Detention centers and census cards urged to fight guerrillas
A HUAC report foresees detention centers as a countermeasure to guerrilla violence by Communist and Black nationalist groups. It advocates census cards with photos for slum residents to identify defectors and enforce controls, naming RAM and RAM leaders as threats.
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Washington
House Committees
Edwin Ep. “Willis
Dla
House
Elks
Progressive ‘Labor Party
Thello
McCarran
Nen
Revolutionary Action Movement
Tas
RAM
Pekingtoo
Robert
Williamy
New
Willis Card Trust
York
Phillip Abbott
Students For A Democratic
Thomas Hayden
Stanford Campaign Posters Highlight Bonin Family Role
Mrs Bonin wife of Charles P Bonin associate professor of statistics at Stanford and a history student urges peers to write in Home on their ballots. She maintains a 3.8 GPA and speaks amid campus campaign posters and student outreach activities.
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Stanford
Charles P. Bonin
Stanford Graduate Scholar of Business
Bonini
Riot by felons at Soledad jail injures guards
At Soledad Correctional Facility inmates rioted briefly Sunday night, injuring six guards including C. E. H. Seay who suffered a broken nose and possible concussion. R. J. Torres, jailed since 1965 for narcotics and burglary, led the disturbance tearing through G wing, causing windows to break and furniture to topple before officers subdued the crowd with a warning shotgun blast.
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Soledad
R. J. Torres
Santa Cruz County
C. E H. Seay
Salinas Hospital
Worres
Torres
Columbia Partially Reopened Amid Student Protests
Columbia University resumes operation as classes reopen after protests that shut the campus for nearly two weeks. Faculty vote cancels in person classes through the semester May 15, with options for passes or incompletes. University to meet with students and a five member panel led by Archibald Cox to investigate the initial protest and arrests.
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NEW York
UPI
Colmbia University
Columbia College
Ta University
Morningside Heights
Harlem! Park
Defense Department
Harlem
Sheriff's
California
Oregon
Archibald Cox
United States
Just Tired Reports on Vanished Gym Instructor Return
Elz beth Blodgett, a Marshall high school gym teacher, vanished for two days during hearings into her threatened dismissal. She returned home over the weekend saying she was very embarrassed about any trouble but refused to reveal where she had gone.
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Marshall
Calif
UPI
Elz‘beth KH. Blodgett
Shel
Miss Blodgett
Seacoast
Stanford Students Demand Reform and Conflict at Meeting
Stanford students demanded action from university leaders over suspensions and administration policy, threatening to quit and calling for a workable set of reforms. The meeting featured discussions with interim judicial officials and political asides, while astrology columns and unrelated notes followed.
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Stanford
UPS
Judiciali
Massarenti
Council
Judicial Board
Stanford University
Univer
Saven
Natal
Dantarefraliang
Scorpio
Wees
Newsa
Doe
CIA
Lin
Aryes
Lin A.m
Sterling
Interlyyglanford
California Death Penalty Fight Continues In Courts
San Francisco report outlines California capital punishment debates as a moratorium on executions remains, the state Supreme Court reviews constitutionality, and juries struggle with life versus death sentences while high-profile legal challenges unfold.
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San Francisco
UPI
Califgriig
San Quentin
Ronald Reagin
Camp Pendleton
Marine Corps
San Quen-ing
Tin
James A. McMurry
Salem
Ore
Naval Hospital, California
Pii
Loren Peterson
State Supreme Court
Denison
Town
David ©. Jenkins
Chatsworth
California High Court
Supreme Court of the
United States
Witherspoon
Illinois
Bumper
North Carolina
California
U.S. Supreme Court
Recruits at San Diego Depot Stricken by Meningitis
A group of recruits based at the San Diego recruit depot fell ill last week with meningococcal meningitis. Doctors report early cases and are monitoring the situation as medical staff contain the outbreak.
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San Diego
Braniff Crash Probed as Wreckage Sifts Through
Investigators probing Friday Braniff International Electra crash said the cleanup may take two more days. Eight people died in the accident. Authorities from the district attorney's office and others are examining wreckage and collecting evidence to determine the cause.
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P.m
Aquarius
Moon Children
Leo
Hus
VIRGO
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Colin
Hassa Ruedt von Callenberg
Saigon
Columbia
Gyan Caweny
Donald Kreps
Redwood High School
Larkspur
Poids
Albert Dekker
Hollywood
M Carroll
Ramada
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Carroll Dar
Wood
Pendleton
Quentin Death Row
Supreme Court
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Anthony Amsterdam
University of Pennsylvania
Albert W. Harris Jr
U.S
Artsey
Corky
Eiriles & Hs
Volkswagen
Eee
Peralta Blvd
International Kitchen
Braniff Crash
Takie Gommane
Aerica Hay
A&b Shouls
Tennyton Rd
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