Tufts University - Jumbo Yearbook (Medford, MA)

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SPRING 1970 Tufts admits class of 1974 FALL 1970 Armed guards ordered on all U.S. airlines prevent hijackings Mass. Supreme Court agrees to hear Tufts case against Volpe Co. on discriminatory hiring Salvadore Allende elected Marxist president of Chile Supreme Cout rejects Mass, suit on uncon¬ stitutionality of the Vietnam War Allen Ginsberg speaks at Tufts WINTER 70-71 Senate kills Supersonic Transport plane Torn Ticket formed to perform musicals at Tufts Winter Study begins officially at T.U. FTC proposes warning on phosphates Worker unrest sweeps Polish cities; 300 re¬ ported dead in riots over low standard of living Unemployment hits 6 percent McGovern announces candidacy for 72 pres¬ idential race Total cost of T.U. education rises to 4270 dollars Charles Manson found guilty in Tate killing Appollo 14 launches toward moon FDA calls tuna safe from contamination Rolls Royce goes bankrupt Egypt agrees to peace pact with Israel Linguistics professor Noram Chomsky speaks at T.U. on Indochina U.S. capitol is Bombed Firebombs ravage Fletcher School Office joe Frazier beats Muhammad Ali Supreme Court rules against selective con¬ scientious objection Dallery denied tenure; students raise outcry Lt. Calley sentenced to life imprisonment Civil War erupts in East Pakistan T. U. Day Care Center opens SPRING 1971 U. S. ping pong team visits Red China Supreme Court unholds busing Moynihan, Sevaried, Abel, Friendly attend dedication of Murrow Center at Fletcher 200,000 attend D.C. peace rally Paris Peace Talks enter fourth year D.C. police arrest 13,000 May Day demonstra¬ tors Fremming fired from Fletcher job; SDS charges racism SUMMER 1971 New York Times publishes Pentagon Papers Ohio ratifies 26th amendment reucing voting age to 18 Bertrand Russell dies Mayor Lindsay switches to Democratic Party Nixon orders 90-day wage and price freeze FALL 1971 Thieu wins 90 percent in one-man Vietnam presidential election U.N. admits Red China, expels Taiwan Senate rejects foreign aid bill Nixon announces New Economic Policy- Phase II Lawrence Ferlinghetti reads, sings and chants at T.U. U.S. explodes underground H-bomb at Am- chitka despite ecology warnings Dick Gregory, black comedian turned activist, speaks at Cousens Gym Troop withdrawals accelerated; ceiling is 49,000 WINTER 1971-72 Tufts Observer ceases publication again Total war erupts between India and Pakistan Dollar devaluated by 8.57 percent Former British PM Harold Wilson visits T.U.; attacks proposed Common Market entry Nixon promises legislation against court-or¬ dered busing 13 Catholic demonstators killed in Northern Ireland by British troops Muske, Humphrey, Wallace, among others, enter 72 presidential race Bangledesh declares independence from West Pakistan; civil war breaks out Cost of attending T.U. rises to 4520 dollars Nixon goes to Red China, talks with Mao, ChouEn-lai North Hall destoyed by fire T. U. hires gynecologist for Health Service SPRING 1972 U. S. suspends peace talks indefinately j. Edgar Hoover dies after 48 years as FBI head T. U. trustees vote to continue military recruit¬ ing on campus ITT contribution linked to White House deal U. S. mines in N. Vietnam harbor; steps up air war Wallace severely wounded in assasination at¬ tempt Nixon goes to Moscow for summit Meeting; signs Salt agreement

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SUMMER 1972 McGovern beats Humphrey in California pri¬ mary Angela Davis acquitted in murder conspiracy case Supreme Court bans capital punishment in 5- 4 decision Kissinger flies to Paris for secret talks Hanoi accuses U.S. of bombing dikes Olympics marred by death of 17 as Arab guerrilas storm Israeli dormitory Democrats nominate McGovern-Eagleton McGovern drops Eagleton from ticket after health disclosures; picks Shriver instead FALL 1972 Former Republican officials arrested in break- in on Democratic offices in Watergate; Democrats charge political espionage Mohammed Ali speaks at Tufts World watches as Bobby Fischer wins chess title U.S. grain exporters deny windfall profi ts in Soviet wheat deal Tufts Professor Christine Joost refused tenure, charges Political firing Kissinger announces Peace is at hand Jackie Robinson dies Rapes bring tightened security to Tufts Nixon sweeps to victory- in landslide; only Mass, and D.C. go for McGovern WINTER 1972-3 ZPG seen on horizon as U.S. birth rate drops to record low U.S. resumes heavy bombing of North Viet¬ nam after Peace talks collapse Moon program ends after successful Apollo 17 mission Tufts total cost rises to $4750 Truman and LBJ die Tufts obtains names of students who bought term papers; some are suspended Peace treaty signed Jan. 27 ending 11 years of U.S. involvement; 55,000 Americans dead, 300,000 wounded; total cost $135 billion; One million Vietnamese dead, over five million homeless Fighting continues as joint peace commission begins work Military draft ends after 30 years SPRING 1973 Ashley Montague declares female superiority in lecture at Tufts Senate committee begins Watergate hearings 140 U.S. POWs released Withdrawal of all U.S. troops form Vietnam Wounded Knee occupation begins, ends SUMMER 1973 Cousens Gymnasium begins $400,000 renova¬ tions Nixon orders 60 day price freeze USSR-U.S. sign pact to curb nuclea war U.S. bombing in Cambodia increased Illegal campaign fund disclosures Phase IV Pentagon admits to Secret bombing of Cambodia in ' 69-70 Approval of Alaskan pipeline Kent State case reopened Nixon ordered to give Sirica tapes Nixon support slipping at poles FALL 1974 Israel erupts with Syria and other Arab states 4 indicted in Elsberg break-in Chilean armed forces succeed in Junta U.N. admits two Germanys Tufts Winter Study ended Agnew resigns after case before federal grand jury on tax evasion Norman Mailer speaks on Mailer and Nixon Oil shortage-Arab embargo Buckminister Fuller elaborates on domes Leonard Carmichael dies Rumors of Impeachment Tom Wolfe on debutants in jeans Gerald Ford sworn in as V.P. Fed. speed limit 55mph. WINTER 1974 Tuition raised Watergate tape scandal over tape erasures Tufts closed in reaction to fuel shortage Solzhenitsyn expelled from Russia Patricia Hearst kidnapped by SLA 7 former Nixon aids indicted for Watergate coverup charges SPRING 1974 Mitchel and Stans tried in NYC Arab oil embargo lifted I.F. Stone speaks on the Investigative Journal¬ ist Professor Joost wins discrimination case against Tufts Impeachment proceedings come to a head