Lawmakers Target Sit-In Tactics and Protest Tactics Debate
Lawmakers criticized demonstrators from the National Peace Action Coalition and the Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice as chief sponsors of antiwar protests in Southeast Asia. An inquiry was announced into reports of subversive activity directed at the armed forces as demonstrators blocked roads near Washington.
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National Peace Action Coalition
Peoples Coalition For Peace and Justice
U.S
Southeast Asia
Washington
Superior Court
Chip Marshall
Students For A Democratic Society
Seattle
Edward E. David Jr
Nixon
American Physical Society
David
Michael Jacobson
Shoreham Hotel
Vietnam
Jacobson
World Council decries South Vietnam expulsion of reporter
The U S Conference of World Council of Churches condemned Saigon for ordering journalist Don Luce to leave after he helped expose tiger cage cells on Con Son prison island. Luce said his visa expires May 15 and he is being forced to leave for his ongoing reporting on Vietnam’s prison system.
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Albany
N.Y
U.S
South Vietnam
Luce
World Council of Churches
Council
UAW Ends 440-Day Strike With Case in Racine Wisconsin
After 440 days one of America's longest strikes ends as United Auto Workers reach a settlement with Case Manufacturing Co in Racine Wisconsin. Workers secured terms from the company guiding the labor dispute to a close.
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United Auto Workers
Case Manufacturing Co
Racine
Wis
Frisco Schools Ordered to Plan Full Integration
U S District Judge Stanley A Weigel ordered San Francisco to submit a full integration plan for the 48000 elementary pupils by June 10 and to include the NAACP in the process. He cited the Supreme Court ruling upholding cross town busing to end segregation and found district policies perpetuated racial imbalance.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Board of Education
U.S. District Court
Stanley A. Weigel
U.S. Superme
Board of Education
Weigel
Ner
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Concerned Parents Association
U.S. Supreme Court
NASA Ends Lunar Flight Quarantine After Samples Review
NASA announced no quarantine is required for astronauts, spacecraft, or lunar materials after Apollo 14, 11, and 12 analyses showed no hazard to people, animals, or plants. Acting administrator Dr. George M. Low cited completed lunar material tests and interagency committee approval.
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George M. Low
NASA
Low
Interagency
Connecticut Tops Nation in Per Capita Income for 1970
Connecticut led all states in per capita income for 1970 with an estimated 14.6 billion in personal income, reflecting a 4.6 percent rise from 1969. The figure, compiled by the U S Department of Commerce, would mark Connecticut's seventh consecutive year atop the ranking.
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Conn
Carey Cronan
Washington
Connecticut
U.S .Department of Commerce
Nevada
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Pentagon
Richard Kleindienst
Thaddeus Beal
Army
Hugh Exton
Internal Revenue Service
Draft
Jerry V. Wilson
Selective Service System
Church Council Raps
Saigon
POST
Monroe Lumber
Monroe
Frisco
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Moon
Howland
Orig
van Heusen
Fairfield Store
Black Rock Toke
Lafayette Plaza
Bridgeport
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