Hanoi Fliers Highlight U.S. Release Promises and Reunification
The report notes Hanoi's praise of the fliers for their humane treatment and promises to tell Americans that Vietnamese people remain unified and determined to stay free and independent. The arrival in Vientiane could spark a dispute over U.S. interrogation of freed prisoners before departure, as antiwar campaigners caution this policy may hinder further releases.
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Vientene
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Southeast Asia
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Police Drive Hippies Off Haight Street
Police cleared Haight Street after clashes with long-haired residents. Officers scattered barricade builders, used clubs, and dispersed residents as stones bottles Molotov cocktails and other projectiles were thrown. More than 100 officers, including a tactical squad, contained the violence and sanitation crews cleaned debris while Mayor Alicio praised the police.
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Haight Street
Polite
Molstov
Joseph Alicio
Poor School Bill Moves To Assembly
In Sacramento a Czech reply to Moscow and a $68 million aid package for poor public schools move toward the Assembly. Senate Democrats push measures to aid property tax relief through state grants, while Republicans back a party-line vote to advance the bill without debate.
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Newton jury selection after courtroom skirmish
Newton jury selection resumes after a heated three day pretrial argument over voir dire and capital punishment. Judge Friedman rules on defense motions and notes the defense’s use of out of state experts to support claims of bias against capital punishment.
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Lowell Jensen
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Tet offensive near Saigon deepens despite U S bombing pause
Battle rages just north of Saigon as North Vietnamese regiments march through Cambodia to the border. U S Defense Secretary Clifford ends Vietnam trip with pledge to continue bombing until North Vietnam pledges restraint. Johnson imposes limits on targets, noting enemy losses but potential for escalation remains. Casualty tally for last week shows 188 Americans killed in combat, ten fewer than the prior week.
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Bulls injure 781 at San Fermin festival run
In Pamplona Spain the San Fermin festival saw 781 injuries during the running of the bulls with most victims hurt while chasing the animals through the streets.
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Spain
UPI
Peerless Bus Strike Settled After Week of Turmoil
Peerless buses resumed service after a strike led by Cord Spork ending with a one year contract. About 40 drivers participated and commuters in Alameda Contra Costa and Santa Clara counties were stranded during the walkout. The settlement provides a living wage increase next year a severance plan and a six week vacation for drivers with twenty years of service. Federal mediators aided negotiations. The Daily Review The Reily Reviews published in Hayward California notes the union Local 1225 Amalgamated Bus Drivers Union.
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William Chitedte
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Nixon Plans To Meet Californian Delegates
Nixon plans to meet California delegates pledged to Governor Reagan as favorite son candidate at the Republican National Convention. He will fly from New York to Los Angeles with his family on Saturday for the meeting and party duties.
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LBJ and Rusk Prepare Hawaii Talks With Thieu Arrival
President Johnson and his top advisers head toward a Hawaii layover before meeting South Vietnamese leader Thieu. A ceremonial welcome and brief remarks are planned at a guarded section of Onolulu International Airport.
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Hawaii
Thieu
Onolutu International
Robber Uses Shopping Cart In Grocery Store Heist
A masked man robbed Payless Unug Zitres grocery, forcing clerk Geier to open safes and load cash into a cart. Three daytime employees were kept at gunpoint in the rear lounge while the thief fled with money, cameras, and radios after threatening violence.
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Algae’s
Hebert
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Gelr
Dan Martin
Pete Sanchez
Roy Boatwright
Aea
Hoover Charges Blast Class At Hearing
Thurmond pressed Fortas on alleged ties to a new left and campus violence. FBI chief Hoover named SDS sabotage workshops and said Supreme Court decisions released implicated figures, while Fortas declined to answer questions, citing limits of the Constitution.
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Nixon Receives Ike Blessing Amid Nuance in Nomination Talk
The report notes Republican figures discuss Nixon as a strong candidate with long service. Hoover praises Nixon as highly intelligent decisive and experienced. Senators question union status and Moscow policy while praising his resilience and leadership potential in a tense primary climate.
Huey Newton Meets With Area Newsmen
Huey Newton speaks with area reporters behind a table, wearing a gray jacket and black turtleneck. He answers smoothly, argues that courts serve the ruling class, and praises white revolutionary students identifying with colonized people in a bid to reform the institutions.
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Huey Newton
Newton
Toy Lanehan West Oakland
Accanta
Lepel
Mulford Vows To Battle On BART Funding Bill
Assembly debate centers on Mulford and Miller plans to divert about 11 million dollars yearly from highway funds for 20 years to back BART bonds. Bee cautions against late changes as adjournment nears. Mulford claims Senate bottling and seeks a vote. Miller argues the bill shifts toll burden to bridge users, sparing no region.
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Robert Crown
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