College Presidents Resign Amid Campus Violence Wave
The CCNY president Buell G. Gallagher resigns after two days of bloodshed and arson as protests rock campuses nationwide. Howard University marshals clear buildings. 23 arrests, tear gas used, guards deployed. Report notes student occupations, sit ins, and campus fears across many states.
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United Press International
City College of New York
Brooklyn College
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Jacques Barzun
Columbia University
Congressional Investigation Committee
Buell G. Gallagher
CCNY
Gallagher
Shepard Hall
College unrest mocked by longshoreman philosopher
Eric Hoffer, San Francisco longshoreman and author, testifies before Sen McClellan's investigations subcommittee accusing campus rebels of having no real grievances and urging college presidents to stand firm. He advocates strong leadership and denies organized groups behind campus violence.
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UPI
Eric Hoffer
San Francisco
Hoffer
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Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
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National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of
Catholics Asked for $200 Million Reparations Demand
Black militant James Forman pressed the Roman Catholic Church for 200 million dollars as its share of reparations to African Americans from white churches. Riverside Church obtained a restraining order to prevent disruption of services after Forman burned a police summons. The controversy drew criticism from church leaders including J. H. Jackson of the National Baptist Convention and Episcopal Bishop C Kilmer Myers, who debated the role of reparations within civil rights strategy.
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Forman
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Detroit
Black Economic Development Conference
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National Episcopal Church
Interfaith Council For Community Organizations
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Nixon Plans College Talk Amid Campus Unrest
President Nixon plans commencement speeches at Ohio State University on June 7 and the Air Force Academy on June 4 while addressing campus unrest and urging administrators to curb disruption. He cruised Biscayne Bay aboard the Julie with aide Beebee Rebozo and met with aides on domestic issues during a four day Palm Estate stay.
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San Antonio Light Rates and Subscriptions Details
The notice lists subscription prices by carrier and mail for daily and Sunday editions in San Antonio and Texas, including rates for daily plus Sunday, daily only, and Sunday only. It also shows international and Canada rates for daily and Sunday editions and separate pricing for Mexico, Central America, and South America.
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Dana defends Jose Jimenez role amid Mexican American debate
Dana, speaking as Bill Dana, says laughter at ethnic groups can be healthy but stereotypes are not. He arrives at the airport met by IMAGE director Tony Calderon, the Edison High School Band and local Mexican-American dignitaries. Vikki Carr will perform next week in a Holy Cross High School benefit.
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IMAGE
Tony Calderon
Edison High School
Holy Cross High School
Vikki Carr
el Paso
Comal Indicts 51 in Felony Indictments
The Comal County grand jury returned 51 felony indictments on Friday ranging from burglary to cattle theft. Charges include theft over $50 for Charles Martin San Antonio and six burglary counts. others named include William Bursiel Comal County Ernest Elizondo San Antonio Enrique Buentello San Antonio Sotera Cabello San Angelo Tony Ullea New Braunfels Fred Williamson San Antonio Gilbert Sosa Huntsville for probation violation Terry Ogg San Antonio Paul Strunk San Antonio Sam Byrd Wetmore for cattle theft. The jury no-billed 11 youths on narcotics charges with foreman Harry Haimer.
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Comal County
Charles L. Martin
San Antonio
William Bursiel
Ernest J. Elizondo
Enrique Buentello
Sotera Cabello
San Angelo
Tony Ullea
New Braunfels
Fred Lee Williamson
Gilbert Sosa
State Penitentiary At
Huntsville
Terry Ogg
Paul Strunk
Sam Byrd
Wetmore
Harry Haimer
KLRN Auction Seeks 40000 as Saturday Bidding Opens
The KLRN-TV on air auction in San Antonio Austin begins its final day at noon with about 40000 still needed to reach a 100000 week goal. By Friday near midnight bids reached 55042 with three sale segments left to conclude overnight. Station hopes to raise 5000 from those segments as donors add Friday items to the catalog.
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Klrn-Tv
Petticoat Lobby legacy and storm drainage concerns in Texas
A reader cites storm drainage failures on Hackberry Street and recalls the Petticoat Lobby era as the 38th Legislature enacted measures after the 19th Amendment. The note also discusses appointment notice delays at Robert B Green Hospital and a postal cancellation dispute with bulk pre cancelled cards.
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Jay Radford
Texas
Senate
Petticoat
Robert B. Green Hospital
Tupa
Post Office
Action Line
Five Held In Death In Beaumont Fire Bombing Case
State witnesses identified five suspects in the murder of 24 year old Mrs Mary Montgomery killed in a Beaumont fire bombing. James Purkey of Port Neches and four Beaumont men plus Billy Joe Helms of Lubbock face murder charges and are held without bond. Percy Foreman listed as attorney for at least one defendant. he did not appear at the examining trial.
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Beaumont
Billy Joe Helms
Lubbock
Mary Montgomery
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