Commission on Campus Unrest Begins Drafting Peace Recommendations
Washington AP. After hearings, the Presidents Commission on Campus Unrest starts drafting recommendations to keep peace on colleges this fall. Nixon hopes staff will be ready by sometime next year. Mondale accuses government of evading a court order on private Mississippi school tax exemptions. Agnew embarks on a three week Asia trip to discuss the Nixon Doctrine. Crop expert warns of 2 to 7 percent corn loss from leaf fungus. seed crop fears cited as exaggerated. Trudeau offers mediation time as Canada postal dispute lingers with 11,000 workers idle and welfare checks delayed.
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Washington
Commission On
Nixon
Justice Department
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Mississippi
San Clemente
Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
United States
Asia
DeKalb
Ill
American Lead Trade Association
del D. Walker
Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Thomas O'Connor
Canada
Tate stabbing and hanging details from coroner
Los Angeles coroner Thomas Noguchi testified in the Tate murder case that Sharon Tate was hanged and stabbed, with rope burns on the neck and left cheek and sixteen stab wounds. He showed diagrams of the chest abdomen arms back and thigh and noted five fatal stab wounds. Police described the Tate mansion scene while Charles Manson and three followers listened as the judge delayed ruling on a defense motion.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Aus
Thomas T. Noguchi
Tate
Noguchi
Jay Sebring
Miss Tate
Charles Manson
Manson
Michael McGann
Sheriff's Department
Guard Troops Get Faster Guns For Riot Duty
Washington AP reports lightweight automatic MiG rifles issued to National Guard troops for riot control and combat use. The weapons replace WWI era rifles as standard issue in Guard and Army Reserve units. Ohio Adjutant Gen Sylvester Del Corso disclosed the plan while testifying at Kent State University as a presidential commission probed campus unrest. About 200000 MiGs were to be in armories by mid 1971, with distribution beginning four to six months earlier.
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Washington
National Guard
National Guard Bureau
Adj
Sylvester del Corso
Ohio National Guard
Kent State University
Kent State
Will Charge 5 In Cemetery Vandalism
Police near completing inquiry into Pine Grove Cemetery vandalism with charges expected Monday against Corry and Columbus youths. Flower pots were smashed, 15 tombstones toppled or broken, some stones torn from ground in week long incident. Chief Charles Sutton said the case is nearing conclusion.
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Pine Grove Cemetery
Charles Sutton
Corry and Columbus
Niarchos Reported Cruising Amid Murder Charge Probe
Greek shipping tycoon Stavros Niarchos, age 61, was said to be cruising in the Mediterranean as a grand jury weighs whether to indict him for allegedly causing lethal injuries to his wife Eugenia who died May 4 at their Aegean villa. Coroner cited barbiturate overdose with bruises from revived attempts. Prosecutor Fafoutis urged charges. grand jury could approve or modify.
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Athens
Stavros Niarchos
Mediterranean
Eugenia
Aegean Sea
Constantine Fafoutis
Niarchos
Greece
Israel asserts new evidence of Egyptian ceasefire violations
Israel claims irrefutable evidence that Egypt is moving missiles toward the Suez within 20 miles of the canal, violating the ceasefire banned 30 miles from waterway. U S State Dept says no official statement from Egypt. Indirect peace talks mediated by Gunnar Jarring progress uncertain as Cairo eyes New York to resume talks.
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Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Suez
Eaid
Tsraeli
State Department
Eon
Sur
U.N
Gunnar Vezine
McCloskey
Jarring
Nanides
United States
Jordan
New York
Yosef Takesh
Cairo
al Abram
Cyprus
B52s Permitted Hit Anywhere Inside Cambodia
AP reports President Nixon authorized U S air strikes inside Cambodia with no geographic limits, except potential sanctuaries such as Angkor may be off limits. Interdiction aims at North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units threatening South Vietnam, with strikes concentrated east of the Mekong and along Laos border routes. Ground fighting in South Vietnam eased, while Saigon reports a 10 day Cambodian operation ending with 47 enemy killed and 41 rifles captured. South Vietnamese losses run 15 dead and 78 wounded.
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Saigon
Nixon
Cambodia
Angkor Temple
Phnom Penh
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Mekong River
Laos
Associated Press
T. Jeff Williams
Prek Tameak
Americans To Run Arms In Cambodia
Washington senator Fulbright suspects U S technicians may be sent to Cambodia to operate electronic gear under a new arms aid program. State Department officials deny advisers will be sent while noting arms shipments may total about 40 million dollars.
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Cambodia
Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
State Department
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Marshall Green
Green
Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Phnom Penh
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
Tots Hit By Cars Treated and Released
Two corry youngsters aged 4 and 5 were treated and released at Corry Memorial Hospital after separate accidents. Daniel Rexford stepped into the path of Webb McCray’s car on East Main street and sustained minor bruises. Harvey Triskel was struck on West Washington street by Terry Proper and suffered facial scrapes. police continue to investigate.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Daniel L. Rexford
Charles Rexford
East South Street
East Main Street
East Street
Webb P. McCray
Union Street
McCray
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harvey
John Trisket
West Westreet
Terry L. Proper
Essex Street
West Washington Street
Proper
Lennon Love Life Etchings On Sale In Dallas
A controversial collection of John Lennon etchings depicting his love life with Yoko Ono is on sale at a Dallas gallery. Showings are by appointment only, with the artist keeping works in a portfolio and showing them only to serious buyers.
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Dallas, Tex
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
Dallas
Cite Three Minors For Beer Possession
City police on patrol at 12 15 a m stopped a car at North Center and Washington where three youths were cited for beverages. Driver Gerry M Brant 19 of 22 East Street Columbus admitted two other beer bottles were in the car all three bottles were open and partly consumed Robert L Martin 18 B D 2 Corry and Terrance R Orton 19 of Columbus were cited for beverages.
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North Center
Washington Street
West Smith Street
Gerry M. Brant
East Street
Columbus
Brant
Robert L. Martin
B.D. 2
Corry
Terrance R. Orton
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