Violence Justification by Warring Sides Analyzed
A UPI report from San Francisco covers a two day Wright Institute conference on evil. Experts including Negitt Sanford Bernard Diamond Troy Custer Nel Smelser discuss why organized groups justify violence and how ego defenses and rigid beliefs lead to mass violence and hatred.
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UPI
United States
Negitt Sanford
The
Wright Institute
Institute
Sanford
Bernard Diamond
University of California
Troy S. Custer
Nel J. Smelger
National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
Plainfield
Smelser
Lawyers urge lawyers to uphold courtroom decorum
At the ABA midyear meeting in Atlanta Whitney North Seymour urged attorneys to help judges maintain order in court. Jerome J. Shestack criticized Judge Julius J. Hoffman’s temperament in the Chicago seven case and an ABA panel said it would review the trial for possible action. Emile Zola Berman discussed lawyers duties and shared experiences from defending Sirhan Sirhan.
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UPI
American Bar Association
ABA
Whitney North Seymour
New York
Chicago Seven
Seymour
Special Committee On Judicial Conduct
Jerome J. Shestack
U.S
Chicago
Julius J. Hoffman
She Stack
Hoffman
Shestack
Soviets Free Last West European Leaflet Protesters
Moscow freed the final of four Western youths jailed for tossing protest leaflets. Gunnar Gjengseth of Norway and Victor Van Brantegam of Belgium left by train and plane after amnesty appeals from their governments. Earlier, two Italians disarmed in Moscow and Leningrad and another Italian freed. all faced one-year Tabor camp terms for malicious hooliganism.
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Ypi
Gunnar Gjengseth
Trondheim
Norway
Victor van Brantegam
Ghent
Belgium
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Gjengseth
Leningrad
Helsinki
Pier Tefl
Copenhagen
Vil Valerio Tachi
Rome
Tabor
Firebombings strike New York City in three sites
Firebombers hit the home of New York Supreme Court Justice John Murtagh in Inwood Greenwich Village police station and a recruiting station on Flatbush Avenue. No injuries or arrests reported. Bombs damaged a few windows but caused minimal harm. Authorities collect glass fragments to test for links among incidents.
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UPI
New York City
Black Panther
Armed Forces
New York Supreme Court
John Ms. Murtagh
Inwood
Upper Manhattan
Murtagh
International Law Library
Columbia University
Daily brutal acts by U.S. troops in Vietnam stirred debate
A former Army doctor testified at a House conference that U.S. troops commit daily brutality against Vietnamese civilians, with accounts of inhumane treatment and coercive tactics. He cited shootings in My Lai and described pervasive acts amid a climate of systemic denial, while experts discussed moral responsibility and dehumanization of the enemy.
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Gordon Livingston
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Livingston
11Th Armored Cavalry
Bien Hoa
U. S
My Lai
Vietnam
Germany
Japan
James Armstrong
Dakotas
United Methodist Church
Ford blasts proposal to control industry
DETROIT United Press International Ford Motor Co criticizes a Federal Trade Commission plan to place the auto industry under government controls similar to utilities. The proposal would raise car prices and limit innovation by licensing auto technicians and imposing quality standards claimed to threaten supply. Ford argues its quality and service programs offer better solutions and opposes licensing of repairs and stricter warranties.
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U.S
FTC
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FIC
Atate
Arrest Made in Fremont Diesel Truck Theft
A San Jose man, Richard Nail, 24, was arrested in Fremont on charges of grand theft and possession of stolen property after the theft of a diesel truck from Amatal Trucking on Mission Boulevard. Bail set at 2500, with $8,000 to $10,000 worth of stolen parts recovered in a joint probe by CHP, NATT, Santa Clara County sheriff, and Fremont police.
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San Jose
Amatal Trucking
Mission Blvd
Richard Nail
Santa Clara County
Rodger Rager, Jr
Nail
California Highway Patrol
National Auto Theft Bureau
Imbibing Indians get treatment in Gallup NM
Gallup officials chose care over jail for intoxicated Navajo and other Indian drinkers. About 120 arrested flows to a warehouse shelter, breakfast provided by Catholic charity and city donations. Five in jail after state officials ended overcrowded detention, Ira Hayes Day proclaimed. Volunteers praise humane approach showing arrests unnecessary.
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Ray Erwin
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Ira Hayes
Hayes
Iwo Jima
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