Ethnic Studies Department At U.C. Berkeley By Fall
Chancellor Roger Heyns announced a new ethnic studies department would be functional at the University of California, Berkeley by next fall after senate review. The plan, tied to student protests earlier in the year, awaits approval by a committee and final chair designation, with operation reporting to Heyns or the College of Letters and Science.
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Heyns
Berkeley
Calif
Upi
Roger Heyns
University of California At Berkeley
Charles J. Hitch
al Department
Wouldlethnic Studies
College of Letters and Science
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Mmittee
Fnal Liberation Front
Ronald
Reagan
National
Berkeleys
Allied Forces Hit Viet Cong Bastion In Cambodia Drive
In a heavy battle near Cambodia, allied forces including U.S. Green Berets and Montagnard units killed at least 85 Viet Cong and captured 20 in the Mekong Delta region while suffering 42 dead and many wounded. A yellow 12 by 23 foot banner marked the top of Superstition Mountain 120 miles southwest of Saigon after three assault attempts.
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The Arcus Published by The Daily Review
The Arcus announces a June 1981 Superior Court order publication in Port Office Fremont California. The page includes syndicated notices and a Viet Nam war dispatch detailing combat clashes near Saigon Northwest of Saigon and Hoi An with U S forces, casualties, and artillery exchanges, plus notes on communist activity and reinforcements.
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Superior Court of the State
Ealitergie
Alemada
Antiwar Demonstrators Stage Mock Crucifixion in Washington
Nationwide Vietnam protest marks second day of marches. In San Francisco a 1 2 mile, 12 block parade drew about 16 000 participants, with no military uniforms. Washington saw a brief 3 block march. at Gainesville 200 students carried 33 crosses. Atlanta rally honored Dr. King and denounced the war. Tampa and other cities held quieter actions. President Nixon, at Key Biscayne, did not witness the events.
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Vietnam
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Ralph Dy, Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Mekong
Mississippi
Florida
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Federal
Edward Fine
Hillsborough County Court
Br. King
Cubans And Nazis Clash At Easter Antiwar March
Police halted scuffles as 7 arrests were made during a mostly peaceful 3500 to 4000 strong Easter Sunday antiwar march along Wilshire Boulevard to MacArthur Park. Seven arrested amid clashes with 10 Nazis and 15 to 20 Cuban refugees spitting and throwing objects. Rt. Rev. James A. Pike denounced the Vietnam War urging immediate troop withdrawal.
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Angeles
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California
Sailor Rescued After Weeklong Forest Ordeal in Hawaii
Navy cook Robert Jacoby of Chicago was found alive after a treetop fern filled search in Hawaii's volcano country. Rescue teams led by Demitri Gambsky traced his trail to a farmer's property where he signaled for help. He was taken to Kilauea camp dispensary in good condition.
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Smiley
Easter Blazes Kill 21 in Arkansas and Connecticut
Two Easter fires in Oakwood Bayou Arkansas and Bridgeport Connecticut killed 21 people, including seven children. Victims included Joe Lewis Parker 32 and Laura Parker 27 with Melvin Parker 12 and family in Kansas City. In Bridgeport seven children died as a blaze destroyed a one story frame apartment building where families lived. An Arkansas home explosion and fire originated from a gas or fuel accident during an Easter reunion. Surviving witnesses described chaotic scenes as fire consumed the wooden structures.
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Tanner
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Arkansas
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Bowie
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Oakwood Bayou
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Arctic
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Dumas
Ridge
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Hood
Garrett Ridge
Roy Pew
Norman
Fuel Barge Collides With Ship in New Orleans Blaze
A fuel laden barge and a ship collided on the Mississippi River near James Canal Street, igniting flames and smoke visible across the French Quarter. No confirmed casualties. at least 30 survivors rescued from the water near the Greater New Orleans Mississippi Bridge as a second fuel barge drifted behind. Witnesses described a dramatic fireball and crowds fleeing the area while police controlled the scene.
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