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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1968

Page

5

Chicago Campus Revolt Racks Up Arrests Across Universities

Chicago police arrest 13 Roosevelt University students amid sit in and suspensions as campus disturbances spread to Marquette Stanford Columbia Temple and others. Protests demand more student involvement, financial aid, and removal of disciplinaries while authorities seek to end disruptions.

Chicago Associated Press Wallace Sterling Stu-Land Richard Lyman Dents Roosevelt University Wells Marquette University Milwaukee Stanford University California Columbia University Grayson Kirk Stu Columbia George W Fraenkel Philadelphia Temple University Southern Mlindis University Carbondale State University of Buffalo New York Marquette John P. Raynor Stumt

Raised 18 Children on a Farm

Elizabeth Bodine of Velva North Dakota is named 1968 Mother of the Year at a Waldorf Astoria candlelight ceremony. The Polish immigrant mother says religion underpins the family and notes late access to electricity in 1945. Her 18 children include a Navy officer, a colonel, teachers, nurses, a lawyer, and coaches. 80 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren span Minnesota to California.

Elizabeth Grossman Bodine Velva N.C New York Bodine Frank Elizabeth Bodine North Dakota Minnesota California N.D United States Waldorf- Astoria Hotel

Sinclair admits impact of The Jungle on food laws

The Jungle author Upton Sinclair said he aimed at the public's heart and accidentally hit the stomach, helping spur passage of food inspection laws, Britannica notes. The remark highlights how his novel exposed slaughterhouse conditions and shifted public policy.

Upton Sinclair Sinclair En_cyclopaedia Britannica

Shenandoah Conservatory Choral Evening Planned

Shenandoah Conservatory presents a choral evening led by Lloyd Robb featuring the Women’s Chorus and Concert Choir. Highlights include motets by Lasso and Shakespeare texts, Cowell’s Lilys Lament, Roundel arrangements, English airs from Beggars Opera, and Poulenc Mass in G Major. Admission is free. public invited.

Shenandoah Conservatory Lloyd Robb Jean Orlando di Lasso Berger William Shakespeare Christe Netherlands Henry Cowell Elizabeth A’lomax Shenandoah John Pepusch John Gay England Francis Poulenc Poulenc

Orphan Annie Cartoonist Harold Gray Dies at 74

Harold L. Gray died in California at age 74 end of a 44 year run of Little Orphan Annie. He created the saucer eyed heroine and worked on the strip until ten days before his hospitalization. The character debuted in 1924 in the Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News.

Ed Harris Hails McCarthy Campaign in Huntly Virginia

Regional Coordinator Ed Harris announces McCarthy campaign activity in Huntly Virginia. He outlines local outreach plans and district focus as voters prepare for upcoming primaries. Harris emphasizes grassroots organizing and coalition building with County Republicans and community groups.

R Ed Harris McCarthy Huntly Virginia

Pueblo Crew May Be Near Release Says U S Congressman

Rep Clement J Zablocki chairman of the House Asia Pacific subcommittee says indications North Korea may release the Pueblo crew. State Dept reports no new progress as Panmunjom talks continue with no admitted guilt or ransom discussed.

Washington North Korea U.S Pueblo Clement J. Zablocki DMI House Subcommittee On Panmunjom United States

Pothole Patching Goes Mobile With Diamond Edge Saws

Portland drivers may see faster spring repairs as city highway crews use mobile saws with diamond edge blades to cut around weather damaged pavement. Omark Industries notes the method speeds patching and reduces jackhammering.

Portland Wash Omark Industries, Inc

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