California seeks funds for civic disorder information program
California military leaders request 484000 dollars over three years to expand data collection on groups involved in civic disorder. Brig. Gen. Bernard J. Kitt says the effort would catalog existing information from police, media and other sources, not deploy new agents. The plan would track funding sources, tax compliance, drug laws, public health, juvenile welfare, violence against officers and coercive tactics by merchants. About 100000 dollars would come from state funds.
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California
Bernard J. Kitt
California Military Department
California “Central Intelligence Agency
Kitt
Poet Marvin X Teaches at Fresno College Despite Court Bar
Fresno Black Muslim poet Marvin X continues teaching at Fresno College despite a court order barring activity on campus. Ethnic Studies sources say classes will proceed until an injunction is served as students and faculty discuss next steps in the effort to keep him on campus.
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Fresno
Marvin Jackman
Fresno College
Marvin X
Coast Guard Officer Awarded Legion of Merit for Santa Barbara Oil Spill
Lt. George Brown received the Legion of Merit for his on scene leadership during the Santa Barbara oil spill response and abatement operations. He will transfer to Long Beach as pollution control officer for the Lith Coast Guard District Headquarters later this month.
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Long Beach
Legion of Merit
Santa Barbara
Secreaa
John A. Volpe
George Brown
Onscene
Santa Barbara Channel
Brown
Lith
Coast Guard District
UC Berkeley Student Chief On Trial For Riot Incitement
UC Berkeley student body president Dan Siegel 22 faced trial after prosecutors presented a videotaped replay of his speech at May demonstrations in People’s Park. The charge stems from a May 15 riot during university efforts to close the park to street people, with campus officials noting Siegel urged action in the tape shown to Judge Barsotti.
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Richard Hafner
Ralph Ludden
Muncipal
Mario Barsotti
Siegel
Whittier Students Plan Candlelight March Protest
Students from Rio Hondo College in Nixon's home town announce a candlelight march on November 13 to protest the Vietnam War. The Student Committee of Cultural Units expects about 6 000 participants. The four mile route ends with an antiwar rally at Whittier College.
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Whittier
Rio Hondo College
Nixon
Student Committee of Cultural Units
Whittier College
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