Columbia Disturbances Report Criticizes Administration
The Cox commission findings fault Columbia University for authoritarian leadership and evasive tactics that alienated students. It cites unhealthy neighbor relations, poor living conditions, and miscalculations by police and administration as factors in the April May disturbances. The report urges greater student participation and shared understanding to heal the university.
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Former Attorney General Francis Biddle Dies in Hyannis Port
Francis Biddle, 82, former U S attorney general under F D Roosevelt, died Saturday at Cape Cod Hospital Hyannis Port Mass He had stayed at his Wellfleet summer home and served in public life from 1934 through the Nuremberg trials He was a liberal reformer and longtime ADA chairman and ACLU adviser.
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Policeman and teen girl receive new kidneys in dual transplant
In Philadelphia at Albert Einstein Medical Center Northern Division a 19 year old girl Kathleen Walsh and 32 year old Arnold Gammon a police officer received kidney transplants from a 44 year old female donor. Both patients were in satisfactory condition after surgery and the donor's death was reported from unrelated causes.
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Cop Made To Walk At Night For Offending Mayor
Terre Haute Indiana police lieutenant Gerald W Loudermilk is punished for remarks about the mayor by forced trips between police and fire headquarters. He must pace the two buildings twice every hour from 11 PM to 7 AM with a 30 day penalty if newspaper accounts appear.
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Suharto pledges loyalty to democratic state in military ceremony
President Suharto assured Indonesians that the military would not seize power, saying they are bound by a democratic state ideology during a ceremony marking the 23rd anniversary of the armed forces.
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Nazi symbols spotted on West Berlin Mexican consulate door
Police say five swastikas and two SS symbols were daubed in red paint on the door of the Mexican consulate in West Berlin early Saturday. No injuries reported and no arrests announced.
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UPI
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Riots Arm Prison South Carolina Quelled By Tear Gas
Prison guards used tear gas to quell a 300 inmate uprising at South Carolina’s main penitentiary. The two hour clash included barricades and fires, with eight ringleaders moved to maximum security as protests followed a prior four hour riot.
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