Miss New Jersey contestant grabs spotlight at Miss USA
Ellen Cream, the sole Black finalist from New Jersey, speaks of victory, pride, and racial barriers as she prepares to compete in Miami Beach. She notes doors opening for her race and reflects on family ties to boxing champion Jersey Joe Walcott.
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Harvard Psychiatrist Links Home Emptiness to Campus Turmoil
Harvard Medical School psychiatrist Dr. A M Nichols II argues emptiness in American homes fuels campus violence. Drawing on Harvard April 1969 events, he cites parental withdrawal, nonlistening leaders, and alienation as key factors, urging reforms prioritizing student welfare and humane relations.
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Strike-Stricken San Diego Faces Ongoing City Woes
San Diego, California, grapples with widespread strikes as firemen and bus drivers walk out, trash collection slows, and police issue few traffic tickets. City considers a 3.9 million dollar salary ordinance to raise pay for firefighters and police amid mounting losses in traffic revenue.
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Nixon Nominates Army's First Women Generals
President Nixon named Col. Elizabeth P. Hoisington and Col. Anna Mae Hays as the Army's first women generals awaiting Senate approval. Hoisington, 51, WAC director, and Hays, 50, nurse corps chief, welcomed the historic promotion amid mixed reactions from women's groups and politicians.
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Kent Search Turns Up Weapons After Kent State Shutdown
Kent State University dormitory search after the May 4 campus shutdown uncovered a shotgun, a damaged pistol, and many knives. Authorities displayed pills, marijuana plants, air pistols, slingshots, blank starters, and other items. Portage County Prosecutor Ronald Kane noted nonstudents occupied rooms and warned the facts will speak for themselves.
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Front Royal Market Report for May 14
Market prices listed for hogs veal lambs slaughter cattle and stock feeder cattle. Topweights and price ranges given by weight class with ranges for sows hogs veal heifers cows and steers across multiple categories.
Mutation mink bred in captivity for varied fur colors
Minks kept in captivity have been bred to produce fur ranging from white and pale silver to dark brown. This specially developed fur is called mutation mink.
Scott Struggles to Link White House Cambodia Debate
Washington lanes report Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott finds his lines open poorly between the White House and dovish colleagues amid a Cambodia cutoff debate. He backs a compromise that the White House rejects, and he weighs a possible Senate action while defending a veterans conference that drew White House ire.
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