California Court Rejects Berkeley Sit-In Appeals
California Supreme Court rejects appeals by Mario Savio and 571 others convicted in the 1964 Berkeley campus sit in at the University of California. Their lawyer Malcolm Burnstein said he would take the case to the U S Supreme Court to challenge denied jury trials pretrial hearings and lack of notice.
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Photo Evidence Tangles with Theft and Free Speech Protests
A 17 year old student photographed a man taking a coat from a parked car leading to Luis Macias pleading guilty to theft from auto and receiving 40 days in county jail. In Berkeley protests, Savio and others faced jail terms and fines for creating a public nuisance tied to the free speech movement.
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Nixon arrives in Paris on second lap of Europe trip
Former Vice President Nixon lands in Paris after a London stop as part of his European fact finding tour. He continues the itinerary with additional stops planned in the region.
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Johnson outlines nine point plan to unlock sea treasures
President Johnson told Congress of a nine point program to explore and develop ocean resources. The plan includes pilot plants for fish protein concentrate, overseas demonstration projects, and strengthened oceanography in colleges, with expanded data, weather and pollution studies, offshore mineral exploration, deep ocean tech, and a new coast guard oceanography ship.
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About her heavy date must he get heavy in our kitchen
A lighthearted LAFF-A-DAY strip riffs on domestic duties and romance as a playful husband jokes about a heavy date move in the kitchen setting. The cartoon pivots on wordplay and kitchen humor with a domestic twist.
Chevrolet’s new car shows rear and front monitors
A Chevrolet car features rear window monitoring and front fender monitors with a right rear light out indicating a fault. The ad contrasts Chevrolet’s system with other cars in its class, highlighting its unique lighting and visibility technology.
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