Students Target Recruiters Across Seven Campuses
Seven college campuses saw protests against military and related recruiters with SDS involvement. At Illinois the Dow Chemical recruiting office was closed after 200 students blocked doors. police and external officers aided actions at Princeton Oberlin and Wayne State. Detroit saw a brief violent flare during the Defense and Government Procurement Conference with 14 total arrests over two days.
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Dow Chemical Company
University of Wisconsin
Harvard
Illinois
Minnesota
Navy
Oberlin College
Ohio
CIA
University of Colorado
Princeton University
Detroit
Mich
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Princeton
Oberlin
Wayne State
Dow
Army
Air Force
Teens Toast City Slogan Try Baytown First
Editor notes a Houston Post report claiming no teenage drinking problem in Baytown while noting fake IDs are easy to obtain. Texas liquor agent James L. Douglas cites limited police time to police 700 licensed outlets. Baytown police assign an officer to liquor control for two weeks.
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Baytown
James L. Douglas
Texas Liquor Control Board
Douglas
Webster
Lake Houston
Lee College Lyceum Honors Dr. Beto on Texas Prisons
Dr. George J. Beto, director of the Texas Department of Corrections, spoke to a near capacity Lee College crowd about Texas prisons. He detailed prison acreage, units, inmate demographics, and reforms including the State Use Law and an experimental discharge orientation unit in Richmond.
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George Beto
Richard Strahan
Beto
Lee Lyceum
Texas’ Prison System
Lee College Lyceum
Dr. Beto
Texas Prison System
George J. Beto
Texas Department of Corrections
Lee College
Texas
Richmond
Lee Rebels Open Lon Morris Clash In LC Gym
The LC Rebels basketball team returns to action under coach John McCormick with a 12 player squad facing Lon Morris Jr. College tonight at 7 30 in the LC gym. Festivities include introductions, Rebeletts, LC Band, a 1941 game film, and a reception after.
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LEE College
Rebels
Lon Morris
Dennis Williams
John McCormick
Lon Morris Jr. College
LC Rebels
Alton Laird
Rebel
Blue Devil
W.w.id
Rebeletts
Rebelettes
David Corder
LC Music Department
Richard D. Strahan
Student Government Sponsors Hootenanny at Civic Center
The LC Student Government finalizes plans for a free public hootenanny tomorrow Friday Nov. 17 at the new Civic Center. Local groups from Sand Mountain Houston and area talent will perform. President Dennis Williams urges attendance.
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Sand Mountain
Houston
Dennis Williams
Lee Log photographer set for on campus sessions
The Lee Log announces photographer will be on campus Monday and Tuesday to take missing student photos and remake second sittings. Location is mezzanine of the Student Union from 8 30 a m to 1 30 p m on both days in November 2021. This will be the final set of individual 1968 Log photographs per editor Jean Sumner.
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Lee Log
Jean Sumner
Orange juice uprising at Lee College cafeteria
A campus grievance turns into a mock war cry over orange juice in the Lee College cafeteria. The narrator recounts scarce orange juice in the line while observing editors and moments of perceived hypocrisy as staff later serve it to others. The piece ends urging action and demonstrations.
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the Lantern
Cain
Lee College
Watts
New England
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Mili
Houston Post
Ferguson
Ellis
Lee
Cagers
Laird
Temple J.C
Student Government
Hootenanny
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