Protests Trigger Campus Clash Across U.S. In 1969
Nationwide student unrest flares from Berkeley to UNC as demonstrations turn tense. Police clashed with protesters at UC Berkeley injuring five and causing 25 arrests while one student is dismissed. Other campuses report sit ins, faculty policy reviews, and fundraising for faculty development amid ongoing upheaval.
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Penn Plans Mass March by Demonstrators at University
Protesters at the University of Pennsylvania expand to a campus march and rally after a two night sit in at College Hall. About 200 demonstrators remain inside the administration building while officials propose a housing and community development committee and a $25 000 planning grant for low cost housing near the new $10 million Universe Science Center. University leaders warn of possible class cancellations for March 4 to discuss the school role in scientific research.
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Nixon shifts to keep poverty programs but alters structure
President Nixon proposes to retain the Office of Economic Opportunity while moving Head Start and the Job Corps to other agencies. House and Senate members react with mixed reviews, some calling the plan a retreat from earlier anti poverty rhetoric, others urging new job creation within a broader manpower policy. Senator Nelson supports extension and partnership with Congress.
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Free food stamps to two South Carolina counties
The Nixon administration will provide free food stamps to eligible residents in Beaufort and Jasper counties, South Carolina, after pressure from Sen. McGovern and Sen. Hollings. Agriculture Secretary Hardin agreed to the plan pending state approval, aiming to ease severe malnutrition in the rural area with a pilot program directing surplus food to those in need.
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Reds Ask Again for Withdrawal
Paris AP report: Viet Cong opens fifth session of enlarged Vietnam peace talks renewing demand that the United States withdraw unconditionally from South Vietnam. Tran Buu Kiem of the NLF says US and its satellites must quit and allow a South Vietnamese settlement per the NLF political program.
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Nixon to See Citizens On European Tour Meetings
President Nixon plans off the record sessions with working men philosophers and other citizens during a European tour. In addition to 50 hours of official conferences in London Bonn Paris and Rome he will meet small groups to sample public opinion. The face to face sessions will be held in Brussels Paris and London with eight to fifteen participants per session and about an hour per meeting. The schedule includes seven capitals and a March return to the United States.
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