Students Clash With Police Across the U S
Reported clashes across the United States include tear gas at North Carolina A and T University in Greensboro, a sit in dispersed at New York State University Stony Brook, and student actions at the University of North Carolina. Police suspended officers after Democratic National Convention disorders in Chicago. Interior Secretary Hickel toured Everglades to defend alligators facing poachers. A gunman opened fire in a Spanish Harlem school yard, killing one student and injuring another.
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Stony Brook
University of North Carolina
North Carolina A & T
Greensboro
Chicago City College
Wilson
Wisconsin
Washington
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Chicago Police Department
James B. Conlisk Jr
Everglades
Walter Hickel
Hickel
John Raftery
New York
Alioto roughed up on Georgetown campus protest
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto was assaulted during a melee at Georgetown University in Washington as demonstrators rushed the stage interrupting his planned talk on Law and the Campus. Police were nearby, and officials said the incident involved Students for a Democratic Society members.
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San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Georgetown University
Washington
Students For A Democratic Society
Alioto
North Vietnamese Attacks Take Heavy Toll Near DMZ
North Vietnamese troops mauled U S Marines and South Vietnam infantry in two battles near the DMZ. Twenty six Allied troops were killed and 65 wounded. The offensives disrupted pacification efforts and gained control of about 350000 South Vietnamese peasants in the first stage.
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Saigon
U.S
Dmz
Viet Cong Warning on Nixon Ties Vietnam Offensive to Nixon's Fate
The Viet Cong warned President Nixon that retaliation for the current offensive in Vietnam could lead to his ignominious failure, saying the bombing of North Vietnam mirrored Johnson’s fate. Hanoi and Viet Cong delegations at the Forts peace talks said the offensive could continue until U.S. forces leave Vietnam, yielding a day with no progress as talks set to resume next Thursday.
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Nixon
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Johnson
Hanoi
Forts
Big Guns Duel Across Suez as Front Widens
Israeli and Egyptian artillery clash along the Suez Canal extending toward Port Said. Israel says four Egyptian oil tanks were destroyed amid a nine hour exchange that started with small arms fire and escalated to heavy artillery. In Cairo, Maj. Gen. Ahmed Ismail Ali named chief of staff after Gen. Abdel Monein Ri ad was killed at the Canal.
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Port Said
Mediterranean
Cairo
Ahram
Egypt
Ahmed Ismail Ali
Abdel Moneint Riad
Fidel Castro defends Cuba against delinquency threats
Premier Fidel Castro declared Cuba still plagued by incorrigible delinquents and warned of death for them. He said the island will bear the stigma of delinquency for a long time.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
Peruvians Burn U S Flag in Front of Embassy
Lima reports show university students burned an American flag near the U S Embassy as Nixon envoy heads to Lima for talks on expropriation of an American oil company and deteriorating ties with Washington. other dispatches note China accusing the Soviet Union of troop cars and helicopters near the Ussuri border and Jordan's King Hussein planning a Washington visit on the Middle East situation.
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Peru
U.S
Nixon
Here
Washington
Beirut
Hussein of
Jordan
Mid‘east
Nixorl
Unclear OCR notice from Lang Beach area distribution
Fragmentary text appears to be an old newspaper notice or delivery rate card listing a single copy per month and delivery details near Lang Beach and Los Angeles. Names and dates are illegible. items are partially readable as postal or distribution notes.
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