Police Clubs Thwart College Melee
In San Francisco a 30 officer patrol broke up a campus melee at San Francisco State as demonstrators clashed outside the science building. Eight youths and two girls were arrested amid violent disruptions during the second day of classes under acting president Hayakawa. Police and faculty leaders faced off as students, some with red and blue armbands, protested for a black studies department and minority admissions while classes continued at an 80 percent attendance in the morning and about 60 percent in the afternoon.
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U N Urged To Study Pollution By General Assembly
Fifty-one nations spearheaded a resolution urging a U N conference on human environment in 1972. The plan seeks a report for next year’s assembly compiling current research on air water and soil pollution and to spur antipollution actions worldwide.
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Aviation Trophy Awarded to Maj Knight for X15 Flight
Washington AP report states President Johnson presented the Harmon Aviation Trophy to Air Force Maj William J. Petey Knight for piloting the X15 rocket plane at over 4 500 miles an hour, setting an air speed record. The article also notes a separate item about SIRIMP FARM in Takumatsu Japan and a brown kuruma shrimp production detail.
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William J.petey Knight
Takumatsu
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