Mass arrests amid Fresno State unrest and campus clashes
Riot police clashed with protesters at Fresno State College as about 300 National Guardsmen and campus security faced a sit-in. Windows were shattered, firebombs damaged buildings, and arrests rose as authorities attempted to restore order during a tense campus confrontation.
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Fresno State College
United Press International
Aes
Fresno
Calif
State College
Ohio
State University
Columbus
Camiputs
John Hugh
Siing
Stelko
Byrne turns down bid to head federal crime agency
Former U S attorney in Los Angeles Matt Byrne shies away from becoming administrator of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration. Deputy Attorney General Kleindienst confirms discussions occurred while Byrne indicates he does not want to be considered for the post. The LEAA, created by 1968 law, funds federal, state, and local crime programs as the Justice Department expands its war on crime.
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Oregon
Jackson State
Charles
Evert
Fayette
Mise
Evers
John Bell Williams
Warne
Uemwa
Henie
Joel
Iskscien Guardsnes
Herbert Brown
Larson
Greenbelt
Ee Md
Jackso Cope
Jackso Cope) Wild Campus of the University Offarresis
Strifetora
National Guardsmen
Maryland
Southern Illinois University
Ias
Temple Ders
Edmund S
Muskie
Willor Park
Maine
Rotmen
Biockal Phillig
L. Gibbs
Ak Ieee
Grea
al Jackson
Atderes
Ribley
Jackson State College
Green Clit
Ilinois
Tern University
Evanston
James
State Department of Law
Earl Green
Jackson
Washington
Matt Bryne
U. S
Los Angeles
Altarne Richard
Kleindienst
Byrne T
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Bryne
Byrne
Rheindienst
John N. Mitchell
SEAA
Justice de Ytarnment
Mitchell
H. Rogovin
Nixon
Treika
Lyn
Clarence M. Coster
Richard W. Velde
LEAA
Henry $. Ruth ,Jr
National
Institue of
Law Enforcement
An? Criminal Justice
Ruth
New York City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cecil Fulfram
Poole
Justice Department
San Francisco
Congress
Sen
George Murphy
Tropical Storm Alma Vanishes From Weather Maps
Alma disappeared from weather maps after two days of existence as opposing winds split its path in the western Caribbean. The National Hurricane Center released a final advisory noting minimal activity near Grand Cayman and south of Cuba as Alma weakened and dissipated.
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MIAME
UPI
Alma
National Hurricane Center
Caribbean
Grand Cayman
Cuba
U S Forces Suffer Cambodian Campaign Deaths and Losses
An official report cites the Cobra helicopter strike near Saigon killing nine and wounding fifteen as the worst Allied Cambodia offensive loss to date. Other U S rotorcraft losses include four bubble-nosed helicopters with two Americans killed and three wounded. The Mekong Delta UH1 transport also went down with four Americans killed, as the Cambodian campaign entered its fourth week with 172 killed and 687 wounded.
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Cambodia
Saigon
South Vietnam
South Vietnnam
Mekong River
Agnew Attacks Liberal Media and Cambodia Policy
Vice President Agnew blasted the liberal news media and defended Nixon amid debate over U S actions in Cambodia. He urged expulsion of “belligerent” radicals, supported keeping troops under presidential aims, and argued against isolationist sentiment in the Senate. Senate to hear Cooper-Church amendment next week to curb U S activities in Cambodia.
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Houston
UPI
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington
U. Senate
U.S
Sextuplets Born Four Die at New York Hospital
A 25 year old woman delivered sextuplets at New York University Medical Center. Four of the babies died shortly after birth, with hospital officials reporting the tragic outcome amid unclear conditions surrounding the birth.
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New York
Unij
New York University Medical Center
Republican Faction Clash Over Senate Nomination at Indiana Meeting
Indiana Republicans faced a split over the Senate race as state leaders and delegates gathered for a luncheon and closed session. Attendance was low with 68 attendees, no mayors or congressmen, and only one General Assembly member present. Rumors suggested Whitcomb sidestepped censure and backed Salin, while Roudebush supporters claimed delegate margins in major counties. A later House vote on a Social Security cost of living escalator passed 6-2 in Indiana representatives voting yes and no respectively. A separate note reports a Shelbyville radio tower toppled by lightning, disrupting WSVL broadcasts.
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General Assembly
Snyder
Edgar D. Whitcomb
GOP
Ash
John Mutz
Indianapolis
Mule
Roudet Ash
L. Keith Bulen
Roudebush
Senate
Atter Committee
Bulen
Marion County
New York
11Th District
Joh Seey
Indiana
Washington
House
Hrademans
Lee Hamilton
E. Ross Adair
William Bray
John Myers
Roger Zio
Shelbyville
Ind
UPI
Esdia
WSVL
John Hartel
Nett
Fiat Rock
White House Denies Broadcast Criticism in Vietnam Coverage
Washington AP report says a presidential spokesman denied any memo accusing CBS of irresponsibility in Vietnam coverage. Press secretary Ronald Ziegler says Clark Molleball disclosed memo contents to reporters and he declined to discuss it with CBS.
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Washington
White House
Columbia Broadcasting System
Vietnam
Ronald Ziegler
Clark Molleball
CBS
Planning Center Battles Over Mobile Home Rules and Codes
Madison County officials debate planning control with Van Briggle and Baker clashing over building codes and taxation. A six to three Republican board controls decisions as mobile home parks face denied permits and neighbor objections. The July 1961 issues mirror earlier patronage shifts and current efforts to extend commissioner term lengths.
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Baker
Clifton, Paddock
Middle District
Planning Commission
Paddock
County Council
Parlay
van Briggle
van Brigegle
Houncs
Grant County
Appeals Board
Madison County
Ind
Home Builders! Realty Co., Inc
K. Hull
J. Hall
Juliet Armington
Harold J. Shepherd
Goldwater Opposes Cambodia Funds Cut Amid Constitutional Concerns
Senator Barry Goldwater told a convention of food service executives that the Cooper-Church amendment to cut off funds for U S military operations in Cambodia would be defeated in the Senate. He said the measure tampers with the Constitution and challenges presidential power. He described the amendment as aimed at the President’s authority.
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Noisons A
Pennsylvania
le Tone Daiva
Ibe
Ay Comman
Jer Jo
Senate
Questiner
Cambodia
Vietnam
Goldwater
Madison man injured by barricade board case set for sentencing
Madison Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith scheduled June 1 for sentencing in a suit by Thomas I. Shea seeking 50000 for leg injuries from a board knocked loose by a construction barricade. The Dec 15, 1967 incident happened outside 2323 Madison Ave with Ruth G. Qualla named in the barricade accident.
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Madison
Carl T. Smith
Richard Kreegar
J. Bayne Burston
Tthe
Thomas I. Shea
Madison Ave
Ruth G. Qualla
Shea
Nelson Bohannon
Vince Kelley
Indianapolis
Eugene C. Maley
Thomas Hulse
Bushy, Austin, Cooper, Farr and Hulse
Israeli strike and bus attack escalate near Suez Canal
An Israeli air strike followed by a deadly bus attack near the upper Galilee border leaves multiple casualties. Israeli officials report Arab guerrillas fired three 88mm shells at a green yellow school bus, killing the driver and injuring 28 students and three teachers. The prime minister reacted sobbing after news of the tragedy.
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Israel
Convived
Frome Faye
Egyptian Dayal
Bar Bafaga
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Gokla
Meir
Araberrillas
Dovey
Ysraeli
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital Report Births
A series of birth notices from St Johns Hospital lists newborns for several families. Mr. and Mrs Rex Taylor welcomed a girl at 5908 Tolumabuis Ave. Mr. and Mrs Victor R Moore report a girl born at County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs Wilbur McCommick announce a boy. Mr. and Mrs William Dailey welcome a girl from Summitville. Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Mitchell report a girl at 442 East Martmad Road. Mr. and Mrs Fred Shelton welcome a boy on 19th Street. Mr. and Mrs Gill Kinley announce a boy at 815 Alhambra Drive.
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St. John’s Hospital
Mre
Rex Taylor
Tolumabuis Ave
Ard Birs
Larry Barber
Wan Jackson
Eoomnnty Hospital
Victor R. Moore
Dewey
Wilbur McCommick
Marioe
William Dailey
Summitville
Wilbur Mitchell
Et. Martmad Rd
Fred . Shelton
Waa W
19Th St
Gilly Kinley
Mhambra Dr
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Thornburg
U. S. Fore
Cooper-Church
Bgee
Heldra
Martin Capoli
Hugh Scott
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Agnew
Iny
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Groeps
Parks Commis
Sioner We Kinsey
N ii Jetni Incedi
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New York Times
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New Republic
I. F. Stone
Atlanta Constituton
Arkansas Gazette Life
Carl
Snyder Power
Coggee Sree
Young Republican and
Republican Editorial Association
William Salin
Iae Deraon
Attorson
Theodore Sendak
Chaney
Whitcomb
Ray Madden
Ikan
David Dennis
Jacobson
Earl
Langgr
Richard
Roodebush
Neece
First Evangelical
Anderson, Indiana
Cathedral Quartet
Ovid Community Church
Delmer Fansdell
Ifirst Evangelical Church
Seventh Day Advintist Church
Andasson
Mounds Mall
Michelle Jones
Jackie Hudson
Willard Trautman
Brande Hollowell
Anderson
New Hope United Methodist Church
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Arrow Heights
Juneau
George Smith
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