Gilpatric Weds Paula Washburn in New York Ceremony
Deputy Secretary of Defense under Kennedy, close to Jacqueline Kennedy, Gilpatric wed Paula Machado Washburn in her Manhattan apartment. The bride's prior marriage to C Langhorne Washburn ended in divorce. Also notes Eisenhowers skip college graduation as Smith and Amherst diplomas are awarded by standings. White House says Nixon couple are saddened not to attend Julie and Davids graduation due to campus unrest.
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John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
New York
Paula Machado Washburn
C. Langhorne Washburn
Washington, D.C
Manhattan
Gilpatric
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David Eisenhower
Nixon
White House
Ex Solon Buys Two Hereford Bulls From Johnson Bargain
Edwin B. Willis of Louisiana says he bought two Hereford bulls from former President Lyndon B. Johnson at a bargain price. Willis traveled to the LBJ Ranch near Stonewall, Texas, paying $500 for a plane ride and later noting Johnson halved a stated sum to let him pick two bulls valued at about $15,000 for $1,500, saving roughly $13,000.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Johnson
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LBJ
Stonewall
Tex
Free Speech At Stanford Ends In Clash During Open Mike
Demonstrators at Stanford clash during an open mike event after noon talks. A 21 year old Vietnam veteran, Bare Bray, interrupts to voice antiwar views. Students rush Bray, wrestle away the microphone, and debate whether free speech applies to opposing views.
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Cambodia
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Prince Questions Super Plane at Cambridge Debate
Britain's Prince Charles challenged the Concorde project during a Cambridge Union Society debate. He said he could be drawn into controversy and questioned if the supersonic jet would pollute with noise or damage churches and windows, asking what price society is willing to pay for such advancement.
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Prince Charles
Cambridge University Union Society
Charles
Tos Prince
Thousands Homeless in Lubbock Tornado Aftermath
LUBBOCK Texas rescue workers and relief agencies pressed search for more dead and injured after a devastating tornado. An estimated 4 800 people were homeless with up to 750 dwellings destroyed and about 500 injured. Authorities reported 20 known dead and property damage up to 200 million dollars. Debris, smashed autos, and shattered homes plagued the city as curfews and rationing were imposed. The Red Cross and Salvation Army rushed aid while the city sought federal disaster loans.
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Great Plains Life Building
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State Department of Public Safety
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Small Business Administration
Ben Barnes
Lubbock-Avalanche Journal
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Avalanche Journal
Weather Bureau
Students Donate Blood Drive At Maine Campus
Nearly 2,500 University of Maine students volunteered to donate blood to aid servicemen in Vietnam. Only 810 could be processed on the day of the drive, with an Air Force officer saying Loring AFB medics may return to process the remaining volunteers.
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Maine
University of Maine
Vietnam
Air Force
Loring Air Force Base
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Page
The readable fragments reference unnamed people and places with broken phrases. Details and context are unclear due to damaged text on a historical newspaper page.
Student Unrest Surges Across Campuses Amid Protests
Campus clashes over the Cambodian war and Kent State deaths erupt at Virginia Tech and Eastern Michigan University. Police arrest about 85 at EMU, 32 at San Diego State, and other campuses report clashes, curfews, and blocks on protests as Brandeis notes 266 colleges on strike.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blackburgh
Ypsilanti
Mich
Eastern Michigan University
William Millikan
San Diego State College
California
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Connecticut
Hye
University of South Carolina
Columbia
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Brandeis University
Waltham
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Blast at Salt Lake Armory Shatters Front Door
A blast ripped the National Guard Armory in Salt Lake City around 2:30 a.m. blowing out a front door and scattering glass, desks, and papers. The armory was unguarded, amid nationwide threats linked to campus demonstrations near the nearby university.
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UPI
National Guard
University of Ulai
Smog Crop Loss at $44 Million
A California official estimates automobile produced smog caused about 44.5 million dollars in damage to farm crops in 1989. Citrus suffered the most with over 33.5 million in losses, concentrated in Southern California, per Dr. Carl W. Nichols of the agriculture department.
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California
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Bureau of Plant Pathology
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Deferment Rules Clarified Amid Campus Strikes
Washington officials said campus strikes and closings will not threaten student draft deferments. Seniors with deferrals may finish studies within a reasonable time, with summer or fall arrangements allowed. Similar rules apply for undergraduates unable to prove progress, a spokesman said.
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Selective Service System
Goferrad
Spokesman
Big Probe Sought of Campuses Over Unrest
Secretary Robert H Finch urged a presidential commission to probe campus violence and student unrest after Kent State. He said a high level group could preempt local reviews by state legislatures and civil liberties groups, and noted ongoing dialogue with students and faculty. He also floated a two-week fall break for political campaigning.
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Robert H. Finch
Kent State University
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American Civil Liberties Union
Senate
Nixon
Snoods and Hairnets Urged for Long Haired Workers
Groton Conn July 7 General Dynamics electric boat division safety chief EJ Morgan urges snoods and hairnets for longhaired male workers to prevent hazards from hair styles. He notes that lengthy hair can pose risk to individuals working near machinery and moving parts.
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Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics
EJ. Morgan
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