Fact-Finders to Probe Columbia Disorders
A Columbia University faculty committee moved to create a 12 member fact finding commission to study the causes of campus disorders. The panel will be headed by an outsider and aims to end a 10 day student protest demanding changes in gym construction and university leadership.
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New York
Columbia University
University
Morningside Park
Columbia
Harlem
Grayson Kirk
David B. Truman
Board of Trustees
Dan Pellegrom
Columbia Student Council
Five Virginians Added to Vietnam Casualty List
The Defense Department announced five more Virginians killed in Vietnam. Killed in action were Arshy Cpl Sidney A Howe of Springfield David F. Strickler of Falls Church Carl R. Gibson of Charlottesville and Norman I. Phipps of Haysi. Roy D. Humphrey of Covington listed as noncombat death.
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Washington
Defense Department
Vietnam
Arshy
Sidney A._Howe
Brad Howe
Betty G. Goodin
Falmouth St
Springfield
Army
David F. Strickler
Paul E. Strickler
Lincoln Ave
Falls Church
Carl R. Gibson
Falcon Drive
Charlottesville
Marine
Norman I. Phipps
Ethel Phipps
Haysi
Roy D. Humphrey
Henry M. Humphrey
Covington
Mayor Pierce Hospitalized After Skateboard Accident
CHIC KAMAUGA Ga AP Mayor Frank Pierce 41 was injured in a driveway fall while riding a skateboard suffering a broken leg He said he landed with his legs twisted under him after zipping along on a Wednesday at his home and was hospitalized for treatment.
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Chic Kamauga
Frank Pierce
Roanoke Faces Possible Garbage Strike by City Workers
Roanoke faces a potential work stoppage as 125 sanitation workers threaten to strike over three grievances. Spokesman Robert Akers said trucks would be manned today but future collections remain uncertain as talks with city officials continue after Thursday meetings.
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Roanoke
Robert Akers
Akers
House Committee to Reopen Review of Johnson Tax Boost
House Ways and Means Committee plans a fresh look at President Johnsons proposed income tax increase and an accompanying 18 billion dollar long range appropriations cut. The Senate already passed a 10 percent surcharge and a 6 billion budget cut for fiscal 1969 amid ongoing conference committee talks.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
Wilbur D. Mills
C- Committee
Senate House
Mills
Newsmen
Senate
Mittee
House Appropriations Committee
John W Byrnes
Wisconsin
GOP
Administration
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Western Hemisphere
Rockefeller Implements Iceberg Strategy for GOP Bid
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller pursues a two part campaign to win the Republican nomination. A public phase features speeches outlining solutions to national issues while a second behind the scenes effort pressures state delegation leaders to switch from Nixon or stay undecided. Allies like Thruston Morton and William Miller tour the nation to win support among GOP leaders.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon
Philadelphia
Iowa
U.S
Thruston B. Morton
William E. Miller
GOP
Miller
Morton
Barry Goldwater
Prowler scare ends with grazed cheek in Carson
In Carson California Raymond Lepage heard a noise and handed his pistol to his wife Mary Jo. She searched the house found nothing and fired when a shadow appeared grazing Lepage on the left cheek. In Asheville Eskridge says tax office will accept credit cards for taxes.
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Carson
Calif
Raymond Lepage
Mary Jo
Lepage
Asheville, N.C
Buncombe County
R. Dixon Eskridge
Nervous Neighbor Triggers Church Prayer Stop
In Denver a man knelt on the locked church steps to pray after telling police he sought prayer. A nervous neighbor had likely called authorities, leading to police intervention at the northeast Denver church.
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Denver
Colo
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