Radical tensions rise as radicals surge toward S F State
San Francisco State College faces a renewed clash as young radicals stream in from across the country to confront the campus. President S I Hayakawa warns drugs are being used to energize protesters for violent confrontations with police during classes under heavy protection.
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Hayakawa Defends SF State Actions Amid Campus Unrest
University president says demonstrations draw outside radicals and drugs. He cites 18,000 students mostly in class, notes arrests exceed 80, and warns without police a closed campus would threaten higher education nationwide.
Action Line Answers on Horsepower Versus Automobiles
A reader asks for death tolls from horse and buggy use versus modern car crashes. The reply notes 1909 deaths of about 3,000 from horse transport and 1967 auto fatalities at 53,100, with 1910 population around 92 million and 1967 population over 190 million.
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Five Die in Santa Paula Midair Crash Involving Lockheed Pilot’s Son
Five people died when two light airplanes collided near Santa Paula Airport on Sunday. Samuel Anthony Mason Jr., 19, Lockheed’s chief test pilot’s son, was among the victims while flying a Cessna 150 returning from Long Beach Municipal Airport. Mason along with an instructor and student were aboard.
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Sara eCHUCEKL Don’t confuse an open mind with a hole
A brief item notes the caution that an open mind should not be mistaken for a void. The line suggests critical thinking without losing empathy or curiosity.
Apollo Lunar Trainer Crash Grounds NASA Flight Tests
Test pilot Joe Algranti ejected safely from a spider shaped trainer near Ellington Air Force Base. The Lunar Landing Training Vehicle crash grounds three trainers and delays astronaut lunar landing training plans. A top scientist urged postponing the Apollo 8 manned flight if rescue fears remain.
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Blaze Destroys Offices At San Fernando Valley College
A $100,000 fire heavily damaged the executive offices of San Fernando Valley State College after a gas smell indicated arson. Acting President Paul Blomgren’s fifth floor workspace burned shortly after midnight amid memories of a November hostage incident involving student activists and 34 administrators.
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Police Rescue Administrator at San Francisco State Church Rally
Acting President S. I. Hayakawa was trapped inside a Third Baptist Church reception as militants outside shouted and blocked exits. Police rescued him with twelve officers. no injuries or arrests reported. Fire damaged two offices at the San Francisco State campus as arson investigators probed the blaze. A Black Student Committee rally in Civic Center Plaza drew 500 participants seeking money and manpower with no incidents.
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Reagan Says Militants On Campuses Can No Longer Be Tolerated
Governor Ronald Reagan urged Californians to keep campuses free of strife and violence after a TV report showing campus violence and calm. The film highlighted Eldridge Cleaver and George Mason Murray among others and depicted student reactions to his stance.
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Fishing Boat Capsizes in Storm Killing Seven
A fishing boat sank in a Atlantic storm off Morehead City North Carolina with seven of fourteen crew dead. Survivors were rescued by nearby ships and taken to shore where all but the captain faced hospitalization for exposure. The captain survived.
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Nixon faces bleak fiscal choice in new reports
KY SAYS in Paris he won't demand render by Hanoi. Red China pares military aid to North Vietnam. Nixon's bleak fiscal choice looms as pages signal economic strain and geopolitical shifts.
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