Cleaver backs Russians for U S war in Vietnam
Fugitives Eldridge Cleaver and Byron Booth travel from Moscow to Algiers amid claims of asylum and revolutionary duties. Cleaver reiterates American citizenship and home in San Francisco while avoiding exit details. Newsman Norman Barrymaine freed from Chinese confinement describes harsh interrogation and poor conditions. Trail of other brief items follows.
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Eldridge Cleaver
Black Panther Party
United States
Vietnam
Cleaver
Moscow
Algiers
Pyongyang
North Korea
United Press International
Henry Shapiro
San Francisco
Algeria
Havana
National Liberation
Pine Street
Norman Barrymaine
UC Unit Overturns Red Ban
The assembly considers a mail referendum of 6 100 UC faculty members after a vote to bar Miss Davis 25 from teaching for credit in the philosophy department. Regents contend the 1950 faculty resolution conflicts with state and federal court rulings on Communist Party membership and faculty appointment. The process aims to draft a memorial to the regents through UC President Charles J Hitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sembly
Regents
Charles J. Hitch
Miss Davis
Sooy
Nixon Sets Merchant Fleet Goals and Costs Stir Debate
The piece discusses a proposed maritime program amid political shifts with union and AFL-CIO links. It notes a budget impact of hundreds of millions and questions about subsidies versus defense needs. It highlights a flag fleet aging, business declines, and the tension between domestic shipping costs and foreign competition.
TIDES AND TEMPERATURES SUMMARY
Weather report notes variable wind and warming conditions. Forecast shows temperatures around 68 to 72 with morning low near 60s and afternoon warmer. Sunrise and sunset times listed. coastal and inland areas mentioned.
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Zcreasing
Moneey
Bswindsey
Secreaning
Josey
China
Victorville
Tate Daggett
Mueller Festival Draws West Germans Amid Miller Music
About two thousand of the 350000 West Germans named Mueller gathered in Prilon Saturday for a Mueller Festival. They danced to Glenn Miller tunes played by Werner Mueller's band with Waldemar Mueller as emcee and ate Muellerin type trout. Sunday services will be led by Catholic and Protestant clergy named Mueller. Eberhard G. Mueller covered the event for UPI German service.
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Mueller
Miller
Prilon
Glenn Miller
Werner Mueller
Waldemar Mueller
Eberhard G. Mueller
United Press International
Border Cooperation Word Moves Slowly
Los Angeles reports that Operation Intercept has been canceled and replaced by Operation Cooperation with random checks and fewer primary inspections. U.S. customs agents wait for official word while Mexican and American officials pledge continued anti narcotics efforts and border leaders plan to restore cross border ties and traffic.
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Los Angeles
Operation Intercept
U.S
Joe Orear
San Ysidro
Calif
Tijuana
Mex
Orear
Ray Dwigans
el Paso
Tex
Intercept
Cooperation
Washington
Mexico
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National Airlines
Miami
Oakland
FBI
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Reuters
Anthony Grey
Peking
Barrymaine
The
Sunday Telegraph
University of Colorado
Boulder Community Hospital
King Hunter
State Health Department
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Hunter
Hermosa Beach
Jackie Robinson
Superior Court
Paul J. Driscoll
Jackie Robinson Jr
Stamford
Dayton Center
Seymour
Conn
Young Robinson
New York
Robert H. Winters
Brascan Ltd
Carmel
Winters
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal Party
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Costa Rica
Enrico Devoto
Ken Cook
Share Diversified Services
Dallas
Puerto Limon
Panama Canal Zone
Devoto
Hugo Vargas
Robert McKay
Nixon
Baltimore
White House
Camp David
Julie Eisenhower
Tricia Nixon
David Eisenhower
Memorial Stadium
Richard Nixon
Baltimore Stadium
Bowie Kuhn
Tricia
Deat
Seafarers International Union
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Committee of American Steam Ship Lines
Northwestern University
Ogos
Steve Bosio
Brownsville
Chamber of Commerce
Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Independent Press-Telegram
Office Beach If
Sentey Sebanee
Pine Ave
Long Beach
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E. Broadway
Dacron
Colonial Furniture Warehouse
Renouse
Daisy Avenue
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