Coral Sea sails from Alameda amid fizzled war protest
The USS Coral Sea shipped out of Alameda for Vietnam as antiwar demonstrators failed to disrupt its departure. About 1,000 protesters gathered for a campaign that yielded 17 arrests, while Navy police blocked traffic and escorted the carrier out through a secure route. Captain William Harris defended crew morale and noted resignations of three junior officers. The Berkeley sanctuary plan and city council debate sparked tension over antiwar tactics and local support.
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Nixon second term predicted by Sigma Delta Chi poll
At the Sigma Delta Chi convention a poll of 122 delegates showed Nixon reelection predicted by a two to one margin. 68 favored Edmund Muskie as the Democratic nominee, with other senators and candidates receiving scattered ballots. The focus also noted economy as the campaign’s main issue, and James Max Woodfin won the Barney Kilgore award for college journalism excellence.
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Son Reunites With Mother After Year apart in Chicago
Nora Ryerson weeps with joy as her son David Garland, 20, and his birth claim are linked after a year’s separation. An agency helped locate his real parents. David, once Elmer Ryerson, was adopted at four by Philip and Lee Gasland. She opposed the adoption. David plans to live with his true parents.
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Angela Davis trial move blocked by judge decision
Judge Richard Amason denied a defense request to move Angela Davis’s trial from Marin to Santa Clara County, saying the other counties offered no proven bias-free venue. Davis’s defense seeks San Francisco as a fairer site, while arguments cite potential prejudice and calendar congestion. The case stems from a 1970 escape plot in Marin County.
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Army seeks destruction of Col Herbert via interviews
Attorneys for Lt Col Anthony Herbert allege the Army aims to destroy him with nationwide newspaper articles. Articles in the Arizona Republic and Chicago Sun-Times quote Maj Gen Barnes accusing Herbert of beating a Vietnamese civilian and other acts, while Herbert faces harassment after accusing superiors of not acting on atrocities in Vietnam.
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Skindiver robbery suspects arrested in Sausalito case
Two men linked to the $35,000 skindiver robbery of a Sausalito restaurant were arrested. Bewartaney, 22, was nabbed in Alamo and William Ettleman was captured near San Diego. Weapons were seized at Devaney’s Alamo home as investigators hint at a wider state operation. Devaney posted $250,000 bail and remained in Contra Costa County jail.
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Agnew accuses press of aiding anti Nixon drive
Vice President Spiro Agnew charged that the news media aid an anti Nixon drive by distorting the administration’s record. He named The Washington Post and Newsweek for alleged misrepresentation of school lunch program progress and said Indian affairs received scant coverage. He spoke before the Northeastern Republican conference accusing partisan opposition and press allies of obfuscating the administration’s domestic efforts.
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