Shenandoah names Parker president in harbor of humanity pledge
Dr. P arker is installed as Shenandoah president after accepting appointment from James R Wilkins Sr amid vows to make the college a harbor of humanity. The ceremony drew hundreds of alumni faculty students and regional representatives with remarks from Bishop H Ellis Finger and others. A dedication service followed for the Shingleton Health and Physical Education Building.
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Robert P. Parker
Shenandoah College
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
P. Parker
Shenandoah
Conservatory of Music
James R. Wilkins
Dr. Parker
Winchester
Parker
College Campus
Dean Ernest Gordon
Princeton
Forrest S"natey
H. Ellis Finger
Nashville
United Methodist Church
Bishop Finger
President Parker
Paul Herrick
Shingleton Health and
Nixon summons governors to discuss campus unrest
President Nixon convocates governors at the White House amid campus unrest linked to student strikes and protests over Cambodia and Southeast Asia. He cites the Kent State killings and calls for a nationwide response, while college leaders debate fall terms and campaign vacations.
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Nixon
Washington
White House
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Kent State University
Antivate
David Dellinger
Many Campuses Reopen Amid Student Protests Across Nation
Administrators and leaders ordered reopening of campuses closed last week while protests continued at some schools. About 60 000 demonstrated in Washington over US troops in Cambodia and Kent State deaths. At Wisconsin 4000 marched on the administration building with windows broken. National Guardsmen used thundershowers to help quell the turmoil.
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Washington
Cambodia
Kent State University
University of Wisconsin
National Guardsmen
Flotilla Drives to Cambodian Capital Phnom Penh
A South Vietnamese navy flotilla of about 30 boats with U S advisers sailed into Phnom Penh after securing a ferry crossing at Neak Luong on Highway 1. U S forces supported the operation with aerial resupply and strikes as fighting along the Mekong continued.
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Saigon
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Highway 1
Cambodia
Mekong River
U.S
Nixon
U. S
Republic of Vietnam
4Th Corps
Thon
Mekong
Neak Luong
Kompong Phanom
Auto Workers Leader Walter Reuther Killed in Plane Crash
Walter P. Reuther, longtime United Auto Workers president, dies in a Learjet crash near Pellston Michigan. Five others, including Reuther's wife May and his bodyguard, also perish. NTSB investigates as union mourns loss ahead of July bargaining talks.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
UAW
Afl-Cio
Aflcio
George Meany
Alliance For Labor Action
Teamsters
International Chemical Workers
May
Oskar Stonorov
Philadelphia
William Wolfman
Pellston
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
National Transportation Safety Board
Virginia and Maryland Lutheran synods mark 150th anniversary
Dr. Charles G. Tusing of Roanoke, secretary of the Virginia Lutheran Synod, was registered by Wayne Capper of Winchester at the opening night of a three day 150th anniversary convention of the Virginia and Maryland synods.
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Charles G. Tusing
Roanoke
Virginia Lutheran Synod
Wayne Capper
Winchester
Virginia
Maryland
Lutherans Urged to Meet Need of Others at Convention
Delegates at a three day Lutheran convention urged outreach to Virginia and Maryland Lutherans. Dr. Robert J. Marshall of New York City urged giving to a new open end appeal to meet the crisis of the times. Dr. Frederick K. Wentz spoke on being torchbearers for reconciliation and change despite Christian minority status.
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Robert J. Marshall
New York City
Lutheran Church
America
Virginia
Maryland
Dr. Marshall
LCA
Minneapolis
Marshall
C.T. Vivian
Chicago
Gettysburg College
Wentz
Iress
George W. Forell
War booty for Cambodia may be selective aid
U S officials say allied forces may hand over part of captured Cambodian war materiel to Lon Nol's government, while rejecting a full transfer. About 4 000 rifles were already given to Phnom Penh, with new finds of 5 000 rifles, 5 million rounds, and two million pounds of rice uncovered in Cambodia.
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Washington
TAP
U.S
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Lon
Nol
White House
Virginia Weather Outlook Warm and Moist Through Period
The Richmond AP weather note says a pressure system off the South Atlantic will keep Virginia in a warm moist air mass. Expect warm partly cloudy conditions with light confusion or concerns about air flow. County and location names not specified.
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Richmond
South Atlantic
Virginia
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Dr. Racey
Mrs. Parker
Humanity
Gary E. Loveland
Shenandoah Student Government Association
Edward Grove
Alumni Association
Verne E. Collins
Paul M. Herrick
Stewart Bell, Jr
Robert Russell
Frederick
Kingman Brewster
Yale
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Notre Dame
Princeton University
Albert Bowker
Board of Higher Education
City University
Paul A. Bloland
American College Personnel Association
National Guard
THE
Associated Press
Auto Workers
George McDowell
U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare
Frederick K. Wentz
Hamma School of Theology
Springfield
Ohio
Handley High School
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