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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1968

Page

3

Grad Schools Are Full for 1968 69 Despite Draft Effects

Graduate schools across the nation open the 1968 69 year with enrollment not as low as predicted though impact from the draft on graduate students remains uncertain. Educators expect the main effects to hit in January and note deferment changes after a 1967 draft law. Shortages may push enrollments toward women older students and foreign entrants while some boards grant occupational deferments for teachers.

Washington Congress Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service Army Pentagon

Wallace stumps at Kentucky campus amid mixed reception

George Wallace drew a mixed crowd of students and locals at the University of Kentucky on a four day tour. He denounced professors who back the Viet Cong and said he will rally in Columbia South Carolina and Albany Georgia before Montgomery Alabama tonight. He announced acceptance of a Metromedia News invitation to debate Nixon and Humphrey in a nine minute program in October to be carried coast to coast on Metromedia stations and affiliates and possibly elsewhere. It was unclear if Nixon or Humphrey agreed to the debate. A small group jeered Wallace with a playful label Hippies for Wallace but most reception was favorable.

Lexington UPI George Wallace University of Kentucky Wallace Columbia S.C Albany Montgomery Ala Metromedia News of New York City Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey Metromedia Continental United States Nixon Humphrey

Humphrey backs pending gun control bill in Senate showdown

UPI reports Hubert Humphrey endorsed the gun control bill ahead of a Senate vote next week challenging rival Richard Nixon to take a stand. He urged bans on mail order and interstate sales of rifles and shotguns and pressed for prompt state or federal licensing measures.

Washington UPI Hubert H. Humphrey Senate Richard M. Nixon Congress Humphrey Joseph D. Tydings Dmd Thomas Dodd Dconn

McCarthy pushes dovish Vietnam stance in California bid

UPI reports Senator Eugene J. McCarthy will campaign for dovish Senate hopeful Alan Cranston in California to force hawk and dove positions on Vietnam. He may back Humphrey if Humphrey shifts toward his Vietnam line. aides Mitchell Rauh have joined Humphrey's effort as McCarthy faces pressure from former supporters.

Washington UPI Eugene J. McCarthy Senate McCarthy Nice France California Hubert H. Humphrey Richard M. Nixon Alan Cranston America Vietnam Cranston Max Rafferty Thomas Kuchel Humphrey Stephen Mitchell Europe Mitchell Joseph Rauh

Johnsons At Retreat To Camp David Weekend Visit

President and Mrs. Johnson, with daughter Lynda, flew by helicopter from the White House to the Camp David presidential retreat near Thurmont Maryland for a quiet weekend. They were expected to stay through Sunday or possibly Monday while the President, before departing, spent most of Saturday working at his desk.

Thurmont, Md

Lindsay Says School Strike to Continue

New York Mayor John V. Lindsay warned the 1.12 million students may not return to classes Monday as the United Federation of Teachers strikes continue over job security amid decentralization in Ocean Hill-Brownsville. He urged both sides to move from extremes toward a middle ground and pledged city steps to allow teachers to work in Ocean Hill-Brownsville while pressing for a settlement.

New York UPS John V. Lindsay United Parents Association Teachers Union United Federation of Teachers UFT New York City Ocean Hill Brownsville Brooklyn Ocean _ Hill- Brownsville James E. Allen Jr Albert Shanker Lindsay

FBI Agents Seek Building Saboteur

FBI agents joined the search for saboteurs who bombed a Naval ROTC building at the University of California Berkeley campus. A black powder blast damaged the porch doors and windows after two men were seen driving away in a small car. No injuries were reported and the incident followed earlier campus attacks and political controversy over a Black Panther guest lecturer at the university.

Berkeley Calif UPS FBI University of California Naval Facility University Stanford University Naval Rotc Eldridge Cleaver

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