Campus Disorders Violence in Michigan Campus Disorders Violence in Michigan
Violence erupted at Ferris State College in Big Rapids Michigan as white students clashed with Black students after a fire alarm incident. Sixteen students injured, two treated for head injuries. one arrested for carrying a concealed weapon amid melee with boards chains and improvised weapons.
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Wiley College in Marshall plans to reopen on March 12 after last Tuesday's closure sparked by student protests and doorway blockades. Joseph Johnson of Chicago, vice chairman of the college board, announced the regular schedule would resume, with a nine member committee set to meet Wiley College officials, students, and community groups starting March 7 on campus.
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The Bexar County Hospital District board narrowly approved a planning grant request for a neighborhood health center on the East Side but pledged no further action. Debates centered on indigent care versus broader health needs, with leaders noting confusion over total costs and who would receive services.
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Apology From Coal Merchant After Delivery Delays
In Newton Abbot England Sam Roberts a coal merchant bought 10 seven second television commercials to apologize to customers after blizzards and loading problems halted his delivery service for the first time in a decade. He feared customers would doubt his reliability. The spots aimed to explain the situation and reassure patrons.
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Shaw Trial Deliberations Near New Orleans
Deliberations underway as jury mulls criminal conspiracy claim against Shaw over Kennedy assassination. Judge hints verdict possible by Saturday on the two year anniversary of Shaw’s arrest. Witnesses wrap rebuttal as Shaw testifies denying main charges and naming Oswald and Ferre in September 1963 plot.
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Defense argues Sirhan Sirhan is mentally ill and that the Kennedy assassination stemmed from a sick mind. Witnesses, including Sirhan’s mother and a brother, may testify as psychiatrists describe his disturbed childhood and obsessions after emigrating from Jordan.
Bucher to Testify Again in Pueblo Court of Inquiry
CORONADO California Weyd M Bucher of the USS Pueblo will testify a second time at the Navy court of inquiry into the ship s capture by North Korea A court spokesman said the decision to recall Bucher was made by Pueblo civilian lawyer E Milles Harvey It may occur next week after testimony from 74 Pueblo enlisted men Their testimony today raised the number who have spoken to 44 Four more Pueblo crewmen were called to testify in open report today The court went into secret session in the afternoon for four other men all from the vessel s espionage unit Eleven more men testified The led witness Bucher first testified when the inquiry began last month He told how the Pueblo was captured and his later confession that the ship had violated North Korea s territorial waters The confession was later questioned with claims the witness coerced by harsh threats and promises of punishment If needed the proceeding could bring a court martial for Bucher The Nagar county board of inquiry heard that some officers questioned the Navy s handling of testimony and procedures The investigation continues as the court weighs possible actions against Bucher and others involved
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