Root of Campus Unrest Says St John's President
Richard Weigle president of St John's College in Santa Fe argues impersonal relations between large universities and students fuel campus unrest. He notes St John's remained orderly while many schools faced disturbances and says breaches between students and schools are needed. He spoke to AP in response to questions from Willam W Scranton of Nixon's Commission on Campus Unrest.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
Santa FE
Richard Weigle
St. John's College
St. John's
Annapolis
Weigle
Willam W. Scranton
Nixon
Campises
Asociated Press
Weigle contrasts big universities with St John's college problems
Factor Cited Weigle notes large universities face manifold issues unlike St John’s with about 700 students on two campuses. He suggests small college procedures could help large institutions though no final solution exists without improving impersonal relations. He foresees continued radical campus politics and rising polarization, plus a small nihilistic faction mixing violence with persuasion.
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Weigle
St. John’s
Pan American accepts 24 Boeing 747s and leases for flight
Pan American Airways has taken delivery of 24 747s with two leased to American Airlines. One more 747 is due in early September. The 747 Newsletter lists 19 U.S. routes including New York Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco and Washington.
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PAN American Airways
Roswell
American Airlines
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
United States
Rogers Aston
Far East
Pacific
Seattle
Wash
Fulbright urges UN led Middle East peace plan
Sen. Fulbright proposes a United Nations backed settlement enforceable by a Security Council mandate. He calls for Israeli withdrawal to 1967 frontiers with UN peacekeeping forces in neutralized border zones and guarantees of security for Israel, plus refugee solutions and a UN treaty framework.
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Fulbright
Middle East
Israel
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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N Security Council
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West Bank
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Gaza Strip
Strait of Tiran
Suez Canal
UN Security Council
Man and Partner Plan Salvage of Andrea Doria Submarine
Cement worker Mike Custhman and a friend from Beverly Massachusetts say they will attempt a salvage of the Andrea Doria, sunk in 1956 in 240 feet of Atlantic water. They target next year for the project and cite rumors of $1 million in cash and $3 million in jewels in sealed safes aboard the liner.
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Mike Custhman
Atlantic
Custleman
Friend
Beverly
Mass
Texas Blonde Tracks Herds of Wild Burros
Patti Moehlman a 26 year old Texas zoologist pursuing a doctorate at the University of Wisconsin studies wild burros in Death Valley California. Her 18 month field work aims to inform Bureau of Land Management decisions on refuges while she photographs and tracks about 120 burros and observes their habits across 8 000 to 10 000 believed roaming in 10 western states.
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Calif
Texas
Patt Moechiman
Jeep
Rafiki
University of Wisconsin
Patti
AE. Smith
Bureau of Land Management
California
Austin
Tex
National Monument
Miss Moehlman
Gambi Stream
Tanzania
Mustang Island
Convents Accused of Buying Indian Girls for Nuns
The Sunday Times alleges European convents bought over 1 200 Kerala peasant girls to recruit as nuns. It links Britain Italy France Germany and Spain to the trade with prices 600 to 720 dollars each and suggests the Vatican is probing. The paper cites church funds moving at least 720 000 dollars and says total victims may exceed 1 500.
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The
Sunday Times
Europe
Kerala
Britain
Italy
France
Germany
Spain
America
Vatican
Six Men Ride Out Ship Fire
A Philippine freighter with 39 on board reported fire in holds 2 3 and 4 and began sinking northwest of San Francisco. Captain Gabac and five crew members remained aboard while lifeboats and radios were delivered by a Coast Guard aircraft. others were rescued by the Cuba Maru as the ship drifted with a 23 degree list.
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VAP
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Pacife
Coast Guard
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Gabac
Republic of the Philippines
Pusan
Korea
Panama
Figueras
Fire destroys house near Roswell. occupant safe elsewhere
Last night around 9 o clock a house owned by Orville Glenn and a pickup beside it burned northeast of Roswell off the Old Clovis Highway two miles northeast of the city limits. Glenn was not inside the structure, though initially suspected. An old-model city truck dispatched failed to reach the blaze and a second unit was sent after the first broke down a mile short.
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Orville Glenn
Roswell
Clovis
Glenn
Israeli envoy doubts U S can force missile removal
Israeli ambassador to Washington Yitzhak Rabin questioned the United States ability to compel Egypt to remove defensive missiles in the Suez cease fire zone. He argued the arms balance favors Egypt and urged U S arm aid to Israel to restore balance. Cairo radio reports 10 more Egyptians jailed in Baghdad as part of the propaganda war.
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Associated Press
United States
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Suez Canal
Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Israel
Jerusalem
Rabin
Silver City Woman Slain
Silver City authorities reported Bernadette McQuillan was strangled in her home late Thursday. Neighbors found her body Friday after she did not collect the morning paper, and they saw her car leave that night. the vehicle was later located on a dirt road eight miles southeast of Silver City.
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Silver City
Atty & C
Serna
Bernadette McQuillan
Silver Aty
McQuillan
Bomb Blast Injures Woman at St Paul Store
A bomb exploded in a downtown St Paul department store restroom injuring Mary Peek, 48, who was in satisfactory condition. Police found a second bomb and defused it as the area reported a second blast in a week. Dayton's said damages could not yet be estimated.
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Twin Cities
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St. Paul
Dayton's
Federal
Mineapolis
All-American Family Selected In Nationwide CAPSULES
The Flood family of Parkersburg West Virginia was named the 1970 All American Family in a national contest. Vice President Agnew met with Pacific commander Admiral John S McCain Jr in Honolulu during a four nation Asia visit. California's 229 day legislative session ended with a senate defeat of Gov Reagan tax reform and welfare proposals.
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Fla
Bernard F. Flood Jr
Parkersburg
W. Va
United States
Honolulu
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Pacific
Asia
Agnew
John S. McCain Jr
Sacramento
Calif
California
Senate
Ronald Reagan
IRS Policy Denying Tax Exemptions Over Racial Admissions
IRS Commissioner Randolph Thrower states a nationwide policy denying tax exemptions to private schools that refuse racially nondiscriminatory admissions. He notes the rule applies across all states and will affect both existing exemptions and future applicants. Florida Governor Kirk criticizes the policy as social engineering and overreach.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Randolph W. Thrower
Florida
Claude R. Kirk Jr
Thrower
Kirk
Justice Department
Treasury Department
White House
Mississippi
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