Poly High Faces Tense Night Over Student Demands
About 100 people gathered at the Community Improvement League to air a list of student demands. School officials said the list was handed to them late Thursday and no official response would be made before review. A plan to keep classes open with increased security was announced, and a rumor control center was proposed to curb unfounded reports. Police separated a crowd of white youths shouting racial slurs as black students boycotted, with roughly half the Poly High enrollment absent.
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Community Improvement League
Olive Ave
Poly High
Henry Garcia
Poly
Rodriguez
Negro
Unclear fragment on student protests and relations
Fragment cites a policeman wounded by gunshot and remark from Rockefeller about small minority blocking normal relations. mentions students but lacks full context or outcome.
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Rockefeller
Nixon forms Environmental Quality Council to protect resources
President Nixon signs an executive order creating the Environmental Quality Council at his Key Biscayne home. He names himself as chairman with Agnew as vice chairman and Lee A. Dubridge as executive secretary, joining cabinet members to lead a national resource protection effort.
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Miami
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Environmental Quality Council
Agnew
Lee A. Dubridge
2 Beaches Reopen to Swimmers
The Orange County health officer lifted the quarantine on waters off West Newport Beach and Huntington Beach State Park on Thursday after a Riverside sewer line break sent untreated sewage into the Santa Ana River. Shellfish gathering remained restricted while lab tests monitor safety.
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West Newport Beach
Huntington Beach State Park
John R. Philp
Orange County
Philp
Riverside City
Santa Ana
Hunger Strikers at UCLA Face Dehydration
Four UCLA students fasting since Monday to protest National Guard troops in Berkeley showed signs of severe dehydration. Of 29 strikers, nine had stopped fluids, five refused to drink, while others took small sips and salt. Dr. Nicholas S. Assali urged rehydration.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
National Guard
Berkeley
Nicholas S. Assali
Assali
Strike Lockout Fails to Close 350 Markets in LA
In Los Angeles County more than 350 supermarkets stayed open Thursday using nonunion and supervisory staff after an 11,900 member lockout by Food Employers Council retaliation for a strike at 23 Food Giant stores by Retail Clerks Union Local 770. Ralphs Alpha Beta Shopping Bag Safeway and Vons markets remained open. unions say some stores may close or cut hours while hundreds of others have new contracts.
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Los Angeles County
Food Employers Council
Food Giant
Retail Clerks Union Local
Are
Ralphs
Alpha Beta
Shopping Bag
Safeway
Vons
Memorials honor boy at grave as train stops each year
A Memorial Day ritual continues as trains halt at the boy's grave to lay a wreath. The Clark Rotary Club holds annual services at his grave, while in Rindigo New Hampshire services for war dead occur at the Cathedral of the Pines. A Sacramento roadwork bid of 4.74 million was submitted to convert 3.8 miles of a US route.
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Clark Rotary Club
Rindigo
N.H
America
Cathedral of the Pines
Sacramento
U.S
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New York Times Service
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George Romney
Housing
Walter J. Hickel
Interior
John A. Volpe
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Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Bogota
Colombia
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Long Beach
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