Nixon praises bipartisanship calls for balance in schools
President Nixon spoke in Alabama on a six hour trip dedicating a 386 million dollar waterway in Mobile and hosting editors in Birmingham. He urged tolerance of Supreme Court school desegregation rulings and criticized double standards from Northerners while outlining progress in Vietnam and U.S. relations with the Soviet Union and China.
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Alabama
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Wallace
Birmingham
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Soviet Union
Nixon
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Union
Jiwie
Washington
The
Waton
Plotters refuse to plead in Kissinger kidnapping case
In Harrisburg prosecutors say Rev. Phillip Berrigan and six co-defendants refused to enter pleas to a superseding conspiracy indictment. The group faced charges tied to a broad plot including kidnapping Kissinger and destroying draft board files, with several defendants held on reduced bonds.
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UPI
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U.S. District Court
KR. Dixon Herman
Henry Kissinger
Berrigan
John T. Glick
Draft Board
Maryland
New York
Kissinger
Washington
Federal
Anthony
County Supervisors Clash Over Berrigan Play Plan
The Performing Arts Council and Center Theater Group face county scrutiny over Trial Of The Catonsville 9 by Father Daniel Berrigan. Board members, while unable to halt the production, demand responses to protests and warn the theater contract may be reviewed next year.
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Center Theater Group
Catonsville
Daniel Berrigan
Mark ‘Taper
Bertigan
John Maharg
Performing Arts Council
Warren Dorn
Center Theater
Dorn
County Looks at Shorter Week Amid Pay Debate
Debate over cutting hours to save money prompts discussion of freezing chief officials’ salaries and removing prevailing wage from the county charter. Trustees clash as some warn reduced hours may jeopardize essential services and overtime costs.
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Bonelli
Chace
Debs
Dorn
Hahn
Gordon Nesvig
Arthur Will
Probation for woman in manslaughter case
Willie Mae Hopkins, 38, was placed on three years probation after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting of Wilbert Hopkins, 40, at 650 Cerritos Ave. in a December domestic dispute. Judge Wanpton Jutton suspended further proceedings.
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Wanpton Jutton
Hopkins
Cerritos Ave
Wilbert Hopkins
Beach front land debate on Camp Pendleton buffer zone
Samuel S. Stratton says Beach frontage must stay for Camp Pendleton training. Subcommittee warns inland acres loss harms buffer between San Clemente homes and Marine Corps training ranges in Upper San Mateo Valley.
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Samuel S. Stratton
Dn.y
Camp Pendleton
Stratton
San Clemente
Marine Corps
San Mateo
Talego
San Mateo Valley
Racial clash at base erupts after snack bar fight
At a base, blacks and whites fought after an outside incident. Black troops moved to a baseball field, some whites beaten in a general melee. Two black girls accused of assaulting Miss O'Malley were detained. officers denied bar rack invasions.
Debate over draft amendment stalls as Congress weighs future conscription
In a Senate clash over the Nelson amendment, opponents warn it would wreck an all volunteer force while supporters cite fairness for draftees. The vote defeats Tunney’s revision 61 to 7 as lawmakers begin a flood of amendments during a two year Selective Service Act extension.
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Lat Nelson
Vietnam
U.S
Europe
Senate
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Nelson
House
Southlanders booked after speeding truck stop
Two Long Beach men Richard Garvas and Jay Evans were arraigned on marijuana for sale charges after Lakewood deputies stopped a speeding van on Pioneers Boulevard near Del Amo. They found $22,625 in cash and 80 pounds of marijuana estimated at $7,000. a preliminary hearing is set for June 3 in Los Cerritos Municipal Court.
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Los Cerritos
Richard Joseph Garvas
Covina Ave
Apt. 1
Jay Frederick Evans
Vermont Ave
Lakewood Sheriff's Station
Varro
San Jose official’s kin jailed in police slaying
The daughter of San Jose city manager was charged with first degree murder after a bank robbery and shooting left a policeman dead and a suspect wounded. Heidi Ann Fletcher aged 21 was taken into custody with two others, Thomas Edward Morgan and Eros Anthony Timm. Morgan is named as a murder suspect. Fletcher’s father-figure is former Washington DC deputy mayor Thomas Fletcher who led San Diego as city manager from 1961 to 1966.
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Washington
San Jose
Calif
Heidi Ann Fletcher
Washington, D.C
Thomas Fletcher
Miss Fletcher
Thomas
Edward Morgan
Norfolk
Eros Anthony Timm
Bethesda
Weapon search at Soledad Prison Spreads to North Facility
Guards extended a weapon hunt to the north facility of Soledad State Prison after a lockdown began Monday. Assistant superintendent Chuck Stowell said about 1,000 inmates at the north site faced precautionary tension and plans permitted one to two sections housing 150 to 300 men to be unlocked on a trial basis Tuesday night.
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Soledad
UPI
Soledad State Prison
Chuck Stowell
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