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Several Persons Suffer Hurts In Two Accidents Over Weekend Radcliffe Girls Stage Reverse 'Panly' Raid CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (VPIV Radcliffa College girls staged Several persons suffered injur ies in two weekend accidents, ac cording to state police reports. A 1956 car operated bv Alberta Delmar of Thompson Ave., Win ston, went out of control after she became blinded by oncoming car headlights about 10:55 p.m. Sat urday. The accident occurred three miles south of Dillard on High way 99. The car skidded 108 feet on the shoulder of the highway, then went into a ditch striking a dirt bank and flipped over on its top, said police. Others Hurt Passenger Betty Lorene Chand ler. Winston, suffered a broken right leg at the ankle, and Henry Stantley, also of Winston, had fa cial cuts and bruises. Both were taken to Douglas Community Hos pital by ambulance. John Delmar and James Francis, other passen gers, and the operator were not injured. The second accident occurred at 1:15 a.m. Sunday, involving two the demonstrations, officials said. : tionables and others By this time police had been with water bombs. retaliated cars on Highway 99 three miles ! south of Roseburg. A 1949 automo- bile, operated by Elmer Speed Rasmussen of 4959 SV Golding ; Ave., Roseburg. was attempting to pass a 1961 sedan, operated by Albert Wong, Portland, as the Wong vehicle attempted to make a left turn into a driveway of the 1WA union office. Kennedy Returns From Camp David WASHINGTON (UP1) -President Kennedy returned to Wash ington today from a weekend with his family at Camp David, Md., the presidential retreat in the Cat octin Mountains. He was accompanied in the presidential helicopter by his chil dren, Caroline and John Jr., and his sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith. Mrs. Kennedy remained at the moun tain retreat. The vehicles collided in the northbound lanes, said police. Ras mussen s vehicle had severe dam age to the right front side and had to be towed away. Rasmussen's wife, Lenore, was taken to Mercy Hospital and given out-patient treatment. A passenger with Wong, Y. C. Chan, Portland, also was given out-patient treat ment at Mercy Hospital. Other oc cupants were not injured. reverse panty raid on Harvard ; posted at all doors of the Rad During the demonstration police MEETING DATE CHANGED Job's Daughters Bethel 72 will not meet Thursday as originally planned, but will meet May 30 in stead. The 7 p.m. business ses sion will be preceded by i dessert supper at 6. The regular meeting schedule will resume in June. CLUB TO BE HOSTED Mrs. J. B. Preston will host the Social Order of Beauceant at a 1:30 p.m. dessert Tuesday at her home at 108 W. Hazel. Sunday night and touched off a ; noisy demonstration involving 12,000 students. : Police broke up the disturbance and arrested eight Harvard men on charges of disturbing the peace and alleged property damage. They were to be arraigned today. There were no injuries and no major damage. The uprising, blamed on spring fever and preexam pressure, started when 150 Radcliffe girls marched a mile to Harvard Yard and shouted to men in Winthrop House, a male dormitory, to throw them underwear. Some of the Harvards threw shorts and others dropped water bombs and bars of soap. One Rad cliffe girl said the raid was planned early Sunday. As the girls began returning to their dormitories, the Harvards began grouping for a panty raid on Radcliffe's nine dormitories. At one time there were at least 2,000 men and women involved in VALUES FOREVER YOUNG'S SWEATER'D DRESSES FIT... FOR QUEENS AND PRINCESSES JUST ARRIVED Fashion Ahoy! i . 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