Reprimand on Cleaver by House in Campus Dispute
The California Assembly debates a resolution condemning the Berkeley campus for appointing Cleaver to lecture on racism. Critics cite his criminal record and parole issues while supporters claim the move lacks direct authority over university decisions.
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Cleaver
University
Berkeley
Assembly
Board of Educational Development At
Academic Senate
Joe Gonzalves
Dla Mirada
Agnew Defends Civil Rights Record In L A Fundraiser
Vice presidential candidate Spiro Agnew told a Los Angeles press conference at a $1 000 a plate televised fundraiser in Century Plaza Hotel that he is entitled to the Negro vote and defended the GOP against a southern strategy label. He criticized Meany over union political action and outlined Nixon Agnew Vietnam policy while urging economic diplomatic efforts. He backed gun control measures including waiting periods and opposed nationwide gun registration. He criticized police violence remarks and called Cleaver’s UC lecture appointment irresponsible while supporting workers right to organize amid farm and agricultural policy concerns.
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Spiro Agnew
Los Angeles
Agnew
Century Plaza Hotel
Maryland
America
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Hubert Humphrey
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Eldridge Cleaver
University of California
California
Minneapolis
Agricultural Secy
Orville Freeman
Humphrey Faces Tough Crowd in Boston Demonstrations
Vice President Hubert Humphrey spoke at a downtown Boston rally as antiwar protesters shouted him down with boos and placards. He urged free speech while denouncing hecklers, then traveled to Huron and Sioux Falls for further campaigning with Sen. George McGovern.
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Humphrey
Boston
Teddy
Kennedy
United States
Chicago
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Humphreys
Huron
S.C
Soux Falls
George McGovern
McGovern
Nixon Would Quit Rule by Consensus
Nixon denounced the idea of rule by consensus during a nationwide radio broadcast. He spoke at a New York GOP dinner and attended 23 fundraisers tied by closed circuit TV, while protests outside criticized his stance on the California grape boycott.
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New York
Americana
California
Ing
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
George Romney
Michigan
House
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
America
Gallup
Regents Delay Action on Cleaver Lecture Series
Regents postponed a decision on allowing Cleaver to participate in a lecture series at UC Berkeley as a resource speaker. The hearing featured critics led by Regent John Canaday and included Lt. Gov. Finch, while professors Kelley and Korshin argued Cleaver would not receive pay or grades.
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Sembly
Jesse M. Unruh
D-Inglewood
Robert Finch
Los Angeles
Finch
J. L. Kelley
Sheldon Korshin
Cleaver
Oakland
Charles R. Gain
Kelley
Korshin
Redwoods Park Measure Heads for Presidential Approval
A 58,000 acre Redwoods National Park bill cleared Congress by voice vote and heads to President Johnson for signature. The compromise, backed by both chambers, would protect 28,000 acres of private land within the park, mostly along Redwood Creek and adjacent to Jedediah Smith State Park. Critics caution the private land purchase mechanism could set a jury trial precedent in price disputes, while supporters say it curbs logging inside park boundaries.
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Redwoods National Park
California
Senate
House
Johnson
White House
Redwood Creek
Lost Man
Little Lost Man Creeks
Humboldt County
Jedediah Smith State Park
del Norte County
George Muphy
R-Calif
Murphy
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
U.S. Claims Court
Thomas H. Kuchel
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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Canaday
State Correction Department
San
Superior Court
William M. Roth
Roth
U.S. Tariff
William E. Forbes
New Left
Redwoods Park
Scotland
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Baldwin
Billings
Atlantic Ave
Torrance
Baldwin Piano & Organ CO
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Lomita Blvd
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