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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1969
Page
4
Before midnight millions across hundreds of cities will join protests that began as a campus project. Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott heads a bloc of pro administration senators criticizing the planned moratorium.
Radio Hanoi condemns the Vietnam Moratorium in the United States while U.S. lawmakers clash over protests. Leaders in New York Chicago and California announce rallies and possible adjournments. President Nixon seeks a path toward peace though voices like Dole Harriman Mansfield urge action and withdrawal.
About 100 anti population protesters are in a plastic enclosure between a restaurant and supermarket in Hayward for a week long Hunger Show. By Monday night 20 had left after a second starving day while remaining participants, aged 14 to 52 and roughly half male, plan to endure until the finale next Saturday. Organizer Stewart Brand cites job conflicts but expects many to stay.
President Nixon urged against letting street demonstrations dictate policy, calling such tactics a threat to democracy and statecraft. He said the administration has already shifted policies toward peace and that protests should not override carefully considered courses. A French major from Canfield Ohio said he might join Wednesday protests.
Gen. Harold K. Johnson, former Army chief, defended appointing William C. Wooldridge as the first sergeant major, citing WWII and Korea service and saying he would choose him again. Johnson denied quashing any probe, noting Wooldridge had paid for his past theft conviction in London.
Testimony shows Gen Turner denying requests to destroy weapon transfer receipts after IRS scrutiny while Conlisk claims such orders were discussed. Mundt presses Turner on conflicts of interest and accuracy of witnesses amid parental observations and oath constraints.
Los Angeles City Councilman Thomas Bradley, who failed in a mayoral bid, says he is considering a run for lieutenant governor or the U.S. Senate next year.
Readable parts mention a natural science tone and institutions, but specifics are unclear. The fragment hints at national degrees and a test component, with references to rates or formations. No clear names, dates, or events emerge to identify a concrete news item.
Disjointed text recounts a student protest or disturbance on a campus in Los Angeles with references to Black students, boycott, injuries, and police involvement. Mentions names like San and Simpson, a museum collection, and a director, but details are unclear.
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