Nationwide protests escalate as arrests soar
Protest turmoil spreads from the Capitol to campuses nationwide with 950 plus arrests since Monday. Demonstrators clash with police in Albuquerque and New York, while Springfield evacuates on bomb threats. Governors urge action as antiwar actions mount and student sit-ins persist at multiple universities.
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Prayer vigil at Capitol set by Cranston
Democratic Sen. Cranston of California and Sen. Hughes plan a 7 a.m. vigil on the Capitol steps to urge bipartisan talks on Nixon's intensified bombing and harbor mining in Haiphong. They called on students to press lawmakers while opposing impeachment to preserve antiwar coalition ties with Republicans.
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