Sit-Ins Across Campuses Endages and Tense Wrapups
Stanford police cleared eight SDS protesters after a five hour takeover of Encina Hall. At Columbia a court order confronted occupiers in Mathematics and Fayerweather halls as demonstrators chanted and defied. Across campuses, student actions spanned Howard, MSU, Louisville and Queens College with arrests, injuries, and pledged amnesty or negotiations ongoing.
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Encina
Stanford
Students For A Democratic Society
Columbia
Mathematics Hall
Fayerweather Hall
Manhattan
Supreme Court
MacDonald
SDS
Afro-American Society
James §. Young
Michigan State University
Washington, D.C
Howard University
New York
Queens College
Jefferson Hall
Jeftwing
Americans Lose Seven on Himalayan Fall Expedition
A seven member American Himalayan expedition suffered fatalities after a fall on a southeastern ridge. The group including Read of Wyoming and Reichardt of California proceeded with Sherpa guides toward Dhaulagiri, while reports from New Delhi indicated two climbers were evacuated. Family members confirmed a survivor among the Duenwald party.
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New York
Everett
North America
New Delhi
Himalayas
Dhaulagiri
Mt. Everest
Alpine Club
Read
Moose, Wyv
Anise Janney
St. Louis
Louis Reichardt
Palo Alto
Calif
James Morrisey
Olivette
Jeffrey Duenwald
Pullman
Wash
Seattle
Maria Duenwald
Paul Gerhard
Laguna Beach
Pasadena High School Reopens After Student Rampage
Pasadena High School reopened under police surveillance after a Wednesday rage by militant black students. Police and deputies stopped the noon disturbance following a meeting with the black cultural organization and Superintendent Hornbeck. Six teachers were injured and treated, one student was arrested, and six to seven more may be expelled.
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Pasadena
UPS
Pasadena High School
Ralph ‘Hornbeck
Hornbeck
Medicaid aid runs out in New Mexico
In Santa Fe New Mexico the $17 million fiscal year appropriation for Medicaid ended after 10 months as federal support ended. About 1,115 elderly nursing home patients were sent home or left due to costs. Some may qualify for $84.70 monthly general public assistance, while others faced no options without extra funding. Governor Cargo ties resumption to a legislative special session and new appropriations.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Owen L. Morrow
Lakeview Christian Home
Carlsbad
Paroled Woman Tregoff Linked to Finch Murder
Miss Tregoff, once a medical secretary in prison, was paroled amid reports she may rejoin Los Angeles area life. The case ties her to financier Finch and his wife, Mrs. Finch, who were central to a 1950s murder and conspiracy saga. Both Finch and Tregoff faced life terms, parole attempts failed, and authorities cited assets from a divorce suit.
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Finch
Los Angeles
West Covina
Dro Finch
Miss Tregoff
Mrs. Finch
Digore
Israel Says Egypt Raids Were Psychological Move
Israel admitted its commando raids deep in Egypt were meant more as psychological pressure than real destruction. Reuters and UPS correspondent Raymond Wilkinson reported no observed damage to bridges, power lines, or flooding near Nag Hammadi, contradicting Israel’s claims of severe damage. Cairo’s Al Ahram blasted Israel as lying to the world.
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Israel Today
Egypt
Cairo
UPS
Raymond Wilkinson
Nag Hammadi
Israel
Idfa
Wilkinson
al Ahram
Quake and Nevada Nuclear Test Jolt Southland
A strong California earthquake aftershock and two underground Nevada nuclear tests shook the region. Seismographs at Caltech recorded a 3.25 to 3.5 magnitude aftershock from Monday’s Borrego Mountains quake, while a 5.8 to 6 quake coincided with two simultaneous tests at Yucca Flat. Tests Thistle and Brenton were 1,835 and 1,831 feet underground, each up to 200,000 tons TNT, with minor radiation leakage reported. Taiwan Aide Ousted follows.
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California
Nevada
Caltech
Borrego Mountains
Here
Nevada Test Site
Las Vegas
Yucca Flat
Japan
Desert
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Kenneth Pitzer
New York City
Pitzer
Kentucky
University of Lousvelle
Woodrow Strickter
Strickler
Himalaya
Gaston Rebuffaut
Walker
the Friendly Stara of
Long Beach
Americas
Imperial
Avery Sport Coat
Victoria
David Cargo
Cargo
Carole
United Press International
Walker's the Friendly Store
Ney
Southland
Taiwan
Taipei
UPI
Chiang Kai-shek
Tourister’s
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