Agnew blasts Viet Cong flags at Washington rally
Vice President Spiro Agnew condemned the use of Viet Cong banners at the Washington antiwar march calling it grotesque while praising overall orderliness. He defended dissent as lawful but argued the protest opposed President Nixon’s Vietnam policy. Agnew arrived in New Orleans for a Southern Gas Association address.
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New Orleans
UPI
Spiro Agnew
Washington
Agnew
Southern Gas Association
Peace rally in San Francisco ends amid Brown Berets disruption
A massive seven mile march and rally in Golden Gate Park drew about 150 000 people. The Brown Berets seized the stage prompting abrupt halting of speakers and clashes, as officials and attendees debated the protest's direction and a militant call for action.
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San Francisco
UPI
Polo Grounds
Golden Gate Park
The
Berets
Samuel Sanchez
la Raza
James Lafferty
Detroit
National Peace Action Coalition
Washington, D.C
Lafferty
Brown Berets
Paul N
Pete) McCloskey
R-Calif
David Harris
David Sanchez
Woodstock
Stolen FBI file links Penn professor to surveillance case
Documents alleged stolen from an FBI office describe surveillance of Herbert L. Shore, former University of Pennsylvania arts center director, and his son Norman while at a summer camp in East Germany. The report notes monitored calls, discussions on Mozambique, and sightings at Kennedy Airport, with other cases tied to local residents and groups.
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Philadelphia
Media
FBI
University of Pennsylvania
East Germany
Philadelphia Inquirer
Herbert L. Shore
University’ Anenberg Center For Communications, Arts and Sciences
the Inquirer
Shore
Mozambique
Tanzania
New York
Kennedy
Penny
Newsmen clash over Pentagon doc on CBS panel
Ronald Reagan press secretary Ziegler attacked The Pentagon documentary on CBS as a bad job while Dan Rather countered that The Selling of the Pentagon didn’t hit hard enough. The debate occurred at Sigma Delta Chi in Chapel Hill with Helen Thomas and Hugh Sidey also on the panel.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
UPI
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Columbia Broadcasting System
Dan Rather
Pentagon
Upper South
Sigma Delta Chi
Helen Thomas
United Press International
Hugh Sidey
Time-Life
Douglas Cornell
Associated Press
Miss Thomas
Newsmen Mercy Aid Deaf Taipei Boy for Smile Makeover
A 13-year-old deaf mute from Taiwan arrived for treatment of a cleft lip and palate. The journey was organized by fellow journalists including Ernest Bardfeld of a San Francisco newspaper, who financed early steps of the trip for the boy. He will undergo a two to three year series of operations.
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San Francisco
UPI
Taiwan
Chung Feng-wang
Taipei
Ernest Bardfeld
Bardfeld
Four-man group departs Alexandria for Paris with POW appeal
A four member delegation leaves Alexandria to deliver 300000 letters to Paris urging North Vietnam to release American prisoners of war. The letters, from central Louisiana, surpass the original 100000 goal, and 1400 Bibles bearing names of all known prisoners and MIAs will also be sent.
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Alexandria
Paris
North Vietnam
Louisiana
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