Fines Merald Leccox in Vol 16 No 269 publication
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Protesters plan Out Now Day across campuses
United Press International reports that Cornell University suspended about 75 students for occupying a campus building in an antiwar protest on Thursday. Demonstrators continued sit ins at Columbia University and the University of Pennsylvania as Kent State students staged hit and run sit downs that briefly blocked downtown Kent traffic.
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Weather and campus protests tied to Vietnam war events
Weather outlook shows variable clouds and sunshine with cool nights through Saturday. Highs in the 50s, lows in the 30s, near zero precipitation. Rainfall totals to date compared with last year are listed for Middletown Newburgh and Monticello. Protests erupt across campuses after Nixon’s address with sit-ins at Cornell University Ithaca University of Pennsylvania Columbia Kent State and more.
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Apollo 16 Captain John Young Sees Homeward Triumph
After splashdown CAPT JOHN W YOUNG spoke aboard USS Ticonderoga thanking taxpayers for the 455 million mission. He praised goal oriented teamwork and said secrets in the vehicle will benefit all and push back the last frontier essential to humanity’s survival.
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Brandt survives confidence vote in Bundestag
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt won a tight two vote margin against a constructive no confidence challenge led by Rainer Barzel. The vote clears the way for ratification of the nonaggression treaties with Russia and Poland next week.
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First Woman Admiral Nominated by Nixon
President Nixon nominated Alene Bertha Duerk a Navy nurse who treated sailors in World War II to be the first woman admiral in U S history and the highest ranking woman in the armed forces She, 52, head of the Navy Nurse Corps and visiting her mother in Holgate Ohio was among 50 Captains nominated for promotion If confirmed she would outrank six women who already held general ranks starting in June 1970.
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