Free Speech Movement Leads Campus Protests at Sproul Hall
A crowd of 800 cal students and supporters faced about 100 police as they surrounded Sproul Hall early morning. Mario Savio, Art Goldberg, Jackie Goldberg, and Brian Turner were jailed after Chancellor Strong refused to disperse protesters. Governor Brown ordered arrests after midnight.
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Sproul Hall
Cers
Edward Strong
Mario Savio
Edmund G. Brown
Savio
Art Goldberg
Jackie
Brian Turner
Pope Paul VI calls for unity with world religions
In Bombay, Pope Paul VI met with Hindu, Islamic, Buddhist, Zoroastrian and other faith leaders and urged a joint effort to build a common future. He asked if all people share a single struggle for a better world and urged closer ties through mutual understanding, esteem and love.
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Bombay
India
Paul VI
Boxing Hall of Fame Enlarged With Five New Inductees
The Boxing Hall of Fame adds five new members Lou Ambers Jim Braddock Georges Carpentier Ted Kid Lewis and Sam Colyer increasing total to 82 fighters. Ambers and Braddock were chosen by boxing writers while Carpentier Lewis were selected by a special committee and Colyer by directors.
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New York
Lou Ambers
Jim Braddock
Georges Carpentier
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Sam Colyer
Ambers
Braddock
Carpentier
Lewis
Collyer
Johnson touts Polaris subs and missiles as deterrent
President Johnson praised Polaris submarines strategic bombers and long range missiles as guaranteeing retaliation to any nuclear attack and reducing war risk. He spoke by telephone from the White House to Newport News Virginia commissioning ceremonies for the nuclear powered submarine Sam Rayburn.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Newport News
Sam Rayburn
Gurkha Patrol Kills Six Indonesian Guerrillas
A British Gurkha patrol killed six Indonesian guerrillas in a jungle clash in Sarawak Malaysia. A military spokesman announced the incident yesterday in Kuching.
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Kuching
Malaysia
Borneo
Sarawak
No Property Tax In Madisonville for Fifth Straight Year
Madisonville Ky. AP The city council announced 1965 will be the fifth straight year without property or poll taxes. A levy of 20 cents per $100 fair cash value on shares in banks and trust companies was set to fund the city library. Madisonville with 17 000 residents relies on the city owned light and water system for revenue.
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Madisonville
Peron Shipped Back To Spain From Exile
Juan D. Peron resumed exile in Spain after a failed attempt to reestablish himself in South America. Brazil blocked his plan and escorted him home on the Iberia DC8 jet, same plane used to bring him from Madrid to Rio Wednesday. Madrid officials signaled he would stay temporarily while a definite decision is made.
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Sevilla
Spain
Juan D. Peron
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Peron
Madrid
Rio de Janeiro
Baker Announces School Program At PTA Meeting
Jefferson School principal Jake Baker announced the all-school Christmas program for December 15 at the Jefferson School PTA meeting held last week in the school multipurpose room. The fourth to sixth graders presented a Thanksgiving program. Irene Murray and Fern Sender won book awards for lower and upper grades respectively. Myrl Boyle spoke on the PTA magazine and subscriptions were taken. Oliver Robinson led the invocation.
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Jake Baker
Jefferson School
PTA
Irene Murray
Fern Sender
Myrl Boyle
Oliver Robinson
December 15 Set For License Tabs In Navajo County
Navajo County will not issue auto license tabs for 1965 until December 15. County Assessor LeRoy Ellsworth cited delayed state notices as the reason for the shift from December 1. A Tuesday courthouse session in Helbrook informed auto dealers and tab-issuers of new laws, fees, and title rules.
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Navajo County
LeRoy Ellsworth
Helbrook
R. F. Castro
Mary Crss
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