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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1967

Page

3

Scrubwomen Drive Out Sit-in At London School of Economics

About 200 students had protested the suspension of fellow students at the London School of Economics where John F. Kennedy once studied. Scrubwomen confronted the demonstrators in a corridor, dismantling a barricade and forcing the sit-in to end as security allowed the students to remain seated until dawn. Marshall Bloom, a Denver native and head of the graduate students association, and another leader were suspended for staging the demonstration against the appointment of Walter Adams as director over Rhodesia policy.

London UPS John F. Kennedy Britain London School of Economics Marshall Bloom Denver Colo Graduate Students Association Dan Bloom Walter Adams Adams Rhodesia Kennedy Harold Laski U.S Whitgoing Sir Sydney Caine

Schartreuse Hair Team Loses He Strikes His Colors

In Norwich England Peter Cooper returns home after his soccer team loses and shaves his hair and eyebrows to shed his dyed green and yellow colors. His wife remarks on ending the pledge for the season and Cooper's strong feeling about the colors.

Norwich Eng UPI Peter Cooper Cooper

Schlafly Warns GOP Women On Hidden Political Control

Mrs. Phyllis Schlafly told 850 women in Los Angeles that the Washington establishment uses hidden control to bend men to their orders, urging leaders with stamina and independence to resist. She criticized Humphrey and warned of pervasive corruption, crime, and complacency facing Republican women.

Washington Phyllis Schlafly Los Angeles Schlafly Goldwater National Federation of Republican Women California Federation International Hotel Bership Hubert Humphrey Fulton Westminster College Winston Churchill Iron Curtain Humphrey Soviet Union Mrs. Schlafly Churchill America Long Beach Gladys O'Donnell California Ann Bowler Louisville O'Donnell Federation Washington, D.C

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