Kent Probe Blames All Sides for Kent State Violence
A four member minority report from a 12 member Kent State commission faults university administrators students law enforcement and the Ohio National Guard for May violence on campus. It cites indecision poor communication student ignorance of danger and misreadings of the campus mood as key factors.
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Ohio National Guard
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National Guard
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Kent State May Retain ROTC Program Proposal
Kent State University plans to retain the ROTC program after approval by President Robert S. White. The plan includes eight changes and now goes to the board of trustees for final approval after earlier acceptance by the faculty Senate and the Educational Policies Council.
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Ohio
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Kent State University
KSU
Robert S. White
Board of Trustees
Educational Policies Council
Zanuck Resigns as Fox Chief Lets Production Focus Continue
Darryl F. Zanuck resigns as chief executive officer of 20th Century Fox after a board meeting. The 68 year old will retain the chairman title and concentrate on film production.
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Darryl F. Zanuck
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox Film Corp
Zanuck
Muskie backs April 24 protest in Washington
Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine endorses a planned April 24 demonstration in Washington as an effective impassioned and peaceful protest against the war in Southeast Asia. He joins Senator George McGovern, both potential Democratic presidential nominees for 1972.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Southeast Asia
Muskie
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
White House
Soldier Charged With Double Murder at Bien Hoa Base
Pvt. Billy D. Smith of Watts California is charged with premeditated murder for killing two lieutenants in their sleeping quarters at Bien Hoa Army base on March 15. The 1st Cavalry Division spokesman announced the case.
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1St Cavalry Division
Billy D. Smith
Watts
Calif
Bien Hoa
Soviet to Increase Forces in Egypt Report Says
Western diplomatic sources in London report the Soviet Union is sending more men jet fighters and arms to Egypt while a missile buildup is suspected. Air shipments rose about ten days ago and Soviet military manpower in Egypt has grown by 2000. The Institute for Strategic Studies says roughly 16 000 were there last year.
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Soviet Union
Egypt
British Institute For Strategic Studies
Radical Predicts OSU Strike
Rennie Davis told about 1,500 Ohio State University students that campus strike or shutdown could occur by May 5 as part of a broader antiwar action plan nationwide this spring.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rennie Davis
Ohio State University
Classified and Editorial Highlights
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Ohio university presidents urge rejection of Gilligan education budget
In Columbus, college leaders oppose Gov. Gilligan’s higher ed plan raising appropriations from 469 million to 654 million for 1971-73. They say it freezes enrollment and shifts costs to students, warn it underfunds Regents recommendations and hurts Ohio’s universities.
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Ohio
John J. Gilligan
House Finance Appropriations Committee
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State Board of Regents
Bowling Green State University
Hollis Moore
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Nixon speeds troop withdrawals but rejects date to end war
President Nixon announced an accelerated pullout of about 100000 U.S. troops by December 1, raising the monthly average to 14300 and aiming for a remaining force under 50000. He declined setting a firm end date, arguing it would erase leverage to win prisoner releases and pressure enemy negotiations. The plan, tied to South Vietnamese strength and regional operations, faces congressional backlash and a lingering question about final disengagement.
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Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
United States
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Iowa
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White House
My Lai
Nixon address skirts end date in Vietnam war debate
Critics in Congress and the White House gallery greeted President Nixon's speech with disappointment. He announced only a slight troop withdrawal through December 1, with no definite end date. Senators Hughes Byrd Kennedy Muskie Dole and Ford voiced mixed reactions.
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Administration
Nixon
Vietnam
Harold Hughes
Diona
North Vietnam Cats Nixon Victory Delusion at Paris Talks
A North Vietnamese delegate spokesman denounces Nixon as lying to Americans and clinging to military aims in South Vietnam. Viet Cong broadcasts in Hong Kong call Nixon’s troop withdrawal claims propaganda and insist 200000 troops remain to commit violence post 1971.
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Paris
Nixon
Vietnam
Indochina Deaths Reach Nine Month High
Saigon AP reports 88 Americans killed in Indochina last week the highest weekly toll in nine months. U.S. air strikes hit North Vietnamese forces near a South Vietnamese artillery base in the central highlands while Cambodian paratroopers’ strike is noted on a highway near Phnom Penh. An Australian woman UPI correspondent a Japanese journalist and a Cambodian photographer are missing in the ambush. President Nixon touts casualty reductions as proof of disengagement progress. Thirty three Americans died in the Fire Base Mary Ann attack south of Da Nang.
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Indochina
U.S
Nixon
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