Chicago Students Suspend 61 in Building Occupation
Sixty one of 300 University of Chicago students were suspended as occupation of the administration building continued. About 1,000 supporters, including SDS and PLP members, urged amnesty for demonstrators amid a campaign over the firing of a radical sociology professor. The protests planned a women reporters news conference and debated the SDS PLP proposals, with suspensions deemed temporary and appealable.
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Chicago
UPT
University“ ‘of Chicago
Students For “A Democratic Society
Progressive Labor Party
SDS
PLP
Janet Tenney
Port Washington
N-Y
Obituaries for Edna Gohn and Winston Duwyenie Jr.
Obituary notices report Edna Marie Gohn 92 found dead in Scottsdale. Services set Wednesday 10 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary with burial at Mesa Cemetery and viewing after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Gohn, 7119 E Earls Dr, born in Keokuk Iowa, moved to Scottsdale in 1965 from Cedar Rapids. Survivors: husband Carl and a sister out of state. Also noted is the death of Winston M. Duwyenie Jr. 17, a Saguaro High junior killed in an East Phoenix automobile crash. Duwyenie son of Winston and [name redacted] Duwyenie Sr. of 8602 N Pima. services in Peach Springs at Universal Memorial Center. Duwyenie, a Phoenix native and Edison Elementary graduate, played bass and sang for the Heritage of Freedom rhythm and blues band. Survivors include paternal grandmother Mrs. Sarah Dunyenie of Hotevilla and maternal grandmother Mrs. Anges Hayatone of Peach, plus five brothers Tyrone Starley Clarence Olsen and Davievah, all of Scottsdale.
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Edna Marie Gohn
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Mesa Cemetery
Gohn
E. Earls
Keokuk
Iowa
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Cedar Rapids
Carl
Winston M. Duwyenie, Jr
Saguaro High
Peach Springs
Ariz
Universal . Memorial Center
Duwyenie
Winston. Duwyenie
N. Pima
East Phoenix
Phoenix
Edison
Mentary School
Heritage of Freedom Rhythm and Blues Band
Sarah Dunyenie
Hotevilla
Anges
Hayatone
Peach
Tyrone
Starley
Clarence
Olsen
Davievah
Hayakawa Frames Campus Violence as Tactic at SFSU
S L Hayakawa acting president of San Francisco State College told Congress that students on the campus used violence as a tactic. He said police were a response to violence and noted only about 300 of 18,000 were involved, aided by a few "dedicated revolutionaries" on the faculty.
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Arab-Iraqi Jordanian Claim Israeli Raids Downed Planes
Iraqi and Jordanian officials report Israeli warplanes attacking northern Jordan. Both claim antiaircraft gunners downed two planes each while Israeli sources dispute the mass claims. The reports come as Nixon pushes toward Middle East peace talks and Egypt ties.
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Jordan
Jerusalem
Beirut
Baghdad
Aman
Sea of Galilee
Jordan River
Dine
Amman
Nixon
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Egypt
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Nggnern
Tiberias
Ysraéli
Nixon seeks advice of Ike and Johnson
President Nixon, facing Middle East turmoil, met 50 minutes with former President Dwight D. Eisenhower at Walter Reed Army Hospital and planned further talks with Lyndon B. Johnson. Nixon praised Eisenhower’s understanding as they discussed defusing regional tensions and potential policy moves.
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Ike
Lyndon B. Johnson
Students rampage in Gaza amid protests near Saladin High School
In Gaza the fifth day of unrest sees about 60 Arab high school girls marching through the city shouting anti Israel slogans, smashing windows, and stoning vehicles. Israeli soldiers chased them from Saladin High School into the yard as crowds formed at four schools during Sunday protests with Egyptian flags displayed.
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Saladin High School
Mediterranean
Arab Palestine Liberation Organization
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eastern Air Lines Jet Hijacked En Route to Miami
An Eastern Air Lines Boeing 727 with 87 passengers and six crew was hijacked north of Jacksonville Florida and ordered to Cuba. FAA said the Newark to Miami flight was hijacked about 10 45 a m EST 90 miles east of Charleston with pilot in contact and unclear if one or more people were involved. Crew identified as Capt Jack W Moore co pilot Lowell R Miller second officer Fred Weaver and stewardesses Linda Davidson Vicky Hassell and Margaret L Bolton.
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Lowell’ R. Miller
Fred Weaver
New York
Linda Davidson
Vicky Hassell
Margaret L. Bolton
Left turn collision injures Tempe woman and others
A three car crash at 2nd St and Tonalea Way injured a Tempe woman and briefly injured the driver’s wife. Mary Trent 43 of Phoenix attempted a left turn, colliding with Darel McIntyre 29 of Tempe who pushed another car driven by Robert Zabana 23 of Ida Mich. into stop traffic. Trent cited for failure to yield. A second crash at Granite Reef Rd and McDonald Dr involved Susan Clark 16 of Phoenix and Faye Berk 31 of Phoenix. Clark cited for failing to yield at a flashing red light. Time reported as 6:40 AM.
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Darel McIntyre
Robert Zabana
Ida, Mich
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Joyce
Trent
Susan. Clark
Faye Berk
4Th St
Granite
Reef
Mcc Donald Dr
Miss Clark
Japanese Students Storm U.S. Embassy in Tokyo Protest
Helmeted student radicals breached the U.S. Embassy wall in Tokyo smashing windows and raising anti U.S. banners. About 10 000 demonstrators later marched on the embassy as police guarded the route. They demand removal of B52 bombers from Okinawa and an end to the U S Japan Security Treaty.
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Okinawa
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Kays
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scottsdale Boys Club to fund programs with Oliver premiere
The Scottsdale Boys Club presents the musical Oliver to raise funds for Valley programs. Tickets cost 12.50 for logo seats and 5 for orchestra with proceeds to United Fund. Star cast includes Shani Wallis Nancy Ron Moody Fagin and Mark Lester Oliver. Reservations via club or chamber of commerce. The club serves 1600 members and aims to prevent juvenile delinquency.
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London
Ee Mall
Oliver
Shani Wallis
Nancy
Ron ‘Moody
Fagin
Mark Lester
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Chamber of Commerce
the. Boys. Club
Stock market snapshot shows mixed gains across majors
United Press International lists New York stocks with notable gains in American Can, Anaconda, Boeing, Chrysler, DuPont, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Pan American, Pepsico, RCA, Raytheon, Sears, and Southern Pacific among others. Several names hover around midrange percent changes, reflecting varied investor sentiment.
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American Tobacco
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Pepsico
Polaroid
RCA
Raytheon
Rexall
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Santa Fe
Sears Poste
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Winston Duwyenie Jr
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