Students Sweep Sorbonne Grounds Amid Occupation
Two students clear litter from the Sorbonne University as it remains occupied for eight days. The campus, center of daily political and scholarly talks, draws wide attention as posters and brochures spread across the yard. AP Wirephoto captures the scene.
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Sorbonne University
Mutual Fund Regulation Likely Delayed This Session
Washington AP reports congressional gridlock over mutal fund oversight may prevent passage this session. Senate Banking Chair John Sparkman plans to reconvene to seek a compromise with industry and the SEC on front end loads sales charges and management fees. Senator Wallace Bennett doubts time enough to act before August adjournment.
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Washington
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Banking Committee
Industry
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Congress
Pineapple crochet capelet pattern offer from 1968 catalog
Advertisement from the Winchester Evening Star promoting knitting and crochet patterns and books. It lists pattern 7195 including sizes Ss M L and pricing for patterns and mailing, with multiple needlecraft catalogs and quilt books for sale, plus addresses for ordering.
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Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Inc
Liver Transplant Patients Discharged From Denver Center
Randy Wayne Bennett aged 2 and other liver transplant recipients are discharged or home for weekends. Bennett underwent surgery February 9 for biliary atresia. Patients include Terry Jean Kent 16 in Hillsboro Oregon Julie Cherie Rodriguez 2 Pueblo Colorado and Eddie Miller 44 West Helena Arkansas.
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Colo
Randell Wayne Bennett
University of Colorado Medical Center
Sandra Bennett
Mesquite
Tex
Randy
Terry Jean Kent
Hillsboro
Ore
Julie Cherie Rodriguez
John Rodriguez
Pueblo
Eddie Miller
West Helena
Ark
Julie
Miller
Burglars steal beer and tamales from Phoenix tavern
Police report a burglary at a Phoenix tavern in which 23 cases of American beer were stolen along with Mexican tamales and Polish sausages. No suspects named. Local officers are investigating the case.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Reagan brushes off vice presidential speculation
California Governor Ronald Reagan tells reporters he is unlikely to be the second man on a GOP ticket. He says he plans to finish his term and may seek the presidency, while deflecting Rockefeller's suggestions and noting his trip focuses on fundraising for Republican campaigns.
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Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
Congressional Republicans
House
Capitol
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Reagan
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Miami Beach
White House
United States
Resurrection City residents endure harsh summer conditions
In Resurrection City Washington D C by noon heat bakes shelters as 1 500 residents from across the South and beyond live in dugout huts and plastic tents near the National Mall. Volunteers from Chicago Milwaukee Memphis and Philadelphia mix with locals to build shelters and serve meals while concerns over finishing showers and toilets persist.
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Washington
Resurrection City
U.S.A
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Deep South
Milwaukee Youth Council Commandoes
Invaders
Memphis
Blackstone Rangers
Chicago
West Sides
Philadelphia
25Th
Diamond
Minnie Lee Hills
Marks
Miss
Mississippi
Lila Mae Brooks
Sunflower County
Seventh Day Adventists
Virginians among seven killed in Vietnam war
Defense Department reports Roanoke Marine officer 2nd Lt. Paul F. Cobb and six soldiers among latest killed in action. Also named are Army 1st Lt. Elmer M. Nance and Staff Sgt. Norman C. Brubaker, plus Army specialists and privates with ties to Roanoke Bedford Callands Hampton Hopewell and local addresses.
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Wil.iam T. Tarpley
Callands
Army
Thomas L. Wade
Addie J
Wade
New River
William L. Lamb
George W. Lamb
Westbrook Drive
Hampton
Freddie I. Crockett
Roxie E
Crockett
Richmond brokerage firm defends reputation in $1.6 million suit
Abbott Proctor & Payne defends itself in US District Court against a $1.6 million damage suit by former client Adeline H. Stevens alleging fraudulent overtrading of her portfolio from 1961 to 1966. Alfred S. Winston Jr. is named. he says the account was non discretionary and he aimed to increase profits with Stevens unaware of specifics.
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Rechmond
Richmond
Abbott, Proctor & Payne
Adeline H. Stevens
Alfred S. Winston Jr
Winston
Mrs. Stevens
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
Honest burglars confess after 3 a.m. school break-in
Honolulu police officer William Jacinto stopped five juveniles on a downtown street at 3 a.m. They admitted to burglarizing a nearby school, and the five youths were arrested.
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Honolulu
William Jacinto
Gablinger Patents Process For No Carbohydrate Beer
Swiss researcher Hersch Gablinger has been granted a U S patent for removing all carbohydrates from beer. Rheingold Breweries holds exclusive license rights worldwide. Gablinger's Beer is sold in 12 states and will shift production to the New Bedford plant in June. Dixie Beverage Co distributes locally.
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Hersch Gablinger
U.S
Patent Office
Rheingold Breweries, Inc
Rheingold Breweries
New Bedford, Mass
Dixie Beverage Co
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