Cultural Revolution claims at Beijing university reform and reformers
Two Red Guards recount clashes at Ching lua University in Peking three years after the upheaval. A professor describes his conversion toward Maoist teachings and reeducation with workers, while students claim Red Guards and workers reshaped education and politics, including factional splits and later unity.
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Australia
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Ghian
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Eight Naval Academy midshipmen expelled for drugs
Eight midshipmen at the Naval Academy were expelled after a 10 day drug crackdown. Investigators found marijuana LSD and amphetamines during searches in Bancroft Hall. Three first classmen two second classmen and three third classmen were affected with graduation set for June 9.
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Mariner Mars mission delayed after launch failure
The second Mariner satellite toward Mars is delayed at least three days after a May 6 rocket failure destroyed the first craft. Officials say a new launch date isn’t set but could be after May 23, with a June 16 hard deadline in place and a 1973 window for a possible later flight.
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Arizona dealers plan ethics code for car sales
An Arizona Automobile Dealers Association attorney forecasts a new code of ethics to cover nearly all dealer business within three weeks. It would apply to new and used cars and parts and service, exclude dealer financing, and allow penalties such as suspension or fines. The code would require complaint reporting, a special panel hearing, and a 72 hour sale prohibition with a bill of sale shown on inquiry.
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Hoffa appeals rejected by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused Hoffa's latest appeal as Teamster President James R. Hoffa serves two consecutive 13 year terms for mail fraud and jury tampering. The UPI report notes the parole board denied freedom on March 31 and will review again in June 1972, with Judge Frank W. Wilson's rulings upheld by the Sixth Circuit.
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Scottsdale College offers day and evening summer sessions
Scottsdale Community College announces three summer sessions starting June 15 with a day session, July 19 to August 20 for a second day session, and June 14 to August 6 for an evening session. Registration for the first session is June 9-10. Courses are accredited and open to the public, especially nearby high schools and the Indian Community. Tuition is 12 per semester hour plus a 3 registration fee, with a maximum six semester hours per session.
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Community College
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Busing Seen as Tool to End Tucson Desegregation Gap
Dr Thomas Lee Tucson School District superintendent says busing could help achieve racial integration but it depends on community choice. He notes de facto segregation exists with concentrations of minority students in many schools and says boundary changes are impractical due to district size and distance. He estimates 39 000 children would face high costs and strong opposition.
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UPI
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Lee
Tempe Youth Rescued After Canyon Fall Injury
A Tempe youth 16 year old Mark Aswege spent two nights in Clear Creek Canyon after a fall. Rescue workers said he suffered a badly sprained ankle and was treated at Payson Hospital after being helped out early Sunday. Dan Flatten, his companion, walked out for help on Saturday prompting a search by rescue personnel north-west of here.
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Woman killed by train near stopped car in Tucson
Violet Mittiie Kalinoski, 4, of Tucson, was killed Sunday when she was struck by a train while standing near her car stopped on the tracks. The incident occurred in Tucson as the child remained near the vehicle.
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UPI
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Rail strike snarls commuters across eastern cities
Nationwide rail walkout triggers jammed subways and highway congestion from New York to Chicago. Auto plants warn of quick layoffs and production halts. coal mines in West Virginia poised to shut by Wednesday. ICC authorizes emergency licenses for buses and trucks to move goods. Chicago hub imposes mail embargoes to 30 states.
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Two Mesa Women Slain by Knife Attack Father Arrested
In Mesa a dentist, Theodora Marinangeli, 25, and her mother Bertha Greaves, 52, were found slain with throats slashed. The husband Francis Marinangeli, 39, was arrested at the scene. Police say a family dispute sparked the killings. Rose Marinangeli, 66, was injured trying to intervene.
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