Stanford Graduation Protests Upset UC Ceremonies
Protesters interrupted commencements at Stanford and UC Santa Cruz as graduates, faculty, and guests witnessed disruptions. At Santa Cruz speaker Mark Goldowitz faced a long pause before being told to sit, while audience members defended or criticized the remarks amid a crowd of about 200 walkouts. Stanford saw antiwar stickers on some graduates, and speakers like Willard Wirt urged action for peace and humanity.
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People’s Park
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United States
Paris
Asia
Santa Clara
Solon Denies New Capitol Design Approved At Secret Conference
Randolph Collier denies any secret approval of a new state Capitol design. The six member committee has not reached conclusions on a twin tower plan costing about 64 million dollars, aiming to double lawmakers offices and add toilets for all 120 members. Collier notes open sessions have occurred, newspapers sought details, and a July meeting will seek more information from the state architect’s office.
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D-Yreka
Teeteenapee Cece Collier
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State Architect
Meir pins war blame on Russia in Middle East crisis
Israeli Premier Golda Meir told the Zionist Federation that the Soviet Union is as responsible for the Arab Israeli conflict as Egypt. She urged the United States and Britain to understand Israel cannot accept a framework dominated by Moscow while noting “no great power” can force peace. Fighting raged along a 50 mile front of the Suez Canal as Egypt reported Israeli losses and Israel confirmed casualties on a two hour engagement at the Great Bitter Lake.
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Critics attack 308 million aid for South Vietnam military
Senator McGovern led a chorus against a multimillion dollar South Vietnamese modernization package under a 4.45 billion appropriations bill. The plan would train and equip Vietnamese troops to take more combat roles as Nixon plans a later Mayor withdrawal. Bolton testified gradual progress, with total U.S. investment pegged at 6.2 billion through 1974.
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House
L A Area Big Storms Start Fires
A severe thunderstorm swept across the Antelope Valley and San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains. It sparked at least five small fires and flooded highways including near Pearblossom where nearly an inch of rain fell in two hours. Lightning struck near Big Pines and Acton, with two small blazes contained quickly as the Weather Bureau warned of continued storms tonight and into the next two days.
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Portins
Antelope Valley
San Gabriel
San Bernardino
California
Pear Blossom
Gorman
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Angeles Crest
Angeles
Oakland Man Fatally Stabbed. Suspect Beaten by Crowd
In Oakland a man was fatally stabbed from chest wounds. Willy Bradley, 57, was arrested after witnesses said a crowd beat him following the stabbing. He was hospitalized in critical condition. Nearby Kennard RR Sloan died from stab wounds.
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Anna
Kennard
Sloan
Willy Bradley
Bradley
First Sirhan Reunion With Mom Since Arrest
Mary Sirhan visited Sirhan Sirhan at San Quentin in the first reunion since his June 1968 arrest. The 44 minute visit occurred in a Death Row visiting room as she carried a fruit basket and said her son cried upon seeing her. She noted guards tried to restrict the meeting though permission was granted, and discussed appeals and legal strategy with her son’s attorney Melvin Bell.
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Sirhan Sirhan
Robert Kennedy
Los Angeles
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Boy Rescued as Officers Storm Murphys House
Sheriff Walter Buerger surveys a minor wound after storming the house of Anthony Coma in Murphy Missouri where he had threatened to kill himself and his three sons. More than 15 officers rushed the residence while others laid down a tear gas screen. Two officers were wounded, one seriously, and Comia also injured. Bondia Comia, 13, shows where a bullet grazed his left hip in the shootout.
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Walter Buerger
Anthony Coma
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Contested Salinas Assembly Race in Monterey County
In Salinas Monterey County voters head to the polls for the crucial state Assembly seat election. Top contenders include Republican Robert G. Wood and former state senator General Fred Farr with a runoff possible on July 5 if no candidate wins a majority. Other candidates include Bertram Dudolph Jr Mitchell Bedford and Alton F. Oghorn. About 70 254 registered voters are eligible. The result could yield a GOP working majority in the Assembly or a continued deadlock. The seat vacated by the death of Alan G. Pattee has intensified the contest.
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Monterey County
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Aiidower
Robert Gz. Wood
Bertram F. Dudolph Jr
Mitchell Bedford
Alton F. Oghorn
Weather overview across California and Nevada through Tuesday
A regional forecast describes inland warming and coastal cloudiness through Tuesday with variable winds and scattered showers. Highs reach into the 70s and 80s in many areas, with cooler mornings and nights, and scattered thunderstorm chances in parts of Nevada and Northern California.
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Winnipeg
Births roll in from South County and Fremont area
June births flood South County and Fremont listings with names and addresses from San Leandro to Fremont. Notable entries include multiple babies born at San Leandro Memorial and Washington Hospital, with announcements naming parents and locations such as Hart Street Castro Valley and 2513 Sting Avenue Union City.
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A.m. Sun
Aren Hospital
Aen
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Vennesin Rik Hayward
Mnane Mara
Richard Lol
Hawwarsh
David Hes
Raine Ave
Newarks
Washington Hospital Oat
Aira
James Bridges
Sting Ave
Unitn City
Girdie
John Atttanders
Fremont
Dune
Willard Richard
Jefferson Ave
Willard Bushard
Blacow Road
Framont
Ronvid Turanskiy
Union St
William Fernandez
Glenawor Brive
dArs
Jose Gonzales
Alsé Stevenson
Bey Wr
Ayr Thomas
Treverton
Sable Court
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First-Term Enlistment Bonus Considered as Draft Alternative
Pentagon and a presidential commission study a lump sum enlistment bonus to reduce draft reliance and expand volunteer armed forces. Proposals include pay boosts, expanded educational benefits, improved housing, and sharper recruiting, with emphasis on military salaries and improved status for servicemen.
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Washington
Pentagon
Presidential Commission
Concert Debut For Princess Irene In London
Princess Irene of Greece makes her London concert debut at age 27, performing Bach’s Double Concerto No 1 with Gina Bachauer and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. She says she is not a professional but is treated as one, with tense moments noted, and is supported by King Constantine, Queen Frederica, Prince Charles, Earl Mountbatten, and the Duke and Duchess of Kent.
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Irene
Greece
Gina Bachauer
Constantine
United States
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
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Queen Frederica
Prince Charles
Earl Monthatten
Elizabeth II
Duke
Duchess of Kent
Crossword Puzzle Scrambled Clues Across and Down
A garbled crossword style list with mismatched clues and misspellings. includes across and down prompts with distorted phrases, partial words, and stray capitals suggesting a puzzle fill attempt rather than a coherent news item. reads like a chaotic, damaged page segment from a newspaper puzzle column.
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