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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1969

Page

11

LA Chief Reddin Retires After 28 Years in Police

Los Angeles Police Chief Thomas Reddin retires after 28 years, saying he is almost willing to write off a generation of young Americans due to attitudes toward authority. He moves to TV at KTLA with a $100,000 salary while crime remains the top police problem.

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USC Students Bound For Trial After Airport Scuffle

WEST COLUMBIA AP Two University of South Carolina students and a former student bound over for trial May 28 after a scuffle with police at Columbia Airport during President Nixon's arrival. Seven youths faced trespassing charges. three arraigned with $200 bonds for May 26 in Lexington General Sessions Court. Names include Don Koplen Danville Virginia Brett Bursey Beaufort SC and Bill McCabe Charleston West Virginia. The President visited Columbia to honor James F Byrnes birthday and wedding anniversary.

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Hesburgh Sees College Unity Over Disruptive Protests

Notre Dame President Father Hesburgh discusses delicate campus unrest and ways the university should respond. He argues law agencies may be needed to curb violence, but stresses the community must govern itself and protect core values while upholding student rights.

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