Teachers Advertise Support for Spock
More than 9 300 teachers signed a three page New York Times advertisement urging strong support for Yale Chaplain William Sloane Coffin Dr Benjamin Spock and four co defendants charged with an antidraft conspiracy The ad described the indictments as no case and urged the administration to de emphasize the war at home A pre trial motion to dismiss was set for Boston on Wednesday and the teachers urged quashing the indictment
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William Sloane Coffin
Benjamin Spock
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Times
Teachers Committee For Peace
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Puerto Rico
Coffin
Spock
Berlin Student Uprising Seethes Over Springer Media Grip
In Berlin protests roared as about 3,500 youths clashed with police on Kurfuerstendamm. They demanded West Germany's Springer newspaper group be driven from business and vowed no peace until action. Rudi Dutschke, the leftist leader shot earlier, remained in guarded condition after surgery.
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Socialist Party
Bild Am Sonntag
Democratic Leaders Choose Sides In Three Way Race for Nomination
Four months before the Democratic National Convention party leaders weigh support in a three way presidential race. Kennedy leads among governors with Maine and Vermont backing him while Humphrey counts Truman and Guy among endorsements. Senators Mondale and Harris back Humphrey. Tydings and Young back Kennedy. Young favors a Kennedy McCarthy ticket.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Oklahoma
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Maryland
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Ohio
Young
Kennedy-McCarthy
Rocky Expected To Break His Silence On Vietnam
Washington based report says Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York will break his long silence on Vietnam within a relatively short time. The statement comes from J Irwin Miller head of a group pressing Rockefeller to run for president. The group is called Rockefeller for President.
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CBS Face the Nation
Richard M. Nixon
Open housing plans set for enforcement this week
Washington expected to announce how HUD will implement the open housing provisions of the 1968 Civil Rights Act. The department aims for proactive educational and conciliatory efforts rather than only handling complaints as they arise, with full effect anticipated January 1970 affecting about 68 percent of U.S. housing.
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UPI
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Robert C. Weaver
United States
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