Reagan Targeted by Berkeley Demonstrators Readied Violence
Three thousand protesters at UC Berkeley toppled police vans and hurled tear gas as Governor Ronald Reagan arrived for a Regents session. Reagan warned of guerrilla warfare, authorized the Highway Patrol, and urged stronger action while nationwide campuses faced clashes and sit-ins at Chicago Roosevelt, Stanford, Oberlin, EMU, Clark, and Penn.
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University of California
Berkeley
Ronald Reagan
University of California Board of Regents
National Guard
Sacramento
University Hall
University of Chicago
Chicago
Roosevelt University
Rolf Weil
Weil
Conduct Code Seen a Guide But Not a Law
CORONADO Calif UPID The Navy chief counsel For the Pueblo court of inquiry says the Code of Conduct for prisoners of war is a guiding set of principles, not a punishable regulation. Six Pueblo officers testified they confessed under torture to intruding North Korean waters. Enlisted men urged retaliation even at the risk of death. Radioman Lee Hayes said he was forced to write a letter urging atomic bombing, masking propaganda aims with a reference to a light from our fatherland.
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UPID
U.S
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Navy
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Uss
Pueblo
Newsome
United States
Lee R. Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
James Rhodes
North Korea
Hayes
AEC Refuses Broader Yankee Hearing on Financial Problems
The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board will likely close hearings on Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp finances with a narrow focus. The board rejected a bid to probe alleged antitrust activities, sticking to financial validity of Vermont Yankee’s arrangements. Massachusetts sponsors face questions about stock or power deals, but officials cited lack of authorization to decide.
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Yankee
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UPI
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Vermont
Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Deale
Atomic Energy Commission
Vermont Yankee
George Spiegel
Municipal Electric Association of Massachusetts
New England
Connecticut River
Vernon
Massachusetts
U.S. Court of Appeals
Spiegel
Alfred A. Cree
Donald G
Allen
Yankee Atomic Electric Co
New England Electric System
New England Power Co
Nixon Takes Control Of Oil Import Policy
Nixon reclaims oil import policy from the Interior Department and orders a full review. He says the presidency historically held this responsibility and he is reassuming it. The move removes Walter Hickel from a foreign trade zone decision at Machiasport, Maine, where Occidental Petroleum seeks a refinery to import cheaper foreign oil. The current program caps imports at 12.2 percent of domestic consumption to protect domestic producers and national security.
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Interior Department
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Hickel
Machiasport
Maine
Occidental Petroleum Co
United States
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