Tax Bill Debate Highlights Party Split In California
The California Assembly split along party lines over a governor sponsored tax package. Republicans abstained on six votes and Democrats switched several positions, opposing the reopening of the depletion loophole and a sales tax increase, while calling for school funding to be considered separately. Reagan condemned Democratic obstruction as partisan.
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FROZE IN LINE OF FIRE Thought Guard Firing Blanks
Eyewitness account from Kent State University describes a tense campus confrontation on Monday. A student reporter recalls standing 10 feet from guardsmen as tear gas and gunfire erupted, with casualties and players fleeing toward Taylor Hall amid chaos and debris.
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Kent State Shootings Spark Nationwide Protests and Curfews
Kent State University faced a campus shutdown as four students were killed and several wounded during clashes with Ohio National Guard troops. Authorities imposed a statewide curfew in Maryland and Ohio braced for further unrest as troops arrived at Case Western Reserve. National leaders urged an end to U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia while colleges across the Northeast and Midwest held walkouts and boycotts.
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Navy cutbacks reshuffle admirals and loom over Long Beach
Sharp cited Pentagon distractions over Cambodia as cause for not raising counts. Long Beach defense hub faces immediate civilian job losses at Long Beach Naval Shipyard and possible doubling of drydock capacity at $40 million. No confirmed overall cuts. 99 ships based here now, five new ships expected by year end. Naval air station at Los Alamitos remains in doubt.
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American Forces Press Ahead Along Fish Hook Front
U S troops across the Fish Hook region enter the base camps as reinforcements push from the south. Reports say light enemy contact in the area north of Tay Ninh with about 8 000 U S and 2 000 South Vietnamese reinforced by additional Americans. In Cambodia’s Parrot’s Beak west of Saigon about 6 000 South Vietnamese saw little enemy activity. Allied forces continued extensive searches for weapons and supplies while blasting with artillery and air strikes. Mimot’s rubber plantation town was damaged by jet bombers and helicopter gunships after enemy fire halted American helicoper movement. Official tallies Monday list 64 enemy dead and 118 detained in the Fish Hook area. U S casualties: 10 killed, 38 wounded. South Vietnamese casualties total 95 killed and 400 wounded. By late Monday, U S troops had cut Route 7 in four places and moved forward.
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Might Resume Warning as Bombing Halted in Vietnam
Washington reported a temporary halt to heavy air attacks on North Vietnam with a warning of possible resumption. Pentagon officials said reconnaissance missions were essential for security of forces in South Vietnam.
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Rogers Opposed Cambodia Move Says He For Consult With Congress
Secretary of State William E. Rogers told House members on April 23 the administration would not escalate by deploying ground troops to Cambodia. He indicated any sizable deployment would involve full congressional consultation and stressed the need for public and congressional support for a Vietnam war strategy.
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