Kent 25 case droppings spark mixed reflections
The Kent 25 indictments in Ohio were dropped after state officials found insufficient evidence to proceed. Some see relief and progress for Kent State University community while others lament lost chance to challenge National Guardsmen actions on May 4, 1970. Associate professor Thomas Lough recalls 18 months as a political symbol amid public scrutiny.
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Lough speaks on grand jury and character attack
Lough asserts his private life was aired before the grand jury while noting no questions were asked of him during the proceedings. He says lack of evidence led authorities to try to tarnish his reputation by linking his private life to his classroom.
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Christmas World Observances From Warfronts To Bethlehem
Christians worldwide mark Jesus birth as troops and families reunite for holidays. In Belfast Belfast children flown to London. in Bethlehem 35 000 pilgrims expected under customs amid Israeli occupation and Arab Israeli tensions. GIs in Vietnam feast as cease fires and care for orphans accompany flights home.
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Cease fire holds as Viet Nam truce begins
American and South Vietnamese forces pause major operations for a 24 hour Christmas cease fire. U S warplanes strike a North Vietnamese radar site as allied forces report two enemy attacks during the first hour of the Viet Cong truce.
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The Birth of Jesus Christ in Bethlehem
In a census decree by Caesar Augustus Joseph travels from Nazareth to Bethlehem with Mary, where she bears Jesus in a manger. Shepherds in the field are visited by angels who declare good tidings of a Savior born in the city of David, Christ the Lord.
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Bhutto Names 11 Man Leftist Cabinet in Pakistan
President Bhutto tightens control by naming an 11 member cabinet drawn mainly from the Pakistan Peoples Party. He keeps defense foreign affairs interior and intraprovincial posts while planning to add at least three more ministers including an East Pakistani. Indira Gandhi warns against outside meddling in the India Pakistan dispute, implying U.S. targets.
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Rogers Forecasts U S Action in Vietnam and Laos
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says North Vietnamese forces strike Laos and Cambodia due to failures in South Vietnam. He states the United States will continue President Nixon's policy of supporting South Vietnam in Cambodia and provide air support in Laos. Rogers cites U S troop withdrawals and Vietnamization as key successes and notes the India Pakistan war as a disappointment.
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Davis seeks bail release with 307 thousand signatures
Angela Davis lawyers renew effort to win bail in federal court filing on Thursday citing past state denials. Chief counsel Howard Moore Jr. says petitions will reach U S District Court as a signal of sanity and balance, with a hearing expected after the New Year.
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Miss Davis Faces Murder Trial on Kidnap Conspiracy Charges
Moore said prosecutors sought a reason for confining Miss Davis. The 27 year old faces murder kidnap and conspiracy charges for a trial set to start January 31. She has been held without bail since October 13, 1970 accused of helping plot the August 7 1970 San Rafael courthouse violence in which a judge and three others died during an escape attempt.
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Nixon Goes For Annual Physical At Bethesda Hospital
President Nixon flown by Army helicopter to Naval Medical Center Bethesda for routine annual checkup expected to last about three hours. Aides say standard exam by Navy doctors. White House says trip from the White House took eight minutes to land on a golf course helipad.
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