Paris unrest hints at plot to disrupt talks
French officials accused enemies of peace of trying to derail U S N Vietnam talks amid a student uprising in Paris. More than 20 000 protesters clashed with police near the conference site as unions planned a 24 hour general strike in solidarity.
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ACTION LINE service offers problem solving and citizen help
The notice invites readers to contact ACTION LINE at Box 230, Long Beach California 90801 or call 432-3451 for questions to be answered. It specifies hours from 9 am to 1 pm and 5 pm to 9 pm, Monday through Friday, focusing on general interest inquiries.
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Knott’s to Fence Ghost Town Charge Admission
Knott’s Berry Farm will fence only the ghost town area and charge general admission of 1 for adults and 25 cents for children 12 and under as of June 1. Parking remains free and park access to the area will be unrestricted.
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Rescue Joy as Foreman Survives Virginia Mine Flood
Mrs. Frank Davis hugs her rescued husband, a mine foreman, after he and 14 coworkers survived five days in a flooded West Virginia mine. Ten others were presumed dead. AP Wirephoto.
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Poor Converge on Capital For Readiness State March
Protesters from across the nation converge on Washington as the Pentagon places selected units in a state of readiness to assist civil authorities if needed. The Poor People's Campaign aims to pressure for more aid programs with an anticipated Memorial Day turnout. A vanguard arrived in Arlington with the main march planned to begin today. The campaign follows the King era with King’s widow leading welfare mothers in a procession in a Negro neighborhood played named for Kennedy.
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Mao Opponents Move in Hunan Civil War Threat
A Hunan radio broadcast reported by UPI on Sunday said Communist China opponents are launching a civil war in Mao Tse-Tung's home province. The broadcast alleged class enemies are inciting masses to attack revolutionaries and ignite armed clashes.
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Repairs of a Cenchl Adolescent Insight
A fragment notes that an adolescent is often aware of things not required to study. It presents a brief, humorous reflection on adolescent knowledge and learning.
Mystery landmark to be demolished in Orange County
An ancient Orange County landmark with a deep aura of mystery is due for demolition. The article notes plans for removal and the significance tied to its historic status.
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Tear Gas Repels Rioters in Paris
In Paris police used tear gas to scatter about 6 000 students marching toward the Sorbonne two hours after Prime Minister Pompidou announced the 700 year old university would reopen. Rioters retreated amid jeers as authorities pressed to restore order during ongoing demonstrations surrounding the reopening decision.
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Weather forecast hinting at clouds and 66 degree high
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U S Trap Cong in Crossfire near Saigon
American infantrymen trapped a Viet Cong force on Sai Gon s southern edge in an eight hour battle near the Y bridge. The clash left 98 Viet Cong dead with 13 Americans wounded and no U S fatalities reported. Allied gains followed rocket alley suppression and bombardment of bunkers. Communist shells hit Da Nang Long Binh and Hue bases with light damage.
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McCarthy vows to stay in race through California campaign
Sen Eugene McCarthy rallied more than 1000 in Los Angeles at Griffith Park and said he will not concede the Democratic presidential race. He denied backing any coalition with Humphrey or Kennedy and asserted he has not been offered or sought the vice presidential nomination as California voters head to a high-stakes primary awarding 172 delegates.
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