Grandpa Jones Hospitalized In Critical Condition
Louis Marshall Ones known as Grandfather Jones of the Grand Ole Opry and Hee Haw is in a Tennessee hospital after a heart attack. He remains in critical condition though doctors report a better day, as fans await updates on his health. Buffy Sainte Marie discusses indigenous rights and advocacy, noting her charity work and the Native North American Women's Association she helped found recently.
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Louis Marshall Ones
Grandpa Jones
Grand Ole Opry
Heenaw
Jones
Tennessee
Nashville
Native North American Women’s Association
Miss Sainte-Marie
Los Angeles
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Grandson Held in Death of Authoress in Duxbury
A 7 year old boy, John R. Cutler, is held without bail in Plymouth District Court on a murder delinquency charge in the death of his grandmother, author Mrs. Cid Nicketts Summer. Police found her body at home. Cutler allegedly led officers to it after entering the station to report information. The story also notes NYU tuition case and university commentaries by President James Hester, and a separate Paynter family dispute.
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Duxbury
Wass
Cid Nicketts Summer
Tammy” Twaks
John R. Cutter
Plymouth
John Hf. Cutler
Duxbury Clipper
Cardinal Cushing
Doston
Culler
Shinner
Jammy
Tammy
fQuckly
Pinkie
James B. Sumner
New York University
University
Raymond Paynter
NYU Sophmore
Roger Paynter
Glenn Campbell
Dean A. Watkins
Finance Committee
Committee On Grounds and Buildings
Berkeley
Fll
Simon Opposes Irvine City Expansion Plan At UC
Simon the industrialist regent says expanding Irvine around the UC campus would harm the university and create a ghetto by forcing wealthier residents away. He warns of misfeasance in office by unnamed regents and notes links to Irvine interests. Regents approve wage hikes and a campus housing project, with broader budget decisions pending.
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San Francisco
University of California Regents
Irvine
Norton Simon
University
Simon
Regents
Charles J. Hitch
Hitch
Irvine Co
Irvine Foundation
THI Company
Regents’ Committee On Finance
Coordinating Council of Higher Education
Isla Vista Panel Warns University Faces Threats
An independent panel reports Isla Vista violence endangers UC Santa Barbara's community and urges active county and university leadership. It criticizes the university and Santa Barbara County for poor governance and outlines housing, diversification, and town formation plans to better integrate Isla Vista with campus life.
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San Francesco
Isla Vista
University of California
Santa Barbara
Commission On
UC Board of Regents
Commission
County of
UC Santa Barbara
Isla Vistay
UC Santa Tarebara
Pope names Villot chamberlain after papal reshuffle
Pope Paul VI appointed Cardinal Jean Villot as chamberlain of the Roman Catholic Church. Villot, 65, French born, is to serve temporarily as a close aide to the pope and to manage church affairs after the pope’s death. He has served as secretary of alate and accompanied the pope on recent international visits.
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Paul VI
Alate
Jean Villot
Villot
Benedetto Atos
Masella
Villa
Funi
Mus XI
John XII
Villat
Paul du Land
Africa
Pattland
Bhm
Asia
Teachers Strike but Most Philadelphia Schools Open
Philadelphia public schools operated at 228 of 275 buildings as teachers struck after failed contract talks with the Board of Education. Pickets lined streets in light rain while attendance dipped and some pupils left early. The system serves about 300,000 pupils and 15,000 teachers.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
The
Board of Education
Raymond Shafer
Philadelphia school strike threatens two year contract
School officials said the strike by the union violates state law and a Philadelphia Common Pleas Court injunction sued Wednesday. Union representatives rejected the board’s final offer. Chief obstacles to settlement are salaries and the length of the school day.
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Smion
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Sub Ships Return to Mariel as Cuba Watch Continues
The Defense Department reports two Soviet ships, a submarine tender and salvage tug, have returned to Mariel near Havana after previously moving away from Cienfuegos where officials initially observed activity suggesting a possible submarine base. Two Russian barges remain in Havana harbor while the ships’ exact purpose remains unclear.
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Pentagon
Cuba
Defense
Mariel
Havana
Puntagor
Daniel
Henkin
Toth
Cienguegos
Menkin
United States
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Pope
Press-Telegram
Yao Ranea
Russ
10Th St
Long Beach
EL Wurk Garcia
Laxewonn
Hollywood Vassarette
New Jersey
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