Turmoil erupts as 2000 Berkeley protesters clash with police
Across campuses, 2000 demonstrators at UC Berkeley clash with police amid tear gas and barricades. Twenty six students and 13 officers injured, 14 youths and a girl arrested after police tried to disperse a regents meeting.
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University of California Berkeley
University Regents
Chicago
Roosevelt University
Berkeley
Sproul Plaza
Stanford University
San Francisco Bay
Explosion Shatters Israeli Supermart
A powerful explosion shattered Jerusalem's largest supermarket as shoppers prepared for the Sabbath. Two university students were killed, an Australian major and seven women were wounded. A second bomb found near the British Consulate was detonated in a field.
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Jerusalem
Eliahu Sasson
Zurich
Switzerland
Yosef Polishuk
King David Hotel
Trial of Shaw Must Continue in Kennedy Conspiracy Case
Judge Haggerty denied the defense motion for a directed verdict and ordered Shaw's attorneys to begin presenting their case. Perry Russo testified that he heard David Ferrie Shaw and Oswald plotting a Kennedy killing at a 1963 party in New Orleans.
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Edward A. Haggerty
Clay Shaw
Shaw
Marina Oswald Porter
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Dymond
Garrison
Dallas
Perry Russo
David W. Ferrie
Ferrie
Oswald
Uris Death Autopsy Consideration In Colorado Case
Aspen officials weigh autopsy for Marjorie Uris who was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot near her mountain home. Authorities say the pistol owned by Leon Uris was near the body and no final decision had been made. In Washington, Senator Hansen notes Marine Corps study of using commercial airliners to curb hijackings, pending a final decision.
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Marjorie Uris
Novelist Leon Uris
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Uris
Exodus
Topaz
Carroll Whitmire
Pitkin County
Washington
Clifford P. Hansen
R-Wyo
Marine Corps
Hansen
J. M. Platt
Defense Department
Statewide water fluoridation bill by State Sen Collins
State Sen Oakley Collins plans to introduce a bill seeking statewide water fluoridation. Article notes related pages and mentions other local items such as cottage style homes for Children’s Home without a site yet, and local committee efforts on school politics.
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Oakley Collins
Battleship USS New Jersey to leave Vietnam duties
AP report says the world's only active battleship the USS New Jersey will depart in March after a six month tour off Vietnam and may not return to the war. Officials say departure does not mean a escalation. after six months in Long Beach for repairs retraining she may not be needed depending on progress of Paris peace talks.
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New Jersey
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Paris
Ex President Truman III Enters Missouri Hospital
Former President Harry S. Truman, 84, was taken by ambulance to Research Hospital and Medical Center in Kansas City with gastroenteritis and stomach and intestinal inflammation. He is in satisfactory condition, under care of Dr. Wallace Graham, with ongoing digestive issues since a 1954 gall bladder operation.
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Harry S. Truman
John Dreves
Public Information
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Dreves
Independence
Secret Service
Wallace Graham
Rose Conway
Nixon Backs Limited Electoral Reform Not Direct Vote
President Nixon urges Congress to reform the electoral system without adopting a direct popular vote. He favors proportional or district-based distribution, suggests a 40 percent threshold plus nationwide run off, and proposes eliminating individual state electors.
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Washington
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
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Hugh Scott
R-Pa
John F. Kennedy
Soviets Plan Warsaw Pact Maneuvers In East Germany
The Soviet Union announced Warsaw Pact forces will stage maneuvers in East Germany in early March to pressure West Berlin amid a West German presidential election on March 5. Tass did not specify date or exact location, but operations are to occur in central and western regions near the German Democratic Republic border, with reports of tank and troop movements entering East Germany from northwest Bohemia.
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Bohemia
North Atlantic Treaty Command
Saber
Federal Assembly
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France
Soviet Union
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