Regents draft policy to control protests
Iowa Regents back Bowen speech on student disturbances and plan a region wide policy. Board members endorsed the university president s warning that willfully disruptive students may be suspended or dismissed even for a first offense, applying the standard to Iowa State UNI and Iowa Board members stressed the need to reinforce Bowen s stance with a formal regents policy.
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Voice vote reconsidered on Social Security benefits rise
In Washington the Senate briefly approved then reversed a voice vote on a record Social Security increase worth 3.6 billion dollars annually for 23.8 million people. A Friday final vote was scheduled as liberal opposition to welfare freezes faded after leadership intervention.
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Coup attempt in Greece ends with king in exile
King Constantine of Greece fled to Rome with his family after Col. George Papadopoulos seized power, declaring the king deposed and appointing a civilian premier and regent. Greece remains a constitutional monarchy with a regent while NATO diplomats consider exile implications.
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School Board in Meeting Here
Routine business dominated Washington Community board of education Wednesday night. Discussion covered completion of work on the old junior high site and a report on the student teacher program by Al Kinzler. Other items included disaster warning system, high school fire doors and sprinklers, and the resignation of Carolyn Davenport effective January 12, 1968. Principal Burge Hammond and Supt E K Schlapkohl may attend the North Central Association meeting in Chicago next March. Principals will evaluate teaching staffs in January.
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Bombers Hit Hanoi as Reports Vary on Confirmations
News reports claim American bombers conducted heavy strikes on Hanoi with claims of two planes lost, while Saigon provides no confirmation. U.S. and allied forces described success against a Dak To attack and a jungle outpost near Saigon, with weekly totals showing 1,818 enemy killed and 194 U.S. dead, 1,643 wounded. Tass and ADN echoed air raids on Hanoi, but official timing remained unclear.
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Washington Junior High Christmas Music Program
The Washington Junior High Music Department presents a Christmas program on December 18 at 7 30 p m in the school gym. About 145 chorus students and 150 band members from Band A and Band B will perform Christmas and non seasonal selections. Parents and friends are invited.
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Iowa Weather Summary From United Press International
Partly cloudy through Friday with colder tonight. Winds will be light and variable. Lows tonight from zero to five below in the north to five to fifteen above in the south. Friday high temperatures expected in the 20s.
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Drake University closes Divinity School in Des Moines
Drake University announces the closing of its Divinity School after a year long study by the Board of Trustees. Dr. Paul F. Sharp, the university president, described the action as decided by the board and reflecting organizational priorities.
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Snowstorm dumps heavy snow across four states
A large winter storm delivered two feet of snow to the southern Rockies and Arizona, Colorado and beyond. Flagstaff recorded 27 inches, with Arizona towns reporting 24 19 inches while San Diego and Phoenix saw rare snowfall for their regions. Travel warnings spread as winds whipped drifts and cold persisted from the Pacific coast to the Great Plains.
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