Five Berkeley Peace Brigade Members Arrested Again
Berkeley police and UPI report five more Peace Brigade members arrested on Thursday for obstructing a thoroughfare. The count marks the third straight Thursday of such arrests, with John L. Kelley and GB Kleindorfer among those charged, plus Richard Chilton, Berkeley Marks, and Robert Pike. Judge Mario Barsotti sentenced twelve who pleaded guilty last week.
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Turkish professor Neeral Erim Likely To Form New Turkey Government
Nihal Erim, a long-time opposition Republican People's Party member with pro Western leanings, agreed to attempt forming a new Turkish government after President Cevdel Sunday commissioned him Thursday night to form a coalition. A government source said if successful he would become Turkey's 18th premier, aiming to end a political military crisis sparked by Prime Minister Suleyman Nomirel's resignation under threat of a coup.
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Robber kills San Francisco lawyer in street shooting
A 35-year-old San Francisco lawyer was shot in the back of the head on Drumm Street in the financial district by a robber who, as Patrolman Brice Marovich and Patrolman Dennis Costanza stated, “never gave the guy a chance.” The victim’s identity was withheld pending relatives’ notification.
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Elvis Presley hospitalized in Nashville eye infection
Elvis Presley, undergoing treatment for an eye infection, was moved to a more easily guarded area of the hospital. A spokesman said the hospital has been deluged with calls and flowers as fans seek to convey get well wishes. His condition was reported satisfactory and painful but not serious.
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Nixon party to attend Dewey funeral rites
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon led hundreds of dignitaries at a New York ceremony for Gov Thomas E Dewey. The service was at St James Episcopal Church at 4 pm EST conducted by Rev Dr Colburn with Rev Dr Ralph Lankler assisting. Burial followed in Pawling, Dewey's country home. Dewey died of a heart attack in Florida at age 68.
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Computer schools closing probed in California
San Francisco and San Jose offices of Computer Institute Inc. face an inquiry by Attorney General Evelle Younger into abrupt closures of 13 week computer programming courses. About six students were enrolled per campus after paying 1.69 dollars each, with the state noting it is unusual for a school in distress to stop teaching and leave students stranded.
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UPI
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State Department of Education
Bomb explodes at Ford Motors office in London
A time bomb exploded in the basement of Thames House housing Ford offices in London causing broken windows and an evacuation near Cafe Royal after a bomb scare. Police said no injuries occurred as unions strike over pay and Ford officials faced labor tensions in Britain.
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Warren celebrates birthday with reflections on law and integrity
The aging Chief Justice Karl Warren speaks in a wide interview about his years on the Supreme Court, retirement plans, and concerns over conflicts of interest. He praises youth for civic engagement and warns that money in politics threatens the judiciary while noting desegregation progress and the court's role in landmark issues.
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Agnew Attacks CBS Docs Over Facts and Press
Vice President Spiro Agnew said he would not intimidate the press but aimed to show CBS documentaries cannot be trusted for facts. He cited The Selling of the Pentagon and alleged misquotation while defending free information flow amid antiwar protests and police clashes in Boston.
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Agnew Avoids 1972 Ticket Talk
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew declined to discuss a possible 1972 Republican presidential bid saying it is too early to speculate. He spoke to reporters upon arriving to address the Middlesex Club dinner and said he has not formed a judgment or opinion yet.
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UPI
Spire T. Agnew
Middlesex Club
Plan to reopen BCDC hearings on south span if governor signs bill
BCDC member Mendelsohn said he would seek a rehearing before the Bay Conservation and Development Commission if a state bill delaying the bridge is not signed by Governor Reagan. Commissioners St Clair and Upton backed reexamining ecological factors as a new hearing possibility.
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