Burton New President CDC Delegates Demand Hayakawa Resignation
San Jose California reports Burton chosen as CDC president amid calls for Hayakawa to resign. Delegates criticize violence and campus arrests, urge amnesty, censure of Hayakawa, and support lowering the voting age while opposing Nixon ABM plans. UFWOC grape boycott endorsed and other resolutions passed.
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U S Troops Kill 61 Reds Continue Offensive
U S infantrymen killed 61 Communists in two engagements within 30 miles of Saigon as part of an ongoing offensive. The 25th Infantry Division reported major action near Tra On and in the Dong Tam area, with four soldiers wounded and civilian casualties including one killed in Trang Bang. B52 bombs pounded targets in Tay Ninh province while U S forces pressed operations along the Cambodian border.
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Humphrey Rates Nixon Mixed in Three Months in Office
Former vice president Hubert Humphrey said Nixon's foreign policy was sane and sensible but domestic programs showed a lack of initiative. He called for a broad review of military spending and warned of political vulnerability if the Vietnam era continues. Hum prey noted ABM debates should be part of wider budget questions. He remains undecided about a future political bid and hinted at possible Senate plans.
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Laird urges no pullout before Paris progress
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird warned no U.S. troop withdrawal in Vietnam without substantial Paris talks progress or cessation of North Vietnamese aggression. He said withdrawals would be based on success in Paris or strength of South Vietnamese forces, aiming to Vietnamize the war and hand over greater responsibilities to Saigon. He supported free elections and possible Communist participation in a coalition if elected.
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Solons Open Drive Against Bay Filling
Six Bay Area state senators led by Alquist Bradley Moscotte Nejedly Petris and Sherman launch a push for strict bay filling limits. They oppose SB 89 SB 940 and SH 81 and seek extended life for the bay protection commission with no cutting back on dredging controls. The Petris plan would curb development in a shoreline band along the bay.
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Arcus Determined No Paper of General Circulation
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British Troops Move After Civil Clash Battles in Ulster
Rioting flared in Londonderry as Catholics defied a ban on a Burntoilet march. Police faced a 10,000 crowd in Bogside while 500 officers protected central areas. John Hume warned Robert Porter of potential civil war. Bernadette Devlin urged more violence after her Ulster election victory.
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Fremont Crash Victim Reported Satisfactory
A two car collision in Fremont left five injured and 21 year old Morage Scottie Simpson in satisfactory condition at Washington Hospital. Simpson rode as a passenger in Judy Phelpss car when Phelps attempted a U turn on Cabrillo Drive. The other vehicle was driven by Gary Talovie as it traveled west on Horola at about 1 15 a m.
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Hunger Strike Ties Up Global Mideast Tensions
Wilson sparks row with United States as plan for a hunger strike continues from page one. Emphasis remains on alleged gross breaches of a truce and rapid movement of supplies south, seen by the Joint Chiefs of Staff as endangering American security. An El Al airliner and a停 bombing halt extension are mentioned amid conflicting statements from Washington and Hanoi.
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