Oregon Governor Calls Reagan to Run for President
Gov McCall urges Reagan to campaign in Oregon urging Reagan’s entry could influence May 28 primary. He supports Nixon if Nixon wins, notes Oregon law binds delegates, and warns against smoke filled room deals. McCall invited Reagan to Salem May 7 panel but Reagan declined. He stresses Oregon open primary and cautions future nomination may be settled before the convention.
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Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Oregon
McCall
Rockefeller
Dick Nixon
Miami Beach
Salem
Altthough
Secretary of State
New York
California
Republican Party
Russians Resume Orbital Bomb Tests Amid Flurry Of Launches
Washington reports the Soviet Union resumed orbital bombing tests with Cosmos 218, the ninth space flight in 11 days, as Moscow disperses “research ships” to Atlantic equatorial zones signaling possible near term manned flights. Cosmos 217 followed prior maneuvering tests by Cosmos 185 198 and 205, raising speculation on a new highly maneuverable rocket stage.
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Moscow
Atlantic
Russia
Nuclear orbits debated as FOBS and MOBS ideas
Former Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara noted Soviet tests last November and discussed a fractional or orbital bombing system FOBS that could strike the U.S. from the south on a low trajectory. Analysts say MOBS would place bombs in orbit for longer, challenging interception. The U.S. has not pursued either concept due to doubts about accuracy and efficiency.
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Robert 5. McNamara
Russia
U.S
Columbia Race Strike Continues at Morningside Campus
Kenyatta leads a campus march amid clashes while acting dean Coleman holds students for 24 hours. Grayson Kirk refuses amnesty for protesters as SI DS and Negro leaders push for talks on gym project in Morningside Park and IDS affiliation. LIU students seize provost office in racially charged action.
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Kenyatta
Henry Coleman
Columbia College
Coleman
Grayson Kirk
Columbia
Institute For Defense Analysis
United States
Low Memorial Library
New Left Students For A Democratic Society
Brooklyn
Long Island University
Tape Deck Stolen From Home on Junipera Ave
Long Beach police reported Thursday that burglars forced a front window at the home of Susa Patton 1749 Junipera Ave and stole a stereo tape deck valued at 40 dollars.
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Susa Patton
Junipera Ave
Long Beach
Pressure to halt Nevada AEC tests grows
A test influenced by 90 day delay requests from Hughes to study impacts. St Louis Environmental Information Committee and UAW urge postponement. UAW warns of an explosion larger than any prior US test. Nevada explosions may shift to Aleutian sites if dangerous. AEC cites small risks to water, air, and ground. Caltech predicts Southern California ground motion under one-thousandth of an inch.
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Hughes
AEC
Committee For Environmental Information of
St.Louis
United Auto Workers Union
Johnson
UAW
United States
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Nothern California
Eureka
Nevada
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Las Vegas
Pasadena
CNS
California
Caltech Seismological Laboratory
Coma Victim’s Death Disputed by Doctor and Family
A 15 year old boy from Garden Grove remained on life support amid a heated debate over euthanasia as doctors and the Snyder family faced legal and ethical pressures. Dr Lewin criticized archaic law while outlining costs and medical realities. Funeral services were planned for 2 pm Saturday at Red Hill Lutheran Church in Tustin.
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Snyders
Jeanne
Robert
Palm Harbor Hospital
Snyder
Lewin
Red Hill Lutheran Church
Tustin
Clyde Showalter
McDougall
Santa Ana
U S Orders Russian Fishing Ship Away
A Russian stern trawler of BMRT class about 270 feet long was ordered from off southern Oregon's Bogus River area after Coast Guard spotted it and radioed to move. The vessel had been fishing for ocean perch in a restricted zone. the Russian fleet has grown to 30 to 40 ships, many off the Oregon coast.
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Seattle
Oregon
Coast Guard
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
American man jailed in Mexico over MLK slay likeness
Daniel Kennedy of Baltimore was detained 24 hours near Caborca after Mexican police mistook him for James Earl Ray. An FBI agent said Kennedy did not resemble Ray and was released after questioning. The case prompted an international FBI search for Ray and a U.S. consulate appeal for information.
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Tiermoqsillo
Sen
Mexico
Martin Luther King
Daniel “David Kennedy
Baltimore
Hermosillo
FBI
Smith
Kennedy
James Earl Ray
King
Caborca
James Ray
Baja California
FBL
Ray
U.S
Hong Kong
Death by own action foiled by brother in California
Dan Waters 82 lay two hours on a garage floor with a shotgun trigger under his toe as 19 bystanders watched in fear. He warned deputies he would blow his head off if approached. A neighbor distracted him and his brother seized the gun, ending the deadly threat. No motive given.
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San Fernando
UPI
Dan Waters
Waters
Wanda
Tom Anderson
Anderson
Rule Spy Ship Crew Coerced
Washington reports indicate letters from USS Pueblo crew aboard the seized spy ship allege coercion. State Department told congressmen in a closed briefing that the crew members claim coercive pressure was used, with uncertainty over the coercion type. Former ambassador W G Brown led the briefing for the House Foreign Affairs Committee noting assurances the ship was in international waters at seizure.
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State Department
North Korea
Nwa
W. G. Brown
South Korea
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep
Ross Adair
Inc
Brown
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