Boats May Open Channel for Talks
Washington reports that boats may open a channel for talks even before formal negotiations begin. Officials indicate preliminary discussions could ease tensions and pave the way for diplomatic dialogue.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1969
Page
4
Regents clash over board goals for Charles Palmer
Regents tension surfaces after unclear directions to the administration. The board discusses what to pursue with Charles Palmer and how to proceed without full guidance.
Apollo II Crew Prepares Moon Mission Start Date July Sixteen
Apollo II crew works through final prep for the historic moon landing adventure. Fuels loaded aboard the command ship lunar module landing craft and the booster rocket third stage as preparations move toward a July 16 start.
Mansfield criticizes Nixon pace on troop withdrawal
Senator Mansfield disputed claims Nixon was frozen and said he listens too much to State and Defense bureaucracies. He argued Clifford could have sped up troop withdrawals but did not, while asserting current efforts are faster and better than before. Hind sight is Washington's cheapest commodity.
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Washington
Regents Vote on People’s Park Split at UC Berkeley
Regents voted Friday 16-7 on a decision regarding People’s Park at UC Berkeley. The split followed earlier 13-7 division on the park dispute as figures including Regents Coblentz Hitch and Mons abstained. Reynolds, Smith, and Regents Higgs and Forbes supported the final move.
Labor dispute nears standstill as growers meet union
A union negotiator said the boycott was ratified by workers and continued as talks with growers, who produce about 10 percent of the state's produce, proceeded on page A-1.
Hayakawa Replies to Critics About Faculty Attacks
The article notes Professor S. I. Hayakawa answering critics who accuse his stance on faculty matters. He defends his positions with a sharp, tongue in cheek response aimed at detractors and emphasizes his commitment to university governance.
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Hayakawa
Train Slams Car. Nine Children Die in Collision Incident
A train collision with an automobile near a station results in the death of nine children. Local authorities investigate the incident and assess causal factors while emergency crews respond to the scene.
Pair Jailed for Campus Disorder at San Francisco State
Two San Francisco State College demonstrators were sentenced to a year in jail each, the longest sentences thus far in the campus disturbances. Municipal Court Judge cited failure to restrain amplification on college property amid the protests.
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