Reagan Urges Californians to Pressure Regents Over Cleaver Lectures
Reagan told about 12 000 Californians to speak directly to the UC regents to oppose Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver's Berkeley lectures. He cited 20 000 signatures and said most people want the regents to bar Cleaver from appearing. Reagan noted his limited regent powers and urged collective action to influence university standards.
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Cleaver Obscene Again at S.F. State
Eldridge Cleaver of the Black Panther Party spoke to more than 2,000 students on the San Francisco State College Commons lawn denouncing the white power structure and listing Reagan Rafferty Unruh Alioto and Dumke among targets. He drew applause as he urged support for Huey Newton and warned of armed action with 30 million Black Americans ready to fight. Cleaver was named an honorary lifetime member of the Associated Students before the talk.
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Miss Brazil Wins Miss International Pageant in Tokyo
Karen Ann MacQuarrie of Long Beach placed third as Maria de Carvalho of Brazil won the Miss International Beauty Pageant in Tokyo. Annika Hemminge of Sweden took second. about 9,000 spectators watched 49 entrants compete.
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Rumors of Saigon Coup Reported and Countered
Reports of a coup in South Vietnam prompted denials from allies and Thieu critics. Ky denied involvement. U.S. Embassy and State Department had no evidence of an actual plot. Observers said talks of a coup could be meant to crack down on dissidents, with fears of U.S. reaction and withdrawal of support. Saigon remained calm as alerts around the capital continued.
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Racial tensions flare at Menlo Park high school
Police were called to Menlo Atherton High School as fights broke out between white and Negro students. Principal Douglas D. Murray rejected calls to resign, saying five white students were beaten but none seriously. The incident follows recent washroom threats and prior closures. Separately, Sequoia High School faced a boycott over busing policy with about 300 students continuing the action and Stanford tutors offered.
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President Nominates 2 Tariff Officials
President Johnson nominates Will E. Leonard and Herschel D. Newsom to the Los Angeles Tariff Commission. Leonard, a former aide to Senator Russell B. Lohg, will replace Dan H. Fenn who resigned last year.
Debates Proposed as Election TV Talks Expand
Three candidates plan Sunday nights of debates before the November 5 election. Humphrey Nixon Wallace and running mates Muskie Agnew LeMay discussed Oct 13 Oct 20 Oct 27 and Nov 3 times. House filibuster forced reading of the 66 page journal while tensions rose between parties.
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Two Bodies Pulled From Plane Wreck Santa Barbara
The bodies of a man and a woman were recovered from a light plane crash on Santa Yule Peak. Police identified the deceased as Robert Sullivan Jr. 24, son of a Santa Monica banker, and Terry Evans of Van Nuys. Sullivan, a student pilot, had departed Santa Monica, picked up a passenger in Van Nuys, and left without a filed flight plan. The new Piper Cherokee struck the 4,500-foot peak at the 2,800-foot level and slid into Capitan Canyon amid 10 to 15 foot brush.
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Same-Party Amendment Proposed in House
UPI reports Rep. Fletcher Thompson a Georgia Republican introduced a constitutional amendment in the House to require the president and vice president be from the same party. It would need House and Senate approval and ratification by three fourths of states, Thompson warned of possible governmental crisis if the election yields cross party leaders. He warned a Wallace third party vote could push the election to the House with the Senate choosing the vice president.
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Wounded Port Woman Recovers After Shooting Murder Suicide
A 30-year-old woman, Katherine King of 717 McDonald Ave Wilmington, was wounded near the eye and a finger by shots fired Tuesday by Harold Roy Smith 46 of 827 Marine Ave Wilmington. Smith killed himself after the attack. his body was found in an alley near the home. City police said the gun was a .22 caliber pistol.
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