Berlin Leftists Riot Marks 50th Liebknecht Murder Anniversary
Hundreds of leftists rioted through central West Berlin on Saturday night. They stoned police, set garbage afire, and smashed windows including a major department store and a bank. About 12 arrests were reported as groups with red flags attacked streets near the Greek military mission and SPD headquaters while police kept gangs moving to avoid a major clash.
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Engineers Meet City Planning Talk at Top of the Mart
The Northern Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers will convene at Top of the Mart Restaurant Tuesday at 6 30 p m. William H Colonna of the city planning department will address the group on City Planning.
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Nixon May Take On Troop Movement Bill
Washington AP reports Nixon may face battles over a proposed measure on presidential power to deploy troops abroad. The Fulbright backed bill would require congressional approval for most troop deployments, a stance likely to test executive control over foreign policy and long stressed limits on war powers.
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Japanese Students Riot at Tokyo University Campus
About 300 Japanese students shouting Mao banners attacked Tokyo University buildings held by police. Rioters at a nearby railway station disrupted transit, injuring dozens and tying up tens of thousands of commuters for over an hour. Police used tear gas and helicopters. 245 students were arrested, 56 officers and many bystanders injured.
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Zengakuren
Colleges of Law and Engineering
Last Cosmonaut Returns Safely From Space Mission
Boris Volynov lands Soyuz 5 after a four man space experiment ends successfully. The mission marks the first crew transfer between orbiting craft and sparks praise worldwide. The probe is seen as a step toward orbiting space stations and potential military use. Kremlin and world applause follow the safe landing.
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