Riot at Central State University Escalates with Arrests
Crowds of 300 to 400 students clashed on the Wilberforce campus as police and 600 National Guardsmen patrolled. At least 10 highway patrolmen and deputies were injured, one with a broken leg, amid fires and damaged vehicles. The disturbance followed the return of expelled student Michael Warren who threatened President Rembert Stokes of Wilberforce University.
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Joe McKnight
Associated Press
Wilberforce
Ohio
Central State University
Greene County Sheriff's Office
National
County Fairgrounds
Xenia
Highway Patrol
Michael Warren
Cleveland
Return of three U S captives from Cambodia to New York
The three sergeants Pitzer Jackson and Johnson arrived from Beirut on a Czechoslovak airliner and were flown to Rome Paris then New York. Pitzer and Jackson were examined at Ft Bragg where Col E Thomas noted vitamin deficiency. Officials withheld release details and media access.
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Womack Army Hospital
Ft. Bragg
Pitzer
Kennedy Airport
New York City
Cambodia
Beirut
Rome
Paris
New York
Army
Jackson
Johnson
Col. E. Thomas
Womack Hospital
Johnson says progress in Vietnam faces political pressure
In a White House briefing Johnson faces Senate Foreign Relations scrutiny on Vietnam policy. Humphrey challenges critics to propose alternatives while Dirksen notes the GOP may push for broader bombing and policy expansion. Morse denounces the war as a bloodbath during a Miami Beach news conference.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
South Vietnam
Senate
Johnson
United Nations
Bunker
White House
Vietnam
Humphrey
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Miami Beach
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Disease fighting blood cells avoid cancer cells
Los Angeles researchers at USC captured time-lapse footage showing lymphocytes patrolling normal lung tissue while keeping away from cancer cells. The team suggests improving lymphocyte access to cancer cells could enable them to destroy tumors, with ongoing studies to uncover why proximity is limited.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Russell P. Sherwin
Sherwin
Arnis Richters
USC School of Medicine
Communists shift antiwar propaganda to curb American captives
An AP analysis details how Hanoi and the Viet Cong moved from threats of public war crimes trials to promoting humane treatment and freeing prisoners. The piece notes broadcasts portraying captured U.S. airmen as criminals and pirates, with limited success in shaping Western opinion.
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Hanoi
Viet Cong
United States
North Vietnam
South
U.S
Cambodia
Nuernberg
Germany
Outlaws Nail Woman Hands to Tree in Florida Case
Palm Beach County deputies accuse two Outlaws Motorcycle Club members Frank E Link and Norman E Risinger of forcing Christine Deese 18 to be nailed by hands to a tree as a punishment for withholding $10. Deese was brought to a hospital with nail wounds but suffered no permanent injury. Bail set at 5000 dollars.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Outlaws Motorcycle Club
Palm Beach
William Heidtman
Heidtman
Christine Deese
Frank E
Frank” Link
Cypress
Calif
Norman E
Spider” Risinger
James E. Owings
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Stokes
Central State
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Savoy
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Umberto
Nam
Davis Patrol & Watchman
William L. Ryan
Paul Owen
Charlotte
Atlanta
Durham
High Point
Wilmington, N. C
Oklahoma City
Memphis-Little Rock
ST. Petersburg
Lway
Augusta-Tampa
Union Bus Terminal
Lindsay Street
High Point N. C
On Earth
High Point Civitan Club
Otex Gas
Monthieu
Oxfords
Oxford
Aloce
Dane
Archdale
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