Nixon Disclosure On Radar Reading Of North Korea Spy Flight
President Nixon said the United States can read radar pictures from other nations and that the EC121 surveillance plane was about 90 miles from the Sea of Japan when shot down over North Korea. He added the U.S. and Soviet radars showed the same readings, though details remain undisclosed.
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Sea of Japan
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UC Regent Angered by Sheriff Over Demonstrator Push
UC Regent Fred Dutton criticized Alameda County sheriff deputies after he said he watched a deputy push a SDS demonstrator near University Hall during a Regents meeting. Capt. Glen Dyer refused to identify himself or the deputy.
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University of California
Fred Dutton
Alameda County
Navy Task Force Moves Amid Korea Tensions
Reports describe a growing naval task force near Korea as Nixon weighs risks of escalation involving the Soviet Union and South Korea. U.S. carriers shift assets toward Vietnam, while reconnaissance flights resume amid North Korea's attack. Astronomers in California report an irregular pulsar pulse increase tied to possible mass ejection.
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U.S. Navy
Paul Reichley
G. S. Downs
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Regents Debate UC Enrollment For Minority Aid
Regents criticize the 1960 Master Plan as failing minority students and push review. Reagan defends UC entry standards while Hitch announces a Ford Foundation grant of 250000 dollars for urban problems research. Regent Dutton blasts band aid fixes and calls out unintentional racism in enrollment.
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California
Charles Hitch
Hitch
Ford Foundation
Frederick Dutton
Sauselito
Harvard Boycott Lifted After ROTC Downgrade Decision
Harvard University policy body approves steps to downgrade ROTC as student and faculty demands, prompting a one week suspension of the campus class boycott. A small protest at Columbia University ends without further incident.
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Campus protests spark national student action at several universities
The Beverly Hilton conference opened with experts like Ben H. Bagdikian and Dr. Paul Saltman discussing law and order amid campus unrest. More than 100 law officers attended, and incidents unfolded at Morehouse Yale and Columbia as students pressed for reforms and leadership changes.
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Constitutional Rights Foundation
Ben H. Bagdikian
Saturday Evening Post
Bagdikian
Rand Corp
Paul Saltman
Revelle College
UC San Diego
Biochemistry
UCSD
Long Beach
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