Court to rule on punitive draft reclassifications
The Supreme Court will hear appeals by David Gutknecht of Gaylord Minnesota and Timothy Breen of Bridgeport Connecticut challenging Hershey directed reclassifications for anti draft activity. The case asks if punitive reclassification can be imposed for protest participation.
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Naked Run at Myopia Hunt Club In Salem Leads to Pleas
Three women including a Harvard student and a Radcliffe sophomore pleaded no contest to running naked through a field near the Myopia Hunt Club in Salem Massachusetts. Harvard junior Kevin G Rafferty pleaded no contest to filming the incident which drew attention from Route 1A on a Sunday afternoon.
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Mamie Eisenhower Plans Baltic Trip From New York
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower widow of former president will sail from New York City on May 13 arriving in Le Havre France on May 18 Col John Eisenhower said Monday She has no specific travel plans but will stay with him for some time in Brussels He flies to Belgium May 12 as U S ambassador
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Ambushed convoy rescued by jets north of Saigon
U S forces lifted a Communist ambush on a truck convoy north of Saigon after artillery and air strikes, two American dead and 11 wounded. The assault left 11 rebels dead. Separately U S patrols seized 23 tons of Communist food from caches 50 miles northwest of Saigon amid mounting attacks. Earlier near Khe Sanh, North Vietnamese troops stormed an American outpost, fighting two hours. at least 34 enemy were killed.
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O Neill resigns as Belfast premier amid civil rights dispute
Terence O Neill announced his resignation as leader of the Unionist party and premier of Northern Ireland after facing opposition to his civil rights concessions. Brian Faulkner is favored to succeed him as the party selects a new chief.
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Anti U S Riots in Japan Turn Ginza Into Battleground
Radical students from Zengakuren attacked Sato’s home and an American base after demanding end to U S control over Okinawa. The clashes in Tokyo injured hundreds of people and led to 568 student arrests as 12 000 riot police clashed with stones pipes bats and firebombs.
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Commandos Threaten to Divert Resources in Lebanon Crisis
A Monday warning by Al Fatah commandos threatens to divert guerrilla resources from fighting Israel and target the Lebanese army as Cairo presses to control Lebanon's pro commando movement. Across the region Arab and Israeli guns blaze near the Suez Canal and Jordan River with mines damaging an Israeli bus and a military vehicle. In Prague the government tightens press controls ordering CTK and state media to follow official policy.
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Rogers to Visit Viet Nam and Asia on Globe Circling Trip
Secretary of State William P. Rogers will leave Washington May 12 for a trip through India Pakistan and visits to Viet Nam Thailand and Iran. He will spend three to four days in South Vietnam then attend SEATO and allied foreign ministers meetings in Bangkok and for the Central Treaty Organization in Iran before returning home.
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U S must decide within a year on Safeguard system
Army Secretary Stanley Resor said in New York that if the United States does not decide within one year to deploy the Safeguard anti ballistic missile system it will be too late to meet an expected Soviet threat to retaliatory missiles.
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Agnew Jokes About Gaffe Slip at South Carolina Event
Vice President Agnew opened a speech to South Carolina city officials by praising them as distinguished members of the California municipal league. He joked that a mistaken label was deliberate as he noted the press had waited long for a gaffe.
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First Lady Pat Nixon Hosts Academy of Sciences Wives
First Lady Pat Nixon, recovering from flu, rose from bed Monday to greet 235 guests as she kept her Engagement to welcome the wives of Academy of Sciences. She said she felt fine despite the illness and called the event important.
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