SIU Students Rally Through Carbondale In Dormitory Probe
Hundreds of Southern Illinois University students roamed Carbondale streets during final exam week demonstrations starting at Woody Hall. About 110 IDs were collected as police planned disciplinary action with SIU officials. Two students jailed on traffic charges after a motorbike chase. minor property damage reported.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
SIU
Woody Hall
Neely Hall
Offcampus
Jack Graham
University Center
Steven B. Sloan
John Norman
Jackson County
Jack Hazel
Thomas Leffler
Almont Crawshaw
S. University Ave
Trueblood Hall
University Park
South Wall Street
M. K. Schoonhoven
Alma Lashes Caribbean, Keys Face Massive Storm
Hurricane Alma battered Cuba with 73 dead in Honduras and moved toward the Florida Keys. Warnings stretched from Marathon to Key West as residents prepared for high winds and floods. Navy and military units went on alert as the storm drifted slowly 235 miles south of Havana.
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Miami
Fla
Alma
Havana
Florida Keys
Cuban
Isle of Pines
Honduran Weather Service
San Rafael
Honduras
Marathon
Key West
The
Keys
Florida Peninsula
Cape Kennedy
Atlantic
Tarpon Springs
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
Sixth
Student protests call for street guerrilla campaign in Panama
University of Panama students urged a street guerrilla campaign against the national guard after two students were killed in eight hours of disorders in Colon and Panama. Guardsmen confined more than 1,000 protesters on campus and used tear gas to stop breaks for exit. President Robles closed all high schools in Colon and Panama indefinitely. Forty-nine people were injured, including nine guardsmen, and at least 42 were arrested in Colon, Panama's second city.
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Panama
University of Panama
Panamanian National Guard
Colon
Marco A. Robless
Autonomous University
Weather Brief: Showers Possible Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy and warm tonight with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Low temperatures in the 60s, high 80s on Wednesday. Showers may continue Thursday with warm conditions.
Lord Haw Haw Dies in Dublin After Collapse
Capt. Norman Baillie-Stewart, once dubbed Lord Haw Haw, collapsed in the street and died in a Dublin hospital. The 57-year-old convicted spy had lived in seclusion in Raheny after his release from Britain’s Pakhurst Prison on May 10, 1944.
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Lord Haw Haw
Dublin
Ireland
Norman Baillie-Stewart
Raheny
Britain
Pakhurst
Isle of Wight
High Costs Slow College Building in Illinois
The Illinois higher education system faces higher bids 15 to 30 percent above estimates for 1965 approved buildings. Led by executive director Dr. Lyman Glenny, the Illinois Board of Higher Education notes bids run about 25 percent over estimates, limiting completion of the 1965 program and fueling calls for more funds. New junior colleges may cost up to 300 million dollars in two years, with potential bond issues and greater use of the Illinois Building Authority to cover state construction needs.
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Illinois
Lyman Glenny
Illinois Board of Higher Education Today
General Assembly
Ilinois
Glenny
Illinois Building Authority
Southern Ilinois University
Carbondale
SIU School of Technology
Ilinois Universities
Edwardsville
Adinistration
SIU Board of Trustees
SIU
Rising college costs push Illinois building plan surge
The article outlines reasons for higher construction costs in Illinois from labor shortages to war planning and higher bonding profits. It notes the Illinois Building Authority estimates and how the six state universities and junior colleges face mounting needs, with several projects delayed or reworked due to funding and bond costs. It highlights SIU campuses delaying wings and buildings, and the practice of separate bidding for general and mechanical work.
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Tinue
Senator Urges Viets Take Risk And Vote
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged voters in South Vietnam to cast ballots despite uncertainty. He argued it is better to risk a questionable election than to abstain, amid doubts over U N supervised voting and Poland not joining ICC observers. Mansfield favored reconvening the Geneva Conference if needed.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
South Viet Nam
Mansfield
U. N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Poland
International Control Commission
United Nations
Nguyen Cao Ky
Militant Buddhists Defy Government Amid Hue Troop Move
Buddhist militants show defiance as Ky regime excludes critics from the junta. Troops reach Hue with 1,200 marines and paratroopers camping near the city while militant leader Thich Tri Quang orders calm inside Hue. A general strike disrupts business as reports say Ky may attempt another seizure like Da Nang.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Thich Tri Quang
da Nang
Trn Quang
Memphis man charged after Meredith shot in Mississippi
Aubrey James Norvell, 41, of Memphis, was formally charged in Hernando with assault and battery with intent to kill and murder James Meredith after the shooting that wounded Meredith as he walked from Memphis toward Jackson. Norvell's arraignment was delayed. Meredith, in a Memphis hospital, vowed to return.
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Hernando
Miss
Mississippi
Aubrey James Norvell
Memphis
James Meredith
Ross Franks
DeSoto County
Norvell
Meredith
Jackson
University of Mississippi
Whitley Perryman
W. L. Meredith
Washington
Nicholas Katzenbach
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Harlem
Claude Sterrett
New York
Paul Johnson
Convict Trial Delayed by Jury Shortage in Springfield
The Circuit Court murder trial for four Menard Prison inmates recessed until Wednesday due to lack of prospective jurors. Fourteen more jurors dismissed today bringing total excused to 606 since May 3. Most dismissals due to objections to capital punishment. A new group of jurors will appear Wednesday. four jurors have been seated.
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Springfield
Menard Prison
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Midwest
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