Protesters Seize Columbia Campus Amid Nationwide Sit-Ins
Hundreds of Columbia students stormed mathematics and other buildings, clashed with staff, and displayed Che Guevara imagery as part of a sustained demand for Black studies and greater student involvement. Similar student protests erupted at Stanford, Brooklyn College, Queens College, and other campuses with clashes, lockouts, and sit- ins, while some institutions reached partial resolutions or ended actions.
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Hee
Columbia
SDS
Ely
Andrew W Calder
Pus
Indina Hall
Finance and Public Information
Stanford
Brooklyn College
City College
Buell G. Gallagher
Queens College
AlLathe Compuses
East Landing
Mich
Michigan State University
Boston
Boston State College
Black Students Association
Rochester
University of Rochester
Jury near end of deliberations in Stifel bomb case
The Cleveland jury in Orville E. Shield murder trial appeared deadlocked after 13 hours of deliberation. Judge Kalbfleisch urged jurors to reconsider their positions and emphasized no hard deadline or better jury is assured, noting a verdict remains possible despite the strain and potential death penalty if convicted on mailing a bomb with intent to kill. The defense argued evidence was being suppressed, while prosecutors tied the case to a planned marriage involving Cheryl Jones.
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Cleveland
Orville E. Shield
Girard Kulbfleisch
Kalbfleisch
Stifel
Daniel J Ronee
Tis Lerain
Bernard J Stuplinski
Ronee
Cheryl Jones
Youngstown
William Hopkins
Stuplinski
Lorain
Ohio
Saigon peace talk chief flies home
Ambassador Pham Dang Lam, South Vietnam's chief negotiator, flew back to Saigon after 21 hours, signaling possible progress as the Viet Cong National Liberation Front expressed willingness to discuss with other parties. Lam’s departure coincided with renewed hopes of a breakthrough as North Vietnamese leaders contended with the four party talks in Paris.
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Paris
UPI
Pham Dang Lam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Lam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
U.S
NLF
Jong
Tana
Woman buys dress at an absurd price issue
A humorous remark notes that many women feel they paid a ridiculous amount for a dress, while the figure was actually absurdly high. The quip highlights perceptions of value and cost in fashion purchases.
THAT BRIDGE OPENS MAY 15 IN ELYRIA
City officials announced at ground breaking ceremonies for Elyria's Northwest Bypass that the Fourth Street Bridge project will be completed May 15. Safety Service Director James T. Tracey said the widening and resurfacing of the bridge and its approaches are on schedule, though he admitted earlier plans had shifted.
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Fourth Street
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Elyria
Tracey
Leonard P. Reichlin
David Gundry
Amherst man hurt in flaming crash on Turnpike
Gordon W. Hamilton 23 of Baumhart Road was critically injured when his car collided with a tractor-trailer on the Ohio Turnpike near Exit U6 at 12:12 a.m. The car caught fire and burned about 700 feet. Hamilton suffered a skull fracture brain damage a crushed chest and burns. He remained at Marymount Hospital Garfield Heights after surgery. Truck driver Terry Priest of New Florence Pa heard the crash and stopped the flames were extinguished by a state garage crew.
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Brecksville
Amherst
Gordon W. Hamilton
Baumhart Road
Marymount Hospital
Garfield Heights
Hamilton
Terry Priest
New Florence
Weather forecast with warm anon cool night and showers
The report notes warmer weather with lows around 105 and partly cloudy skies. Showers are possible in the afternoon or night, with highs near 65 to 72 the following day. Conditions stay cloudy and mild on Saturday with scattered showers and southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. sunrise and sunset times are listed with temperatures reaching 50 and 31 degrees at specified times.
Elyria Northwest Bypass Under Construction To Link Rts 57 And 113
After eight years of planning, Elyria begins the Northwest Bypass project with 259 miles of four lane highway and two overpasses. The $22 million project will be funded 95 percent by the state and 5 percent by the city, and will shift Rt 113 away from downtown once finished in December 1970.
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Elyria
Caldwell Street
West Ridge Road
West Jidge Road
Bell Avenue
Adams Street
B&c
West Corporation
Rt. 113
Cleveland Street
East Bridge Street
Broad Street
Lowell Street
Grafton prison guards return to duty after sick calls
Grafton State Prison operations resumed normally as guards returned to the first shift after two days of sick calls in sympathy with a statewide pay dispute. Captain W D Hawk said two men produced medical certificates, others still to provide.
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Grafton
Grafton State Prison
W D. Hawk
Kenneth Barclay
Maury C. Koblentz
Hawk
Five Americans die on Himalayan Dhaulagiri climb
Five Americans and two native guides die on the southeast ridge of Mount Dhaulagiri in western Nepal. Expedition leader Boyd N Everett Jr. and four others are named, with notes on prior attempts and the mountain’s height.
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New York
Nepal
Mt. Dhaulagir
State Department
American Alpine Club
Dhaulagiri
White Peak
Gaston Rebuffaut
Boyd N Everett Jr
North America
Everett
Paul Gerhard
Laguna Beach
Calif
John Vin Hoeman
Anchorage
Alaska
William Ross
Stanford
David Seidman
Norwalk
Conn
Forgiveness clause eyed in Lorain income tax reciprocity
Lorain council committee debated a proposed forgiveness clause to end double taxation by sharing income tax with surrounding communities. Without it, residents working elsewhere and living in Lorain faced paying tax to both jurisdictions, threatening money allocated for Lorain. Auditors urged delay to year end to gauge reciprocity impact while Amherst and nearby towns warned against repealing the arrangement.
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Lorain
Council
Ins
Tfhat
Lorain Lorain
Antone Ughelyi
Oleyho
Jonn Jaworsky
Amherst
Arthur Crow
Vermilion Council
la Rain
Daworsky Saul
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