Vietnam War Fallout Blues Nixon Seeks Stepped-Up North Crush
The article reports U S bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong amid North Vietnam offensive fears. Washington signals strong stance while Britain backs raids as risk to POWs in the north rises. Soviet vessels hit at Haiphong docks, with casualties among workers and sailors.
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Hanoi
Maibhong
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Haiphong
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Taiphong
Mascony
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ITT merger probe adviser under White House pressure denied
A Wall Street consultant testified that the Nixon administration gave only a single written document, a report by Felix Rohatyn, and that Peter Flanigan did not instruct him beyond outlining topics. Ramsden, who advised ITT on Hartford merger matters, said Flanigan handed him the Rohatyn memo during a May White House meeting.
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War Protests Across Cities Lead to Arrests and Festivals
Protests disrupted campuses as Joan Baez led singing of We Shall Overcome. About 200 demonstrators gathered at Long Beach California State College for the West Coast Peace Festival with non-violent dialogue and music. In Madison Wisconsin about 1900 protesters moved onto a street near the University. Police reported damage to a police car headlight and paint splashed on an Army...
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Cam
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Bui
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Peoples Coalition For Peace and Justice
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War funding debate pits officials over Vietnam policy
Senators argued over continuing aid to South Vietnam as Rogers defended raid strategy and the administration stance. The panel backed continued support while warning against widening the conflict, with House and White House officials signaling determination to counter the North Vietnamese invasion.
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Nixon
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Court blocks sectarian school aid ruling upheld
The Supreme Court ruled that a state may deny public funds to support sectarian schools. The decision, per curiam, affirmed a Missouri provision banning aid to church-run schools and rejected a black parents' challenge to a Florida desegregation plan. The court also declined to stall a California death penalty ruling.
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Angela Davis trial jurors examine gun tied to Haley slaying
Jurors in the Angela Davis murder trial handled a sawed off shotgun identified as the weapon that blasted Judge Harold Haley in Marin County. Ballistics expert Wynbrandt linked pellets and a shell to the gun and noted distinctive wear from hacking.
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Marin County
Superior Court
Harold Haley
Miss Davis
Fred J. Wynbrandt
Wysbrand
California State Department of Justice
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Tatey
William Christmas
Younger Charge on Court Delays in Penalty Case
Falk calls Younger petition rhetoric presumptuous and disrespectful to judicial restraint. He notes the legal exchange cites Serration division and California school finance challenges. McComb recalls dissent but denies authorship of the letter. The U.S. Supreme Court refused to halt the state ruling pending its decision.
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Lal
Falk
Younger
U.S. Supreme Court
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Court orders end to UC picketing
A California judge issued a temporary restraining order against picketing at the University of California after labor organizers walked off the job. UC Regent and union attorneys dispute the action, saying the pickets are informational and not a strike. A hearing to decide on a permanent order is scheduled for April 25.
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