Student Turmoil Hits Five U S Universities
Associated Press reports widespread student demonstrations at five U S universities and Cincinnati high schools. Police clashed with protesters near Columbia University amid campus seizures at SUNY Stony Brook and draft-like campus freedom grievances.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
New York
Columbia University
Columbia
Board of Trustees
Morningside Park
University
Amsterdam Avenue
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State University of New York At
Stony Beads
Suffolk County
Select Reserve Force Includes California Unit
The Army announces a new select force of 150000 civilian reserves drawn from Massachusetts New York California Arkansas Louisiana and Pennsylvania. It groups 268th and 42nd Infantry Divisions from Massachusetts and New York plus 39th 40th and 256th guard brigades from Arkansas California and Louisiana and the 157th Infantry Brigade from Pennsylvania. The force replaces a previous 119000 Guardsmen and 31000 Reservists and entails 72 weekend drills per year. Units will be manned at 100 percent war strength and receive full equipment.
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Washington
UPI
Army
Massachusetts
New York
California
Arkansas
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Guard
39Th
Army Reserve
L B Robber Sentenced to 22 Years
Stanley Lee Janson, 21, formerly of Long Beach, was sentenced by US District Judge Manuel L. Real to 22 years in federal prison for the March 6 armed robbery of Security First National Bank in Maywood. He admitted the robbery and faced charges of assaulting three bank tellers with a revolver. He resided at 1147 Mahanna Ave before his arrest.
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Long Beach
First National Bank
Maywood
Manuel L. Real
Stanley Lee Janson
Mahanna Ave
Johnson
Memorial for Rev Lloyd Larbeer in Claremont
Memorial services will be held at 11 30 am Saturday in Kingman Chapel Claremont for Rev Lloyd Larbeer who left Long Beach after serving as YMCA executive secretary in the 1930s and became a renowned American missionary to India. He died last week. Supported by Long Beach First Congregational Church he headed a trade school for 2500 students at Puumalai near Madras and with his wife built a clinic and hospital offering prenatal care for thousands. His work was praised by the late Prime Minister Nehru.
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Claremont
Lloyd Larbeer
Long Beach
YMCA
India
First Congregational Church
Lorbeer
Puamalai
Madras
Nehru
Wardrobe Falls Pin 72 Year Old Woman Bradford
A 72 year old woman Bella Redfearn was rescued on Wednesday after a wardrobe fell on her last Saturday. She survived four days trapped until nieces reported her missing. She received treatment for shock and bruises.
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Bradford
Eng
Bella Redfearn
Eight Californians Honored for Heroism by Carnegie Fund
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded eight California residents bronze plaques and $5,500 for acts of heroism. Recipients include Marvin Henderson and his son Martin for pulling a man from a burning car on Aug. 13, 1966, in La Honda, though the victim later died. Other honorees saved children or adults from flames, drowning, or dangerous situations across Santa Barbara, Anaheim, Ventrua, and San Francisco areas between 1966 and 1987.
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UPI
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
California
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Villa Park
Martin
George F. Fredrick
la Honda
Henderson
Fredrick
Roger Brian Nelson
Santa Barbara
Sally J. Bammel
Bass’ Luke
Virgil Calvin ‘Lacey
Anaheim
Casey B. Felger
Stanton
Kenneth Lamb
Carol L. Huff
Watsonville
Charles Radford Jr
Corte Madera
Charles L. Bratton
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
William E. Douglas
Jacob Galinsky
Richmond
San Francisco Bay
Douglas
Galinsky
Carnogie Commission
Milton P. Johnson Jr
Ventura
Jone G. Cottrill
Woman Faces Murder Charge After Repossession Dispute
A Willowbrook woman is to be arraigned on a murder charge after a 34-year-old man was found fatally shot outside Alta Mae Whitfield’s home during a dispute over car repossession. Detectives say the victim was shot multiple times in the back with a .22 caliber rifle following a violent argument. Robert Cuba of 514 W. Pear St. was identified as the observer.
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Willowbrook
Firestone
Robert Cuba
W. Pear St
Compton
Alta Mae Whitfield
126Th St
State Aide Warns of Impending Pollution Disaster
William Penn Mott, state director of parks and recreation, warned that disaster is imminent unless immediate measures halt all pollution. He cited California as daily committing nearly 1,000 sins endangering mankind and warned ten thousand deaths per day from air pollution within ten years if combustion engines are not fixed or eliminated. He blamed single purpose planning and erosion of coastlines by student groups for broader environmental decay.
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William Penn Mott
Parks and Recreation
California
Long Beach
Mott
Hard to Sweeten N Koreans at Panmunjom
At Panmunjom an American soldier offered a North Korean guard chocolate and was knocked and kicked after the guard objected to imperialist sweets. The clash occurred outside the armistice building during a meeting where Maj. Gen. Gilbert H. Woodward replaced Rear Adm. John W. Smith as chief U N spokesman.
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Korea
United Nations Command
U.N. Command
Gilbert H. Woodward
Suffolk
John W. Smith
U.N
Gls Push Back Okinawan Demonstrators at Base
Armed American troops guarding Kadena Air Base in Okinawa repelled about 80 Okinawan demonstrators, including students and labor unionists, as they pressed toward a main gate. No injuries reported. Demonstrators carried red flags and Viet Cong banners and sought a meeting with the U.S. commander before being ordered away.
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Tokyo
Kadena Air Base
Okinawa
U.S
Poisoned oats kill 34 horses at Montreal stable
Veterinarians and police probe arsenic poisoning at 8 St. Bruno riding stable where oats fed to horses caused 34 deaths in 12 days. Co owner Alcide Jette blames a malicious person. Autopsies by Veterinary School of Medicine and feed samples taken. official says deaths may exceed 40 this week.
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Alcide Jette
Jotte
Veterinary School of Medicine
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Argel Chealer
St. Bro
Rockefeller Proposes Draft Lottery and 18 Vote Rights
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller unveiled a draft overhaul in Des Moines advocating a lottery system and granting 18-year-olds the vote. He argued the current law favors the affluent and proposed a 26th birthday choice between student deferment or lottery entry, with education protected but later subject to draft if war needs rise. The plan was presented at the University of Iowa rally in Iowa City.
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Des Moines
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
The
New York Republican
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Tax Based on U S Voted by Assembly
Sacramento reports a Senate approved constitutional amendment would base state taxes on a percentage of federal payments. The plan requires two thirds in the Assembly and voter approval to become law, a fate similar to a 1966 defeat. An Assembly committee also rejected a tax bill proposing a 5 percent late payment penalty on late filers.
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Senate
Assembly
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Policeman Found Dead in Santa Monica Home
A 12 year veteran of the Santa Monica police department, 43 year old Robert E. Addison, was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot in his Santa Monica home on Wednesday. Police say he apparently killed himself in despondency over marital troubles.
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Santa Monica
UPI
Santa Monica Police Department
Robert E. Addison
Vital Statistics Selections From Court Docket List
A dense OCR fragment lists names and docket items including BARBRICK Lasyora L 34 and many cases with parties such as Cardlann vs Manvel, Williams vs Bog en, and Cathy L Anderson vs Stanly Contreras. It mixes probate or civil entries, with court file numbers and dates, in a late 20th century notice style. The page also references introductory decrees and various family name pairings, suggesting a public notices column.
Jordan King Seeks Treatment in London
Jordan King Hussein of Jordan, 32, has entered a London clinic for treatment after arriving on a hastily arranged trip Monday. A palace source says he is completely exhausted and suffers stomach and chronic sinus trouble, plus back pains from a three year old auto crash.
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London
Hussein
Jordan
Hussein's
Amman
Weinberger Confirmed as State Finance Chief
Caspar W. Weinberger was confirmed by the Senate as state finance director in a 27 to 2 vote. Governor Reagan’s appointee, San Francisco attorney, will earn $30,319 a year as the state’s highest paid official. two Republicans, Sen. Jack Schrade and Sen. John G. Schmitz, voted no amid mixed support from others.
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Caspar W. Weinberger
Senate
Dovise
Reagan
San Francisco
Jack Schrade
San Diego
John G. Schmitz
Tustin
Mervyn Ed Los Angeles
Ge Miller Jr
Marth
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