Hayakawa Heckled On Campus During Debated Speech
At San Francisco State College President S J Hayakawa faced student hecklers during a lecture on sal concepts and communication. SDS member Bill Wyman and others demanded Hayakawa address racism and firings of liberal professors. Despite interruptions, Hayakawa defended academic freedom and answered questions before a crowd.
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Nevada Officials Press Hughes To Meet For Gambling Talks
Las Vegas reports the Nevada Gaming Commission pressures Howard Hughes to appear for a one hour meeting with two state officials to discuss his gambling empire after he refused to engage, citing friction over meetings with foreign leaders and ongoing estrangement from Nevada authorities.
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New York judge convicted in treasury bill plot
Former New York Supreme Court judge Thaler, 53, was found guilty of possessing and transporting stolen bills from Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. He also received a perjury verdict tied to grand jury testimony. Co-defendants Herbert Jacobs and Michael Lavelle were convicted on related counts of possession, transport, conspiracy. Thaler, elected last year, faces possible sentencing May 1. appeals planned.
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Mercury bearing products banned to curb brain damage
The EPA banned interstate shipment of all alkyl mercury pesticides and mercury products for rice, seed, laundry, anti fouling boat paints, and related uses. The action targets fungi control on crops and greenhouse equipment and may affect wood preservation and mold retardants. A 30 day challenge period precedes a scientific review with public hearings.
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Doves to Try New Peace Bill in Vietnam Pullout
Congressional doves plan the year’s first effort to end U S military involvement in Indochina. The House aims to vote in late April on a bill mandating withdrawal of all U S forces from Vietnam Laos and Cambodia within 60 days, contingent only on return of POWs, and to halt the air war regardless of a troop withdrawal agreement.
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Senate backs Gravel in Pentagon Papers reading clash
The Senate narrowly backed Sen. Gravel in seeking a government probe of his public read from the Pentagon Papers while classified. The vote came after a heated clash with Sen. Saxbe over a June midnight session. House and Senate members debated legal immunity and potential Supreme Court brief costs amid broader questions of congressional power.
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Senate approves TV time bill broadening equal access
The Senate passed a bill authorizing free time for major party presidential and vice presidential candidates and significant third parties, eliminating the need to provide equal time for minor party candidates. The measure, sponsored by Sen. J. G. Pastore, cites growing campaign costs and promises from NEC and CES to extend free time, while an amendment to cover House races failed 41 to 39.
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