Hoover: Reds Deeply Involved In Nov 14 Antiwar Protests
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified to the House Appropriations Committee that Communist elements sought to force a unilateral U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam and were deeply involved with the November 15 antiwar demonstrations. He charged the Black Panther party with danger to internal security and criticized liberal judges, calling for tougher juvenile and espionage enforcement amid public antiwar protests.
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Guards Withdrawn From Kent State University Tragedy
Kent State University faces a delayed reopening as the last National Guardsmen leave the campus after a fatal riot and shootings. Officials weigh options for finishing the term while mourning four student victims and reviewing investigations. Local merchants report tension and concern for safety as the town contemplates an uncertain return to normalcy. In Lorain, Ohio, a student victim is honored. In England, workers walk off an auto plant over pay equity claims.
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Apollo 14 Flight Delayed To Eliminate Risk of Blasts
Apollo 14 is delayed at least two months from October to December and may push into early 1971 due to oxygen tank changes to prevent explosions. Astronauts Shepard Roosa and Mitchell remain on the mission retargeted to Fra Mauro, previously assigned to Apollo 13, as investigation into the tank failure continues.
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Antiwar Students Push Congress for End to War in Indochina
Washington reports youth protesters filled the Capitol seeking action to end the Indochina war. They met with sympathetic congressmen, but lawmakers remain slow to respond to the demands.
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Europeans Observe VE Day Anniversary
In London and across East and West Europe the 25th anniversary of Allied victory in Europe was marked with ceremonies and quiet observances. In Paris a Flame of Remembrance attended by officials honored Jews and resistance fighters. Soviet and German celebrations ran along divided lines. West Germany kept the day subdued while some celebrated with picnics.
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