San Francisco State College Faces Picketing Tensions
San Francisco State College leaders vow to keep the college operating and to provide protection while police are urged to end demonstrations and disruptive acts. About 250 teachers from the 1100-member faculty picketed the Administration Building as 350 staff and students demonstrated.
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American Federation of Teachers
AFT
William Stanton
James Curran
Curran
Stanton
Gary Hawkins
Hayakawa
KQED
Seman Fist
Cranston Seeks National Education Goals Commission
California Senator-elect Cranston says he will ask President-elect Nixon to create a commission to set national educational goals and will introduce legislation to form it. He argues the panel is needed to close the gap between educational haves and have-nots while addressing broader student concerns.
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Los Angeles
CNS
California
Alan Cranston
Nixon
Cranston
Two Suspects Held in LAX Airport Theft Case
FBI agents arrested Compton man Jesse Foster and Lula Mae Hicks on charges of possessing goods moving in interstate commerce after a theft at Los Angeles International Airport. The haul valued at 100000 included silverware clothing and 150 cartons of watches. a truck used in the Dec 9 theft was found abandoned. Hicks posted bond 1500. Foster held 5000. case continued for legal counsel.
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Compton
FBI
Los Angeles International Airport
U.S
Jesse Foster
Lula Mae Hicks
Miss. Hicks
Foster
Large Families' House Plight Told
Los Angeles report to an Assembly committee described the housing crisis for large low income families. Dr. Walter J. Cobb urged a crash program to finance four bedroom standard housing for families with five or more children. Allan Oakley Hunter proposed a second mortgage loan fund to lower costs. Brown criticized campus protests at San Francisco State College and urged police removal.
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Los Angeles
Assembly
Walter J. Cobb
Assembly Committee
Cobb
Los Angeles County Commission On Human Rights
Cme
Willie Brown Jr
Sa Francisco
Commission
Allan Oakley Hunter
Brown
San Francisco State College
S. I. Hayakawa
Man fatally stabbed in Wilmington bar brawl
Virgil P. Howard, about 30, was killed after an argument at Hello Cara bar 908 W Anaheim St. Two Latin-appearing men fled after a hunter knife was stabbed into Howard’s chest at 10 45 p m Tuesday Harbor Division detectives said. Howard died at Harbor General Hospital about 11 47 p m. An all points bulletin was issued for the suspects.
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Warrance
Wilmington
Harbor Division
Virgil P. Howard
190Th St
Harbor General Hospital
Howard
Anaheim St
L A Councilman Goes on Trial in Bribery Case
Los Angeles City Councilman Thomas D. Shepard faces a bribery conspiracy trial as prosecutors allege he borrowed about 47000 dollars from land developers and pushed zoning matters before the City Council. Deputy District Attorney Harold N. Stanley outlines evidence against the official.
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Los Angeles
Thomas D. Shepard
Harold N. Stanley
Shpard
Hijacker incident continues from Nashville to Havana
A Boeing 727 with 32 passengers and seven crew members was hijacked after departing Nashville. The plane was forced toward Havana with a gunman at the back, landing in Cuba at 12 27 pm EST. Cuban officials questioned the hijackers and released some passengers after hours in transit.
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Ritter
Miami
Cleaver
Havana
Chattanooga
Tenn
Maloney
Nashville
Cuba
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Congressional Investigating
Fidel Castro
St. Louis
Nixon cabinet list shows GOP dominance across posts
President-elect Nixon announced a Republican cabinet with five in their forties, three in their early fifties, and Laird at 46 as defense secretary. The lineup includes veterans of federal service, university leaders, and top corporate figures, all GOP registered, with key posts named and one appointment briefly omitted on air.
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Bers
Laird
Nixon
Rogers
New York
U.S
Eisenhower
Jonn N. Mitchell
Winton M Blount
Montgomery
Ala
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Walter J. Hickel
Alaska
Clifford M. Hardin
University of Nebraska
White House
Presidentohnson
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Henry Jackson
Washington
Shriver
Kennedy
Johnson
Daniel P. Moynihan
GOP
Treasury
Blount
Commerce
Maurice Stans
New York City
Robert P. Mayo
Chicago
Mayo
Agnew
Nixon unveils cabinet choices in first post election event
President elect Nixon announced his cabinet selections in a formal, note free address at the Shoreham ballroom. He described the appointees as independent leaders with extra dimensions in intelligence and administrative ability. He noted none were permanent Washington insiders in eight years and highlighted new ideas for national security and spending cuts.
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Thon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Shoreham
Washington
Walter W. Washington
U.S
United Nations
R. Sargent Shriver
France
Astop
Kennedy
Johnson
State Rogers
Defense
Laird
Mitchell
Spiro Agnew
Shoreham Main
Hubert Humphrey
Senate
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Fisenhower
George P. Schultz
University of Chicago
Center For Advanced Studies
Stanford University
Educcation and Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Housing and Urban Development
George W. Romney
Michigan
Transportation
John Volpe
Massachusetts
UPD
Richard M. Nixon
Stans
Knights In Shining Armor
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Walker
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Victoria
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