Blonde Bank Employee Douses Blazing Flag in San Francisco Protest
An attractive Bank of America employee, Marcy Taylor 25, pulled down a blazing American flag during a San Francisco antiwar protest, pressed it to her body to extinguish flames, and kept the damaged banner at the plaza in front of the bank’s world headquarters. Demonstrators argued and tried to relight the flag as she entered the bank.
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Northbrook, HL
Willian L. "Taylor
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Cincinnati to Washington antiwar protests escalate nationwide
Police faced large demonstrations across several states with curfews, mass arrests, and clashes. Gov Mandel mobilized 1200 Guardsmen to quell campus protests while nationwide rallies in New York Boston Milwaukee and Chicago reflected a turning point in antiwar action and police response.
Reagan No Tax Furor Spurs Capital News Conference
The piece reports on Governor Reagan facing questions about taxes and potential federal tax avoidance. Senators and critics spark debate over welfare and equity, while Reagan defends legality and privacy. Security entourages accompany brief public appearances in Washington.
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Abbie Hoffman Arrested in Manhattan for Riot Plot
FBI agents arrested Abbie Hoffman at his Manhattan apartment on charges of interstate travel to incite a riot and assaulting a police officer during antiwar demonstrations. A warrant authorized by U.S. Magistrate Arthur Burnett.
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Abbie Hoffman
Manhattan
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John N. Mitchell
Hoffman
U.S
Arthur L. Burnett
Hoffiman
Governor Reagan Tax Disclosure Sparks Democratic Cue
Sacramento Democrats quickly used Governor Reagan's admission of paying no state income taxes to attack his tax plan. They highlighted past statements on fairness and exposed a Democratic program mirroring his approach, while staff and reporters argued over how the tax data became public and who planted the story.
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Sam Yorty
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Nicholas C. Petris
Oakland
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Assembly
Walter Karabian
Monterey Park
Kers-Fm
Sacramento State College
Rose Marie King
King
Senate Democratic Caucus
Ecoucts
Statewide Protests Arrests Across California
In Santa Barbara 40 protesters were arrested after occupying a street in front of a General Electric building and blocking traffic. Demonstrations continued in Goleta, UCSB, and downtown Santa Barbara with 200 to 300 participants, some clashing with police. Separately, 35 protesters including four juveniles were arrested in San Rafael at a draft board protest. vandalism and bank disruptions occurred in San Francisco and Chico where a Bank of America branch was damaged by a blast. In Santa Monica about 75 protesters gathered peacefully in front of Rand Corp and Infresno protesters distributed leaflets outside a federal building.
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