Protest Rally At Capitol Draws 7000 In Skirmishes
About 7000 protesters gathered near Capitol for a peace rally led by NPAC and PCPJ, with police reporting 173 arrests for parading without a permit. Police injuries included Chief Wilson struck by debris and Pvt Welch hurt by a brick. several officers also injured during clashes with rock throwers. Demonstrators aimed to block Pentagon access Monday, while NPAC distance itself from the plan.
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Hue troops fall back two miles amid heavy fighting
North Vietnamese forces spearheaded by tanks broke through outer Hue defenses and pushed South Vietnamese troops back about two miles near My Chanh village, 20 miles north of Hue. The attack, linked to Nixon summit plans, involved seven Soviet-made tanks and targeted a marine headquarters. Sixty-eight Communists were killed in a southwest Hue action, with 18 South Vietnamese wounded. casualties elsewhere were not detailed.
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Nixon Looks Forward to Intensive Moscow Talks
President Nixon, en route to the Soviet Union, said in Salzburg he anticipates the most intensive negotiations of his career as he prepares to meet in Moscow. He hopes for progress toward broad points of agreement and disagreement, following a meeting with Austrian Chancellor Kreisky.
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Fremont peace march draws small turnout in city rally
About 100 participants from Washington High School to Central Park marched through Fremont to protest the Vietnam War. The event organized by Fremont group of People for Peace featured handbilled posters and a two hour rally despite a reportedly disappointing turnout.
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Hammer attack harms Michelangelo Pieta in Vatican
A man struck Michelangelo’s Pieta in St. Peter’s Basilica using a hammer, breaking an arm and damaging the Virgin’s face and veil. Pope Paul VI viewed the scene. experts call the work priceless, insured for 10 million dollars. Tourists watched as chips flew and the statue toppled from its pedestal before guards intervened.
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Decision on Memorial High's opening set for tomorrow
Newark school board will decide if Memorial High School opens in the 1972-73 year or remains closed. A $255,000 deficit in the proposed $9 million budget and potential savings of about $60,000 influence options. If not opened, Newark High would face overcrowding and double shifts.
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Mysterious trial prep as defense girds for Angela vip Io case
The murder kidnapping contract trial of Black militant Angela Vip Io resumes with the defense set to make its initial presentation. Prosecutors and jurors anticipate a concise opening within ten days as weathered skies clear after morning clouds.
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Galbraith Says McGovern Leads Antiwar Fight
Harvard economist and former ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith says Senator George McGovern leads opposition to U S involvement in Vietnam while Senator Hubert Humphrey cheers from the other side The excerpt also notes Rep Shirley Chisholm urging black veterans to back her in the California primary on June 6 to gain bargaining power for the Democratic National Convention in the text from pages 2 and 5
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Presidential race shapes Oregon primary page five
National coverage notes Sen George McGovern the odds-on favorite while Sen Edward Kennedy draws attention in Oregon. The week also brings critical tests of Nixon revenue sharing and a moratorium plan on school integration. Dr Charles Westoff defends abortion rights and teen contraceptive access amid Nixon opposition. Congress’ Joint Economic committee accuses the Price Commission of favoritism toward two corporations and contempt for consumers.
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East Germany ends truce with West Germany in Bonn talks
In Bonn the East German government ends the observed truce with West Germany during the Brandi non aggression pact ratification debate. Meanwhile Honduran authorities stop a jungle search after a skyjacker who parachuted with 303000 dollars remains at large. a Tela barber recalls shaving him for a dime as authorities tighten port and frontier vigilance.
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