Medals tossed as antiwar protest shocks Capitol grounds
Capitol protesters return medals to protest Vietnam casualties and cast away ribbons and banners. Veterans and family members confront police as demonstrators block gates near the West Front, while the Thornridge High School Band plays on the Capitol steps.
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John Marshall
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Edward J. Derwinski
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Protests raise fears of violence as officials warn
The article notes potential violence at antiwar protests with officials describing possible weekend disruptions. Pentagon on alert for federal troops, while Mitchell defends electronic surveillance rules and emphasizes national security use only with attorney general approval. Mitchell cites surveillance to prevent violence and protect the nation amid demonstrations.
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Ad NC
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Kentucky Bar Association
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Justice Department
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Hale Boggs
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Soyuz 10 Aims For Sputnik Link In First Orbiting Station
Soviet space effort gains momentum as Soyuz 10 heads toward a rendezvous with the unmanned Sputnik and plans for a joint construction of the first orbiting space station. Tass and Tavestsia report the crew, led by Vladimir Shatalov, prepared for a long rising mission with additional manned ships to follow.
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Court action scheduled in rubber check case
Fremont man Morris B. Singer, 45, faces 10 counts for writing 11 checks totaling 1185 dollars after preliminary hearings in municipal court. He was moved to Superior Court and is to appear May 24. He reportedly has about 46000 dollars in bad checks outstanding in San Francisco and Chicago. Singer’s businesses and apartment were cited. he was picked up April 2 in Manchester, New Hampshire, and has been held at Highland Hospital in Oaks. He is slated to appear in Superior Court in Fremont.
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Ping pong team plans Reds visit to Detroit meet
The US Table Tennis Association executive committee will hold a special meeting on May 1 to plan for Communist China players and the American group tour. Graham Steenhaven, president of financing, outlined travel and competition details as talks continue with no fixed date for the Red China visit.
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City Advances Quarry Pit Fill and Underpass Plans
The city moves ahead with pit filling and design of an underpass linked to a five year capital budget though funding for construction remains unapproved. PCA must grant an easement over its property for the parkway while planning staff and quarry firms face deadlines to submit rehabilitation plans for 360 acres of pits.
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Macmillan accuses Eisenhower of surrendering power to Dulles
In a BBC interview promoting Riding the Storm, former UK prime minister Harold Macmillan said Eisenhower was not fit for a second term and had, while ill, ceded all power to Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. He criticized both Eisenhower and Dulles for siding with the Soviet Union over the Suez crisis and offered comments on Charles de Gaulle, suggesting France’s leader blamed Britain for World War II and theorizing about a German victory altering De Gaulle’s stance.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Tent Home For Seven Besieged In Niles Canyon
Fragmented OCR reports a struggling family of seven living in a tent at Niles Canyon area near Niles park. Neighbors and welfare aid offered mixed help while the mother says further displacement looms if they cannot stay. Local officials and community members note ongoing hardship and housing queries as authorities seek solutions for the Castro family.
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Castro Cliltien
D A press case over gun found in jail visit
LIVERMORE The district attorney will press the case against Sharon K Barron 22 Hayward church secretary who carried a small handgun into Santa Rita jail during a March 22 religious service Her lawyer sought dismissal claiming the charge did not prove she knowingly had the weapon Deputy DA McKinstry amended the complaint to include knowingly The case was continued to May 7 for her plea Witnesses ready to testify should bind her over to superior court The defense says the gun was for target practice and forgotten in her purse
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Sharon K. Barron
Hayward
Santa Rita County
Livermore Municipal Court
CDC directors study reorganization proposal in Newark plan
The Community Drug Council proposes cutting the board to nine and reducing task forces from nine to three. Louis Magoth presents the plan to focus on three main functions and to free advisers from regular duties. Two representatives from each task force would join, with one under 21, plus city council appointees from Fremont Newark and Union City.
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Maselli
Fremont
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