Senate debates end the war and Cambodia troop role
Senate leaders clash over a possible end the war amendment and Cambodian troop withdrawal. Mansfield warns he will stay in session to pass a Senate stand on Nixon's conduct, while Bunker testifies on Saigon andVietnam troop plans.
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Sas
Senate
Vietnam
Cooper Church
Cambodia
Mike * Mansfield
Eld
Saigon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ellsworth Hunker
U.S
Bunker
Charles E. Goodell
RNLY
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
United States
Southeast Asia
J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Mansfield
Nixon
Carmelitos Tenants Press Housing Authority Repairs
Neil Freuden a Carmelitos volunteer told the Human Relations Commission that four of five Housing Authority commissioners have never visited Carmelitos and urged support for the Carmelites Tenants Union to press the Los Angeles County Housing Authority to fix the project. Chairman John Hanna urged commissioners to visit the site.
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Carmelites
Long Beach
Hunnan Relations Commission
John Hanna
Campus ferment spreads as Army Day canceled
Across California campuses antiwar protests surge into communities. Fort Ord cancels Armed Forces Day open house due to demonstrator threats while Levi Strauss employees are asked to write to the White House on company time. CSLA offers graded withdrawal options for classwork missed over campaign involvement. UCLA votes on ROTC and war research measures. Fresno State lowers flag to half staff for Kent State victims. About 16 peace demonstrators are described.
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Fort Ord
San Francisco
Levi Strauss Co
White House
Walter A. Taas Jr
Phillip B. Davidson Jr
Jom A. Greenlee
California State College At
Los Angeles
Fresno State
Karl Falk
Kent State University
National Guard
No Conspiracy Behind Protests Heyns Says
UC Berkeley Chancellor Roger W Heyns rejects the idea of a campus conspiracy driving student protests. He says unrest results from general concern and grievances, not orchestrated plots, noting comments follow Gov Reagan remarks at the ASNE convention. The report also notes related campus views on war, elections, and student actions.
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San Francisco
UPI
University of California
Berkeley
Roger W. Heyns
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Heyets
California
Ronald Reagan
ASNE
Reagan
Heyns
Teamster wildcat strike cripples San Francisco area operations
A widespread wildcat Teamster strike shut down commercial trucking and halted distribution of the San Francisco Examiner and Chronicle. Pickets disrupted dozens of enterprises in the Bay Area after a three hour Mayor Alioto meeting, with many drivers refusing to cross lines and air freight trucks turned away at SFO.
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San Francisco
UPI
Teamster
San Francisco Bay Area
Joseph L. Alfoto
Teamsters
California Trucking Association
Alioto
Los Angeles
Hay
Alameda
Contra Costa
Santa Clara
San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco Chronicle
San Franciseco Newspaper Printing Co
Whic
San Francisco International Airport
Toll in Cambodia and Vietnam Rises Amid Tough Week
The latest week ending reports show 168 Americans killed and 100 wounded in Cambodia and South Vietnam, with many seriously hurt. ARVN losses reached 863 dead and 2,250 wounded, reflecting heavy combat tolls alongside American forces.
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Cambodia
South Vietnam
Vietnam
ARVN
Unruh calls for petition drive to end war and vows political action
Unruh urged students to circulate petitions downtown and at campuses to push antiwar legislation backed by Sens. Cooper and Church. He said Vietnam war must halt before domestic issues can be solved, as casualties rise with ARVN in Cambodia and Tet-era comparisons noted. U.S. and allied death tolls climb with 41,901 Americans killed by May 9.
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CSLA
UCLA
Unruh
San Francisco
Washington
John Sherman Cooper
Frank Church
Idaho
U.S
Mediator Fatally Struck in Sacramento District Dispute
In Sacramento Oak Park, John W. Grant, 58, was fatally wounded by a Bunshot chest injury while attempting to mediate a fight between a white man, James Nicholson, and eight Black individuals. Nicholson was arrested and booked on a serious case charge.
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Sacramento
UPS
John W. Grant
James Nichgigoz
City
Nicholson
17Th Street
Oak Park
Grant
Dotecs Tyes
Striking Teamsters Clash With Police at Los Angeles Rally
Two union members were arrested after a brief clash at Lincoln Park Los Angeles as officers ordered protesters away from a pickup truck used as a speaker platform. Bottles were thrown at a police car and a passing truck. College students joined Teamsters on picket lines at Western Carload Co in Commerce.
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Lincoln Park
Los Angeles
Utler
Teamsters
Western Carload Co
City of Commerce
Alioto Jury Deadlock Delivers Back to Deliberations
The San Francisco jury in Joseph Alioto's 12.5 million libel suit against Look magazine was deadlocked, prompting U.S. District Court Judge Bruce B. Thompson to order continued deliberations after sending the panel home for the night. Jurors have deliberated about 17 to 18 hours amid claims of mafia connections and political influence.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph Alioto
Look Magazine
U.S. District Court
Bruce B. Thompson
Thompson
Alioto
Campus strikes disrupt routines across universities
Campus life remains chaotic as antiwar actions keep many campuses officially closed while classes pause for special programs. A Brandeis center tallies 278 schools with strike activity on Thursday, with 267 on Wednesday and 288 on Tuesday, as student representatives from 236 colleges gather at Yale to map next steps.
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Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
Yale University
New Haven
Governor Reagan Praises California Students Moratorium Response
Governor Ronald Reagan lauded Californians for the four day educational moratorium. He praised the vast majority of students and faculty who complied at a San Jose fundraising dinner for Assemblyman Earle Crandall. He warned that a small number would skip classes for politics and said they should not receive credit for incomplete courses. He urged taxpayers not to fund institutions that substitute political values for academic work.
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San Jose
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Earle Crandall
Early protest at ROTC building draws small turnout
One of the first peaceful student protests against the Cambodian invasion sees about 20 pickets remaining Thursday morning in front of the ROTC building. Classes run normally though students and faculty persist in extracurricular peace work. Two students are arrested on charges of possessing destructive devices, held on $1,250 bail.
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Cambodia
ROTC
Lew
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