Police clash at Berkeley rally amid student unrest
Police and 2,000 demonstrators clashed on the University of California Berkeley campus in tear gas and pepper fog after police tried to disperse a regents meeting. 26 students and 15 officers injured, 14 youths and a girl arrested. protests spread to other campuses nationwide as students demanded black studies programs and policy changes.
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Minneapolis Man Killed in Vietnam War Casualty
Washington AP report identifies Sgt. 1 C. Richard M. Kulavik of Minnesota among recent Vietnam war casualties. He is the brother of John K. Kulavik of Minneapolis.
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Battleship USS New Jersey may depart Vietnam tour early
Military sources say the 56,000 ton USS New Jersey will leave Vietnam waters in March after a six month patrol. Its departure does not signal a war escalation and depends on Paris peace talks progress. The ship was brought from mothballs in 1967 to assess 16 inch guns against North Vietnam targets.
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Oswald's Widow Testifies At Shaw Trial In New Orleans
Oswald's widow testified as a defense witness at Clay Shaw's conspiracy trial in New Orleans, contradicting prosecution claims that her late husband was a bearded beatnik sharing an apartment with an eccentric homosexual.
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Hearings Set on Changing Minnesota Abortion Law
The Minnesota House Health and Welfare Committee will hold hearings on March 5 12 and 19 to consider abortion law changes with no vote until the final session. Two bills are proposed one allowing hospital abortions with doctor committee approval and the other setting guidelines for abortions in rape or incest cases or when the mother faces death or imminent danger. A five member doctor or subcommittee will judge the cases.
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Truman in Good Condition After Hospital Stay
Former President Harry S. Truman, 84, was hospitalized in Kansas City with a simple gastrointestinal virus. A hospital spokesman said he had a good night and could be released in a few days after admission at 11:40 p.m. following retirement at his Independence home.
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Lindsay Eyes a Second Term for Mayor
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay has told close associates he will seek a second term, per the New York Times. Reports say he initially planned not to run after a Caribbean New Year’s vacation but later reconsidered. He faced questions at City Hall as aides noted he has not decided on re election. The mayor believes statewide Republican support hinges on winning a second term in New York and overcoming upstate party doubts. Since 1965 he has dealt with strikes that closed schools and disrupted transit and services, fueling tensions.
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De Gaulle Seeks Franco British Summit on New Political System
London reports say President de Gaulle privately proposed a summit with Prime Minister Wilson to discuss replacing the Common Market with a new political framework. Britain indicated openness to talks but rejected the central plan, stressing talks must include all partners and Britain’s bid to join the Market.
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Bonn to Hold Berlin Presidential Vote Despite Soviet Maneuvers
West Germany declares it will hold the March 5 presidential election in West Berlin despite East German travel restrictions and Soviet maneuvers. Officials say Berlin remains the official site while Tass cites war games in the East. Western allies pledge support as border checks and snow slow transit.
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Johnsons welcomed as private citizens in Rochester visit
Former President Lyndon Johnson and wife Lady Bird arrived at Rochester airport as private citizens. Johnson will join Mayo Foundation Board of Trustees. confirmation announced at an all-day meeting. Fans lined the fence in cold 20 degree weather, cheering as the couple walked to a limousine before attending a dinner at Mayo Foundation House.
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Jerusalem market blast kills two students and wounds nine
An explosion at Jerusalem's biggest supermarket killed two young Jewish students and injured nine others including an Australian major. Police linked the attack to Arab guerrilla groups operating from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq. A second device was found and detonated later. an Arab employee was detained for questioning. Police added roadblocks between Jewish and Arab areas as a precaution. Baghdad Radio said Iraq executed the head of an Israeli spy ring.
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Humphrey Returns Home First Class After Election Victory
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey arrived in Minneapolis aboard a Presidential 707 jet, courtesy of Richard Nixon. The flight covered 1,030 miles in about two hours and twenty minutes, with the Humphreys greeted by roses and a VIP reception. Humphrey plans to lecture at Macalester College and split time between Minnesota and Washington while continuing work on a book.
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Meat Inspection Bill Clears Major Hurdle
ST PAUL AP A state meat inspection program cleared a major hurdle in the legislature. It would establish intrastate ante mortem and post mortem inspection, aligning with the federal Wholesome Meat Act. The cost to Minnesota general revenue is 240 331 dollars for two years, with the feds covering half. Rep Rolf Nelson complained of Mondale and federal aid, calling it the Mondale mess.
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Bayh criticizes Nixon on direct presidential election
Senate constitutional amendments chairmanship attacks Nixon for a retreat to expediency in opposing direct popular election. Bayh says Nixon favors a limited reform and warns Congress against abolishing the current system. He notes polls show broad support for direct election while Nixon favors proportional or district-based methods.
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