Peace Army fatigued yet unbowed in Washington disruption
In Washington the Peace Army faced a tired, unsettled morning as police moved to evict thousands from camps near Peace City. Regional groups prepared fallback sites at churches or universities while leadersแทง urged ongoing demonstrations and regional control, despite a wave of confusion and dispersed crowds.
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Nixon
Americans For Democratic Action
Protests Keep Pressure After Park Clearance
Police cleared a Washington park after a 50,000 crowd estimate and a joint Justice Interior decision revoked the permit. Demonstrations planned at multiple intersections and campuses followed, with arrests at George Washington University and extensive National Guard patrols deployed downtown.
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Pay hikes for pross probable
Legislators who blocked college faculty pay last year now consider restoring the raise after a year with no campus unrest. Senators Grunsky and Way say the calm on campuses shows the action worked and may lead to a 5 to 7 percent boost if funds and welfare reform allow.
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Donald L. Grunsky
State College and University
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Grunsky
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Exeter
Saigon Safer Than Many U S Cities Says U S Official
Col George Black, head of the U S Military Police in Saigon, says Saigon is a very safe city with minimal Viet Cong terrorism. He notes few muggings and assaults despite an uptick in armed robberies among a small group. Official records show 2356 terrorism related incidents nationwide in the first quarter, with 1205 civilians killed or 14258 abducted.
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Black
Deaf mute helps police find injured teen near Tigard
In Tigard Oregon at 2 am a deaf mute 36 year old Ray Lunceford led police to 15 year old Richard Gentemann dumped by a road with facial wounds. Gentemann underwent surgery in Portland and was listed in satisfactory condition. Lunceford was thanked and sent home without a ticket after he conveyed the situation by gesture and note.
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Ray Lunceford
Richard Gentemann
Lunceford
Bobbie Wood
Indians occupy old fort east of Middletown
A band of Indians occupied a former Army receiving center four miles east of Clear Lake late Saturday. Sheriff deputies began arresting Indian men as they left on Sunday. The 22 occupants included Pomos and others from the coast, among them Richard Oakes, an Alcatraz founder.
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San Francisco Bay
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Javits urges U.N. seat for Peking and Taiwan protection
Sen. Jacob K. Javits said the United States should back United Nations membership for Communist China and a permanent Security Council seat. He added that Taiwan must retain its U.N. membership as part of any policy change.
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China
Security Council
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