Oberlin Grads Reflect On Changes At Four Year Mark
Oberlin College graduates voice mixed views on liberalism and reform, noting high pressure academics and disillusionment with relevance to modern problems. Black students report eroded expectations, while some praise shifts enabling broader student voices and critical thinking.
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Two Elyria men held after Midway Mall counterfeit cash case
U S Secret Service agents and Elyria police released a 19 year old Elyria girl who aided in the investigation while two 25 year old Elyria men remain jailed awaiting charges. Miss Patricia Leonard identified the counterfeit twenty dollar bills and alerted mall security leading to the arrest at Midway Mall. Federal agents tie the fakes to North Ridgeville printer Carl Levy, with no link shown to the Elyria suspects.
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Viet DMZ fighting rises as pullout nears
Allied troops renew clashes along the six mile wide DMZ as U S dive bombers and artillery strike North Vietnamese fortifications. The surge follows Nixon's plan to pull 25 000 American troops, with fresh regiments infiltrating from Laos and through the DMZ toward Con Thien.
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Bank rate hikes probe antitrust inquiry by DOJ unfolds
The Justice Department disclosed an antitrust probe into four bank interest rate increases since last December. Assistant Attorney General McLaren told the House Banking Committee there is not yet enough evidence for court action, while Rep. Patman voiced belief of conspiracy in the June 9 rise amid talk of a possible grand jury case.
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Molotov bombs found on church roof during youth meeting
Chicago police found twenty Molotov cocktail fire bombs on the roof of Our Lady of Angels Church hall during an authorized but unsupervised youth meeting. The youths, who admitted gang ties to the Jokers, claimed no knowledge of the devices and said they used the roof for sunbathing.
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Nixon greet crowd at Agnew daughter wedding
In Towson Maryland hundreds celebrated outside Towson Presbyterian Church as President Nixon and Mrs Nixon arrived to attend the wedding of Vice President Agnew's daughter Pamela to Robert De Haven. The Nixons marked their 29th wedding anniversary that day amid cheering and song.
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Weather outlook with showers and warmer air ahead
Showers possible with considerable cloudiness and warmer temperatures today into tonight. Highs reach upper 60s in the north and around 70 elsewhere. Tomorrow partly cloudy and warm with more showers. Lake Erie winds shift from northeast to east then southeast, 5 to 15 knots, with a chance of showers.
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86 year old Elyria woman dies after bathtub accident
An 86 year old resident of Fast Haven Rest Home in Elyria died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after an apparent bathtub incident. Mrs Stanley M. Gurney was found in the tub with wet nightgown and bathrobe, second degree burns reported, autopsy pending to determine if drowning or heart attack involved. authorities suspect no foul play.
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Abernathy bond set at $50,000 in riot case
Reverend Ralph David Abernathy of the SCLC faced a $30,000 bond on inciting riot charges after a Friday night clash between police and about 300 demonstrators during a march in support of striking hospital workers. Aides Hosea Williams and two Charleston Africans Elijah Pearson and David Bright were held as well.
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Rocky talks terrorists silenced in Uruguay visit
Governor Nelson Rockefeller met President Jorge Pacheco Areco in Punta del Este as violence erupted in Montevideo. Terrorists seized a radio station and broadcast anti American slogans while police cut power to suppress the broadcast. Youths vandalized streets, smashing windows and overturning cars during the third day of unrest sparked by the visit.
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Train wreck near Benares leaves 60 dead and many injured
A passenger train derailment near Benares in Uttar Pradesh killed sixty people and injured 141 with 46 bodies recovered at the scene. Sixty of the injured were in serious condition as officials warned the death toll could rise.
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