Spring Turmoil Persists on U.S. Campuses as Arrests Rise
Across Columbia Stanford and Harvard protests escalate with sit ins and blockades. Police deploy outside buildings while court orders and fines mount as administrators invoke the law to end disruptive demonstrations.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Stanford University
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City College of New York
Governors Debate Stand On Violence
Republican governors debate campus violence and Safeguard missile defense at their annual conference in Lexington. A gala demonstration challenged the host state and governors discuss local control, with some urging cuts to federal aid for institutions that condone rioting.
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Lowe B. Nunn
Ronald Reagan
California
GOP
Clifford Says Vietnam War Effort Was Hopeless
Clark Clifford, once Johnson’s defense secretary, told Senate Foreign Relations members he left office convinced the Vietnam war was hopeless. The disclosure followed a meeting called by Sen. Fulbright on April 22 to discuss Clifford’s change of heart.
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White House aides ordered to testify on hunger policy
Senate hunger committee asked top Nixon officials Clifford Hardin Robert Finch and Robert Mayo to explain a White House decision against an immediate broad attack on hunger. Sen Javits urged stronger federal action while McGovern backed food stamp expansion and private sector fortification proposals to improve delivery and administration.
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Von Papen Dies at 89. Helped Pave Hitler's Path to Power
OBERSASBACH Germany AP Former German chancellor Franz von Papen died at his Baden village home aged 89 his illness worsened by age. He was blamed for aiding Adolf Hitler's rise by arranging meetings and supporting a Nazis coalition amid Germany's 1930s chaos.
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Adolf Hitler
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Oust Wilson Drive Gains Impetus in Labor Woes
London AP reports a possible bid within the Labour party to replace Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Rebels reportedly discuss a no confidence vote as Wilson pushes summer anti strike legislation blamed for hurting exports. Trade unions oppose the bills, widening open criticism beyond rival factions.
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Harold Wilson
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House of Commons
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Trade Union Movement
Stifel Found Guilty and Sentenced to Life
Orville E. Stifel a former Cincinnati laboratory technician was convicted by a U S District Court jury of mailing a bomb that killed Lorain teacher Daniel J Ronee The jury recommended life imprisonment and the judge ordered perpetual confinement Stifel 22 would be eligible for parole in 15 years The case tied to a college romance with Cheryl Jones of Youngstown and Ohio University background.
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Orville E. Stifel
Cincinnati
U.S
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Stifel
Daniel J. Ronee
William “Foss
Hopkins
Peter Pandilidis
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Orville E. Stifell
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Helicopters and planes lost in Vietnam weekly tally
The U S command reported 23 helicopters and 10 fixed wing aircraft lost in the Vietnam War during the past week. Total U S helicopters reached 2 585 and planes 2 681. The spokesman cited 38 000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed since the spring offensive began February 23 and noted reduced enemy offensive activity.
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U.S
America
Crone
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Grand Jury to Review 16 Case Types for 25 Defendants
Houston journalist notes Don Wilson pitches a no hitter to avenge Cincinnati's previous night, as a distinct sports narrative unfolds. Mid American Conference track preview set for Peden Stadium tomorrow. Campus opinion quoted on dancing if payment avoided. Classified and television listings appear across pages 15 to 20.
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