Altamont festival police plan kept peace at party
A reporter recalls the Altamont festival setup in 1969. Police adopted a "keep it cool" approach while letting the crowd groove. Tens of thousands gathered beside the speedway, Hell's Angels security guarded the stage, and the scene mixed excitement with quiet danger as youth, music, and mass camping unfolded.
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Violence commission splits on tactics amid civil disobedience debate
The National Violence Commission remains divided as a bare majority condemns mass civil disobedience while a six member minority, including two Black members, argues nonviolent disobedience may be the only effective way to overturn unjust laws. Houston attorney Leon Jaworski chairs the majority urging adherence to the law during constitutional reviews.
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Dumke seeks more state campus power
AP report quotes State College Chancellor Glenn Dumke asking trustees to grant greater authority to unify and manage the eight campus system amid turbulence of a new society. He argues for closer supervision by the chancellor while retaining campus level administration, warning against excessive bureaucracy.
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Publicated Daily Review notice from Hayward offices
An OCR dominated fragment shows a local newspaper notice referencing Hayward Alameda County California. It lists office contact numbers and addresses at Hayward and Malmont with scattered names and numbers, but the text is fragmentary and unclear.
House panel culls Nixon aid proposal
The House Appropriations Committee slashed Nixon's foreign aid plan to about $1.6 billion and trimmed authorization to roughly $2.2 billion while approving $54.5 million for Nationalist China fighter planes. The panel debated Peace Corps and foreign military credits, with key votes shaping the bill despite resistance from the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Senate approves 17 billion military construction bill
WALLINGTON UPI The Senate passed 62 to 0 a 17 billion military construction appropriations bill. It allocates 42.7 billion for ABM R&D facilities on Kwajalein Island and 2.9 million for two Safeguard control centers linked to NORAD. Funds for Grand Forks ND and Malstrom AFB MT construction there were not included. The bill also earmarks 213.7 million for South Vietnam army buildup and border defenses.
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