Mitchell ties antiwar protesters to Communist groups
Attorney General John N. Mitchell asserted at a breakfast that some leaders of last week’s antiwar protests have Communist oriented or related backgrounds and that funds supporting the groups come from Communist sources. A suit was filed in U.S. District Court alleging arrests were illegal and seeking damages and records expungement.
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John N. Mitchell
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Jerry V. Wilson
North Vietnam
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
The
Americans For Democratic Action
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Elliott C. Lichtman
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Assembly OKs teacher bill to replace court hearing
The California Assembly approved a bill 44 to 21 eliminating the mandatory superior court hearing for tenured teachers facing dismissal. The measure by Rep John Stull would require a competency board including a state hearing officer, a school board appointee, and the accused teacher’s appointee. Under existing law tenured teachers can demand a court hearing.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Senate
John Stull
R-Leucadia
Activist Leslie Bacon Skips Jury Session in Washington
Seattle activist Leslie Bacon,13 19 year old, was abruptly sent back to her hotel from the federal grand jury room after refusing to answer questions about antiwar radical activity. Her lawyers say they were told to be ready to report on one hour’s notice. Bacon has been held since April 27 as a material witness in the March 1 bombing of the national Capitol.
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Seattle
UPS
Leslie Bacon
Federal Grand Jury Room
Grand Jury
Bacon
Washington, D.C
National Capitol
Abbie Hoffman Indicted Over Washington Riot Plot
Abbie Hoffman, a Chicago Seven figure and Vietnam War opponent, was indicted on two counts for interstate travel to organize and participate in a riot at the Capitol and for obstructing a police officer. The case ties to broader charges against other protest organizers with up to five years per count.
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U.S
Abbie Hoffman
Washington
UPI
Chicago Seven
Hoffman
Chicago
Washington Post
Justice Department
Internal Securi
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John Mitchell
Capitol
Bill would ban phosphate detergents in California
The Assembly Environmental Quality Committee approved a 1974 bill to ban the sale or manufacture of phosphate detergents in California. The measure aims to curb pollution and protect water quality by restricting phosphates in cleaning products.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Assembly Environmental Quality Committee
Local Court Faces U.S. District Case Involving Defendants
In a case heard by the district court, defendants including Davis and others face alleged federal law violations. Froines and Hoffman are noted in related proceedings as part of the federal matter.
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Perior Court
U.S
Davis
Vibla Froines
Hoffman
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