Melbourne protesters plead guilty to endangering and vandalism
Two Melbourne men pleaded guilty to charges of endangering a person and willful property damage after splattering President Johnson's limousine with green paint. Their lawyer said their views on protesting the Vietnam War had shifted and that they wrote Johnson asking forgiveness.
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Protest Red Guards in Langley court case headlines
John North Langley, 21, a salesman, and David Ellis Langley, 18, pleaded guilty in a suburban court to throwing paint filled bags at a car during a protest outside the Soviet Embassy in Peking. The incident drew diplomatic notes and cautious defense arguments as officials described the crowd actions and security responses.
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