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i “deci-es and ing for 57,50 to5 from people I being n mak-mt that n said,le was by the Coord i-Tear Gas At Talk by Gen. TaylorBy LESTER ONHAYWARD—Two tear gas capsules disrupted Gen. Max-gp~* well D. Taylor’s address onancil the v*etnam war at Chabotyoung Col{ege last night* i Oak- Police said no one was ar-State rested or injured. The cap*“be* solos were released half-wayis who through the question-feel al- and-answer period followingy.” the talk by Taylor, former am-i as a bassador to South Vietnammunist and former chairman of thercover Joint Chiefs of Staff.g wasLoUis. Supt. Reed L. Buffingtonsed to sa^ capsules -werem and hurled against the brick wallof the gym in the bleacher0 was an(* ^00r seat*nS section, home They were spaced about 10t-white minutes apart, he said. Sev-, have eral people in the audience0£ ^he left the gym and returned:ite ra- when.the fumes had cleared.When the second capsule. ?as set was set off, Buffington said, ite U.S. seemed like the logical timed that ej1d the program and so heauthor- ordered the gym emptied.. At a press conference be-ed of ^ore address, Taylor hadn 1958 ify be-tee on1ay the * would think dissent oughtserved a^‘rma^ve in ^at itwould try to accomplish some-. thing.”m ad- The general referred to then and Korean War in answer to ai«st ffiiv question about halting the bombing of North Vietnam.ne ex- ^or two years sa^ nhlinp United States waited andhoped for North Korea to1 “let s^ow up a* con^erence ia'I. You Continued Page 11, Col. 1stated that dissent in a democratic society is necessary but added it should be constructive.St'
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Oakland Tribune
Oakland, California, US
Fri, May 05, 1967
Page 33
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