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2 flrtgdtg Htmeal Oct. 1 8, 1 968-Part I Demonstrators Disrupt Redwood City Parley if EVERYTHING! I PRICES! I I I I but the 1 1 OF THE I aZTj i. 1 asom Cy a VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT SAVINGS IN ALL 16 MAY CO STORES I I E. Twombley, Widower of Actress, Dies Eugene Twombley, 52, motion picture sound technician and husband of the late television comedienne, a Benaderet, died Thursday after suffering what coroner's autopsy surgeons said was a massive heart attack. Mr.

Twombley, of 1299 Blairwood Drive, Studio City, died shortly after being admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital, where Miss Benaderet died Sunday of complications resulting from lung cancer. His stepson, Jack Ban-non, 27, of 2020 Laurel Canyon said Mr. Twombley had been severely depressed since attending Miss Benaderet's funeral services in Van Supt. George P. Chaffey said the requirement of 15 new buses and 45 new routes would create a financial hardship.

Chairman of GE Dies NX () Gerald Phillippe, chairman of the board of the General Electric Thursday in a hospital in Greenwich, Conn. He was 59. Phillippe was taken ill at a restaurant Wednesday night in Greenwich, GE headquarters here said. He lived in Scarsdale, N.Y., and had a speaking gagement Wednesday in New York City. He had been board chairman since 1963.

Prior to that, he served in the corporate accounting section of GE in Schenectady. Nuys Wednesday. REDWOOD CITY Police restored order early Thursday after yelling, whistling, stamping demonstrators disrupted a meeting of the Sequoia Union High School District trustees. The protesting members of the Black Student Union were demanding that bus service for the district's six schools be changed from outside a tnile-and-a-half radius to a bile. 1 Police were called to Redwood High School auditorium after Ferries Miles, chairman of the board of trustees, was repeatedly shouted down by demonstrators chanting "honkie, honkie." Members of the audience trying to quiet the demon-stration also were drowned out.

The board rejected the bus demand 4 to 1. School FACULTY Continued from Third Page it Although faculty said relations with the chancellor's office thave been strained since the inception of the Academic Senate in 1963, 4two authoritative sources fsaid Dumke of late has influenced by a for higher office. I Ross Koen, executive i secretary of the Assn. of California State College I Professors, the largest fa-acuity group in the state, said there are strong indi-I cations Dumke would like I a cabinet post like-ly secretary of Health, lEducation and Welfare or I head of the U.S. Office of should M.

Nixon be elected president. "He has been close fir i ends with Lt. Gov. Robert Finch (head of Nixon's California cam-i paign), his wife is a friend of Nixon's wife (Pat) and his philosophy is close to Nixon's," Koen said. I A member of the Acade-j i Senate's executive committee who asked not to be named confirmed fthat the rumor that Dumke is seeking a nail tional post is widespread among the faculty.

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