San Francisco State Awakens From Turmoil Two Years On
In a quiet campus mood shift since the 1968 to 1970 strike, San Francisco State shows fewer protests and more study as students return to classes. President Hayakawa recalls the upheaval while noting educational progress and restored quality, amid a rise in student groups and a calmer atmosphere.
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John M. Leighty
SAN Francisco
UPI
Hayakawa
San Francisco State
Benny Stewart
Jerry Vernardo
Hastings Law School
Boko Kodama
Phoenix
Associated
State Attorney General’s Office
U.S. Senate
Black Students Union
Helen Bedesom
Donald L. Garrity
State
Garrity
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Nixon and Sato near final talks on trade and Okinawa
President Nixon and Japanese Premier Eisaku Sato signaled progress in their fifth summit with expected agreements on relaxing Japan import controls and U.S. economic requests. Talks also cover Okinawa reversion and a Tokyo-Washington hotline as a potential outcome.
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UPI
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Eisaku Sato
Sato
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Okinawa
Moscow
White House
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Treasury
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Japan
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United States
China
Tokyo-Washington
U.S
Downs joins ASU mass communications faculty
Hugh Downs, renowned television host, will join Arizona State University as a lecturer in mass communications, effective February 1. ASU officials say the addition aligns with hiring top professionals to teach print and broadcast journalism and notes Downs’ industry experience will benefit students.
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Hugh Downs
Arizona State University
George A. Peek Jr
ASU College of Liberal Arts
Joe W. Milner
Department of Mass Communications
Mass Communications
CBS News
John Richard Coyne Jr
National Review Magazine
Max Jennings
United Press International
Peru
Bolivia
Downs
Today
Japan
Hijacked PSA jet heads toward Cuba after calm Los Angeles stop
A Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 727 bound from San Francisco to Los Angeles was hijacked by a black couple who overpowered a stewardess and struck a passenger with a gun butt. They kept three crew and seven flight attendants as hostages and diverted to Tampa before signaling Havana as the destination. The couple initially sought Havana then Africa before settling on Cuba.
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Orval Jackson
Tampa, Fla
UPI
California
Tampa
Cuba
Africa
Pacific Southwest Airlines
San Francisco
Los Angeles
ASU Branch Campus Proposed At Glendale Community College
Senate and House sponsors bill would have Board of Regents buy Glendale Community College for ASU as a branch campus. $8 million set aside to purchase and cover bonds with $5 million for new junior college construction and $3 million to back Glendale bonds. Proposal envisions liberal arts college within ASU with 6 000 student capacity and shared facilities under ASU administration.
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UPI
Board of Regents
Glendale Community College
Arizona State University
Maricopa County
Glendale
Ray Rottas
Stan Akers
Akers
Rottas
College of
Liberal Arts
ASU
University
Akers and Bottas
Tempe
Community College
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