Quiet Campus Scene After Week of Campus Turmoil
After days of protests and violence, Dartmouth sit ins end as 45 students from Woodville New Hampshire are jailed for 30 days and fined 100 dollars each for criminal contempt. The case follows earlier resignations at City College of New York and police actions at Howard University.
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Associated Press
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Buell C. Gallagher
City College of New York
Howard University
Woodville
N.H
Grafton County
State Supreme Court
Martin Loughlin
Students For A Democratic Society
Laughlin
Hearing for Brown Tuesday
A preliminary hearing for John W. Brown III charged with murder in his wife’s pistol slaying is scheduled for Tuesday in Frederick County Court. Brown, of Front Royal Road, is jailed in lieu of a $20,000 bond and has retained local attorney David G. Simpson.
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Front Royal Road
Winchester-Frederick County
David G. Simpson
Pattern Catalog and Campus Violence Debate Highlight DC News
An Anne Adams sewing pattern notice and a Washington briefing lead with Pattern 4977 for Misses sizes and mailing details. The AP report covers Senate probes on campus violence, calls for strong university administrators, and Nixon space program remarks with lawmakers weighing pay hike repeal efforts.
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Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
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New York
N.Y
Associated Press
Washington
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Hoffer
Senate
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention
Columbia University
Grayson Kirk
Columbia
Nixon
United States
Lee A. DuBridge
Senate Space Committee
DuBridge
U.S
Stonewall School Bulletin Board Moms Meet Each Month
Mothers of Stonewall School children gather monthly to arrange eight bulletin boards in the school halls and auditorium. The pictured group includes Mrs. Luke Burleson, Mrs. Thurman Fisher, Mrs. Allen Jobe, Mrs. Dwain Place and Mrs. James Cooley, who together have seven children attending Stonewall School.
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Stonewall School
Luke Burleson
Thurman Fisher
Allen Jobe
Dwain Place
James Cooley
Shenandoah hosts NATS Virginia auditions first in north region
The National Association of Teachers of Singing Virginia Chapter held its annual auditions at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music last Saturday drawing faculty from 10 Virginia colleges and 50 vocal students statewide. John Burrow, a freshman baritone from Lloyd Robb's studio, won third place in the intermediate college competition among 20 singers. Lloyd Robb hosted and was elected secretary treasurer of the Virginia Chapter and delegate to the national convention.
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Virginia
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
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Lloyd Robb
Robb
De Gaulle Arrives in Ireland for Holiday
Former French president Charles de Gaulle arrived in Cork Ireland for a holiday. A spokesman said he would stay some weeks. The 78 year old leader left his Colombey home for the first time since resigning on April 28.
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Snyder
Senate
Cork
Ireland
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Colombey- Les-Deux-Eglises
Carbaugh Named New VDAC Rural Resource Services Director
A. Mason Carbaugh of Stephens City is appointed to direct Rural Resource Services at the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Commerce with major duties overseeing the Soil and Water Conservation Commission. The appointment, effective July 1, follows a contractual arrangement between the two agencies announced by Edward L. Felton and Maurice B. Rowe.
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Betty B. Conway
Burton Conway
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Opal Tambke
Helen Hunter
Lena Easley
Lyda Meyer
Jessie Clark
Clarence M. Brumback
Commonwealth of Virginia
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Charles I
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Hubert Brumback
Frank Brumback
Joseph S. Brumback
Robert E. Brumback
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Edward L. Felton
Virginia Soil and Water Conservation Commission
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Virginia Department of Agriculture and Commerce
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Soil and Water Commission Commission
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May Queen choice at Edinboro named David Merridan
Edinboro State College students pick David Merridan also called Primo as May Queen in a write-in vote during the fraternity sorority event. He won 65 percent of 2500 votes in a protest against Greek control while runner up Elaine Vochkovich was crowned queen.
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May Queen
Edinboro State College
David
Merridan
Jack O’brien
Elaine Vochkovich
Pittsburgh
Primo
Animals Moving to California Animal Ranch
Clarence the Cross-eyed Lion moves to a Wiley Canyon ranch with Judy the Chimp Gentle Ben and about 250 animal stars from film and TV Their former home Africa USA near Saugus was heavily damaged by floods earlier this year.
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Clarence the Cross-eyed Lion
Wiley Canyon
Judy the Chimp
Gentle Ben
Africa USA
Saugus
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