Prosecute Itinerant Militants Move Across Campuses
The Justice Department plans to prosecute militants who travel campus to campus to incite disturbances among students. Asst. Atty. Gen. Jerris Leonard says investigations show individuals and organizations may violate cross state line anti riot laws. The department aims to build solid cases before presenting them to grand juries.
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King slayer Ray begins prison term in Tennessee
James Earl Ray, who pleaded guilty to the King assassination for a 99 year sentence, arrived at Tennessee State Prison in Nashville after a transfer from Memphis. He is placed in cell four in the maximum security block. The case remains shrouded in mystery as officials assess possible conspiracy and Coretta King calls for continued pursuit of all responsible.
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Boy 14 Falls From Boxcar Near Elysian Park
A 14-year-old boy, Augustine Mendoza, broke a leg Tuesday after leaping from a stationary railroad boxcar in the yards near Buena Vista Drive at Elysian Park. He told police he jumped from the top of the car.
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Atom Pact Passes Senate Test On Treaty Reservation Vote
Senate supporters of the nuclear nonproliferation pact won a key test as a proposal to attach a reservation by Sen. Sam Ervin Jr. was defeated 61 to 30. Fulbright argued no new commitments are required and warned against late changes. Critics feared it could weaken NATO defense by restricting member nations' nuclear options.
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Nixon Delays ABM Decision as Foes Step Up Pressure
President Nixon postponed a decision on the Sentinel antiballistic missile system until Thursday as opponents push for delay. Senator Kennedy urged postponement while scientists advised against deployment, and supporters in Congress favored proceeding with deployment or modification.
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Michigan
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Oklahoma
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Hayakawa dissolves S F State student board of publications
Acting President S I Hayakawa disbanded the San Francisco State College board of publications and named a temporary panel of three teachers and three students to review the publishing budget and set guidelines. The move follows a suspension order against the Daily Gater after it attacked the administration during a minority student strike.
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First DC8 Breaks Old Speed Mark in New Orleans Run
The first DC8 from the Douglas production line set an unofficial record on the Los Angeles to New Orleans flight, finishing the trip in 2 hours 34 minutes 25 seconds. The previous Convair 880 mark stood at 2 hours 48 minutes 25 seconds.
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