Reagan Demand Puts San Francisco State on Edge
A confrontation at San Francisco State College over race and administration ends in the campus shutdown by President Smith amid riots and tense debates. Reagan accuses officials of capitulation to militants while discussions of rehiring Murray and advisory arbitration continue. The Academic Senate approves a black studies program amid calls for reopening.
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Smith
Joseph Alioto
Dumke
San Francisco State
State College
San Francisco
Murray
Reagan
John Summerskill
San Francisco State College
Theodore Merriam
State College Board of Trustees
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Leo McClatchy
Senate
California
Nixon lays out broad foreign policy during talks
Nixon outlined a wide range of global affairs from Vietnam to the Middle East and NATO. He said there is no current disagreement with Johnson on Vietnam and stressed the need for prior consultation so future administrations can adopt decisions approved by the outgoing one. He noted no plan to send representatives to Paris or Saigon and highlighted Murphy’s 39 years in the foreign service.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Middle East
Johnson
George Christian
Washington
Christian
Murphy
Eisenhower
Paris
Saigon
Foreign Service
Belgium
Japan
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Nguyen van Thieu
Defense
Clark Clifford
Thieu
South Vietnam
U.S. Charges of Hanoi DMZ Violations Spark Denials
Washington charges accuse Hanoi of shelling positions inside the DMZ while Hanoi and Paris officials deny any violation and accuse Washington of seeking pretexts for aggression. State Department hopes Saigon will join Paris talks but has made no decision to proceed without it.
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Hanoi
Washington
Paris
U.S
North
South Vietnam
State Department
Saigon
Department
Carl E. Barth
North Vietam
Oil Seep Turns Dream Of Wealth Into Lawsuit For Weinsieders
In Los Angeles the Bernard Weinsieder family found oil seeping from a 1911 well beneath their backyard. They spent thousands on pumping and capping plans and filed suit against Getty Oil Co for 75 000 dollars actual damages and 500 000 dollars exemplary damages, alleging negligence. A geologist doubted profitable production, and mineral rights were not included in the home purchase.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Weinsieder
Weinsieders
Beverly Hillbillies
Julius
Associated Oil Co
Getty Oil Co
Getty
Getty Oil
Cranston Sees Viet Peace as No 1 Task in Congress
Senator elect Alan Cranston said peace in Vietnam would be the top priority for the 1969 Congress and he will work with the Nixon administration. He met Governor Reagan in Sacramento and voiced intent to be a peacemaker and mediator within the Democratic Party.
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Cranston
Congress
Sacramento
UPI
Alan Cranston
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Democratic Party
Senate
Rafferty
Two Vie for No. 2 Spot in Assembly
At Asilomar Monterey County Republican Assemblymen Badham and Conrad pursue the second highest post in the Assembly pro tempore. With a 41-39 GOP edge, they forecast election as the 1969 session begins January 6. Badham claims 25 votes. Conrad anticipates victory.
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Asilomar
UPI
Robert E. Badham
Charles J. Conrad
Assembly
California
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
Jess M. Unruh
GOP
Monterey County
Badham
Conrad
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McClatchy
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walt
S W. Rostow
Christian Brothers
The
Christian Brothers Brandy
State Capitol
Ronald Reagan
Max Rafferty
Phil Haen
East 2Nd Street
Belmont Shore
Uy Dial Te Shew Designs
Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach
Compton
Grange County
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