Police calm pervades San Francisco State campus clash
San Francisco State College faced a tense day as 600 police guarded the campus to curb further violence by student radicals. Despite threats and earlier clashes, attendance held near normal with 18,000 students in class, while leaflets urged continued strikes and protests against acting President Hayakawa.
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Associated Students Board of Directors
Johnson Aides Propose Large Pay Hikes For Top Officials
Washington sources report President Johnson’s final budget will seek substantial automatic pay raises for Nixon and other federal leaders including Congress and the Supreme Court. The increases, tied to Johnson’s budget message due by January 18, would take effect in 30 days unless Congress blocks them. The plan echoes a 1967 Special Commission on Executive Pay, which recommended boosts to the president, vice president, chief and associate justices, cabinet members, and lawmakers.
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UPT
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Supreme Court
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Executive
Frederick Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph
AMA sets rule on irreversible death for heart donors
The American Medical Association unveiled a policy requiring a donor's heart to be declared irreversibly dead before transplantation. The resolution aims to prevent premature organ removal and follows a year of global transplant activity with 94 heart transplants, 49 survivors, and mixed long term outcomes.
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Miami Beach
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
United States
Bomb blast at Queens high school shocks students
A simulated five inch smoke bomb exploded at Andrew Jackson High School in Queens causing eight broken windows. No injuries or evacuations occurred though a second bomb threat emptied the building. Police arrested 68 people citywide amid protests over added schoolday time after a teachers strike.
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Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Andrew Jackson High School
Board of Education
United Federation of Teachers
Demolition Worker Rescued After Five-Story Collapse
In lower Manhattan rescuers freed three men trapped when a building under demolition collapsed amid wind and rain. John Szubiak, 61, known as Pop, was pulled from 232 Duane St. conscious but injured after more than three hours, using an interpreter to describe chest pains from a pinned load-bearing beam.
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