Radical SDS Eyes Alliance With Workers Across America
SDS leaders plan off campus organizing to spread revolutionary influence from campuses into blue collar neighborhoods and big city factories. Carl Davidson says a student worker alliance could echo France while debates brew over scaling back campus focus.
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Gaylord Shaw
Associated Press
America
Students For A Democratic Society
France
Carl Davidson
SDS
Davidson
Michigan State University, East
Sheep Heart Transplant Fails In Houston man dies
Houston AP reports surgeons attempted a last resort transplant using a 125 pound sheep heart to support circulation for a 47 year old patient at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital. The man died at 1 02 a m after his heart failed hours into surgery. No donor was available. This marked the second known animal heart attempt in humans following a chimpanzee heart transplant at Mississippi Medical Center earlier.
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Houston, Tex
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
St. Luke’s
Newell France
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Groote Schuur
Cape Town
Blaiberg
National Cardiological Institute
Budapest
Hungary
French Ban On Protest Is Working
Paris quietness followed a national ban on street demonstrations but provinces faced scattered disturbances. In Strasbourg and Poitiers police used tear gas. Marseille Bordeaux and Caen saw marches with no major police action. University of Paris students paused after government warning of dispersal. seven extremist student groups were dissolved. The ban lasts until the June 23 and 30 National Assembly elections.
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Paris
Strasburg
Poitiers
Marseille
Bordeaux
Caen
Charles de Gaulle
University of
National Assembly
Latin Quarter
Post Office Curbs Gun Mail
The Post Office forbids mailing firearms unless labeled Firearms and delays delivery until local law enforcement is notified. Sawed off shotguns and short rifles are banned unless to authorized personnel. NRA questions the move’s authority and legality. private shippers face similar pressures.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
Post Office Department
Congress
W. Marvin Watson
Watson
Harold Gardenswartz
New Mexico
Sporting Goods
Postal Department
National Press Club
Pan American 707 crash lands in monsoon at Calcutta
A Pan American Boeing 707 overran the runway in heavy rain at Calcutta international airport and caught fire. Six of the 63 aboard were killed and several survivors were seriously injured. A Pan American spokesman said five passengers and a stewardess died, with 48 passengers and nine crew members surviving.
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Calcutta
India
Pan American World Airways
Defense lawyers warn free speech in Spock draft case
In closing arguments, Calvin Bartlett argued constitutional guarantees may be endangered if five defendants including Dr. Benjamin Spock are convicted of conspiring to violate draft laws. The all male jury heard the remarks as the trial focused on civil liberties and potential liberty deprivation. Mrs RFK visits DC offices to thank workers before shutdown.
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Boston
Benjamin Spock
Calvin Bartlett
Marcus Raskin
Washington
Danny the Red Colin Bendit sparks British protest
London reports Conservative MPs loudly object to the Labour government's two week visa for Daniel Colin-Bendit known as Danny the Red to appear on a BBC program Students in Revolt. The German born 23 year old arrives after a 24 hour admittance previous day on a visa granted for two weeks.
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London
Labor
Daniel
Danny the
Red
Colin-Bendit
Britain
Colin Bendit
France
England
BBC
Felons Demands Met To Free Hostages In Atlanta
The U S Bureau of Prisons director agreed to concessions from four armed inmates holding 21 hostages at the U S Penitentiary. Two prisoners will be moved to other facilities, and the Justice Department will review a 30 year sentence. Press access and grievances will be published, and dining facilities inspected. The objective was to bring the hostages out alive.
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Atlanta, Ga
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
U.S
Myra Alexander
Alexander
Olin G. Blackwell
Ralph M. Lepiscopo
Frederick Freeman Leister Jr
Mand
Justice Department
Robert W. Gorman
Atlanta Journal
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