Berkeley antiwar protests turn violent five arrested
United Press International reports a day of clashes on the University of California campus with five arrests after demonstrators waved burners and set trash fires. scuffles near a balcony, and further protests nationwide include blockades, sit-ins, and mass marches seeking an end to U.S. involvement in Vietnam.
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Viet Nam War Front Shifts With Highland Clashes and Rockets
Reported heavy tank losses in the Central Highlands as North Vietnamese forces pressed through Highway 14 toward Tan Canh and Dak To. Rockets struck Da Nang Thanh Hoa and Dien Binh airfields while An Loc endured shelling. battles spread near Kontum and Svay Rieng as air power and advisers supported South Vietnamese units amidst a tense border crisis.
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Apollo crews fail to set controls harm on lunar landing
Astronauts mishandled the spacecraft during a moon mission losing a chance to crash into the moon to study seismic reverberations. The crew corrected altitude hold instead of autopilot, delaying the science goals. Young and Duke conducted surface work but a minor wire break slowed a heat flow experiment.
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Maan Way
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Trial of ousted official begins
Pretrial arguments started Monday in the case of Baldo M. Kristovich, ousted public administrator charged with grand theft, perjury and conspiracy. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge William A Caldecott denied a defense motion to suppress evidence seized from Kristovich's office. Jury selection was expected to begin soon, with trial likely to take months.
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Melee at Poly High as non-students clash on campus
Police and school authorities cite eight to ten non-student youths entering the campus after the Sunday disturbance at Kiveli theater. Officers responded with eight units but did not enter the grounds. the fight was contained and school resumed normal hours with no further trouble expected.
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Kiveli Theater
Poly High School
DROWN Continued From Page L Chief Pilot Among Four Lost
Eight area residents headed for Flaming Gorge fishing weekend. four reached the island by boat, then a high wind squall halted rescue efforts. Divers faced rough conditions as rangers noted the area’s accessibility and likelihood of discovery if reaching shore. Lost were long-time McDonnell Douglas writer Woolverton, his wife Virginia, and two other professionals, with search efforts hampered by wind.
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Linda
Lane Beach State
Prosecutor seeks Angela Davis letters in trial
In San Jose the prosecutor pressed to show letters in which Angela Davis allegedly expressed bold support for Jackson and urged violence. Defense argued the letters are irrelevant and prejudicial, while the judge planned a ruling after arguments. The case centers on murder and kidnapping charges linked to a 1970 courthouse shootout.
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Angela Davis
Miss Davis
George Jackson
Albert Harris Jr
Harris
Jackson
Marin County
Leo Branton
Branton
Fackson
San Quentin
Soledad Brothers
Soledad
Three Long Beach men booked in fatal knifing
Three men were booked on suspicion of murder after a fatal stabbing in a street fight near Leroy Evans's home on Peterson Avenue. Benjamin White, Clarence White, and Thomas White, all residents of nearby addresses, were detained after a 4 15 p.m. incident that ended Evans's life.
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Leroy Evans
Peterson Ave
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Benjamin
Clarence White
Thomas White
Peterson
U S worker real spending up six percent says Shultz
George P. Shultz director of the Office of Management and Budget told reporters Monday that real spendable weekly earnings rose six percent in the past year. He noted the unemployment rate in the nation’s economy has been cut by more than half since the August 1971 wage price freeze.
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U.S
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
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Nixon
Supreme Court Drops Miranda Review Plan
The Supreme Court abruptly reversed course on March 20 and did not hear Arlen Specter’s appeal challenging the Miranda doctrine. The court vacated the case and said the state ruling rested on adequate state grounds, ending the bid to overturn or modify the 1966 decision on confessions.
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Earl Warren
Warren E. Burger
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Disgruntled sailors to be flown home
Three Filipino sailors accused of threatening their Greek captain with a knife on the freighter Cartas will be flown home without charges. Long Beach police said the crew overpowered the three and confined them to the ship's railing after the captain called police.
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Cartas
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