Outburst by Oregon U Deny Ray’s Anti War Protesters
In Eugene Oregon police used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse a large crowd of about 750 demonstrators at the University and downtown. The protests included damaged storefronts, a burned barricade, and clashes with officers. About 28 arrests and five injuries were reported as authorities cleared the campus area and ROTC building.
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Eugene
Ore
UPI
Gregon Corpus
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ROTC
Trafic
Campus
Dale Allen
Sheriff's
Aerospace job losses forecast for 1971 drop near twelve percent
Washington reports from the Aerospace Industries Association warn of a 12 percent payroll decline in 1971, with total industry employment sliding to 943,000 and scientists and engineers facing the smallest drop. The industry has shed nearly half a million jobs since 1969 as the supersonic transport program winds down.
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Aero-1ospace Industries Assn
Karl Harr
ATA
Hart
Aerospace
Land of Fire Name Origin Tied to Explorers
Tierra del Fuego meaning land of fire traces its name to Ferdinand Magellan. Portuguese navigators sighted the archipelago at South Africa's southern tip in 1520 and named it after Indian signal fires along the coasts.
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Tierra del Fuego
Land
Ferdinand Megellan
Archipelago
South Africa
Anti-Draft Marchers Visit in Marengo
Seven hikers on an anti-draft campaign halted in Marengo after arriving from Des Moines. They spoke at the Presbyterian church and Methodist Youth Fellowships praising their reception while noting confusion with the Iowa City draft incident and a campus riot. They urged people to contact Iowa U.S. senators to oppose draft extensions. The group planned to continue to Victor after an 8 a.m. stop.
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Clifton Lamborn
R-Maquoketa
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Thoren
Marengo
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Presbyterian Church
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Towa
U.S
Victor
Rifleman Says He Didn't Know Truck Carried Dynamite
In Springfield Missouri defense in a high profile case Bobby Lee Shuler admits a rifle bullet started a dynamite truck explosion that killed a driver. He claims intoxication and labor disputes between Tri-State trucking and the Teamsters union framed the incident. Prosecutors seek second degree murder for the 48 year old Oklahoma City man killed when 22 tons of dynamite detonated on Interstate 44 last September.
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UPL
Bobby Lee Shuler
Ml Wasa Bultet
Interstate 44
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TriState
Teamsters Union
Pompidou in Mach 2 Concorde test flight
President Pompidou flew the Concorde from Le Bourget to Toulouse reaching Mach 2 at 48 000 feet over the Atlantic. He described the flight as smooth and silent and used the trip to promote Western supersonic passenger jet sales.
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France
Pompidou
le Bourger
Paris
Slate Radio
Drugged Chinese technician heads for home
Paris AP police kept Chang Chi Jung off a plane to Shanghai after he said he wished to return to Communist China. Accompanied by a Chinese embassy representative and others, he was semi conscious April 24 among embassy personnel passing customs when stopped. He had served with a mission in Algeria and reportedly told officials he planned to depart Paris. The Chinese embassy filed a complaint and authorities said he would decide his destination after recovery.
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Shanghai Tech
China
Chang Chi Jung
France
Chang
Algeria
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