Army Uses Numeric Tactics to Quell Riot Violence
Washington reports that the Army has found it better to outnumber rioters than to outshoot them as civil disorder sweeps across more than 100 cities after the death of Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Swift mobilization of federal troops and National Guardsmen targeted looting and arson, with tear gas widely used and gunfire largely avoided. The force included about 66,000 soldiers nationwide and 32,000 guardsmen, while casualties ran high in previous riots in Newark and Detroit.
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German Students Make Their Mark In Postwar West Germany
West German students led by Rudi Dutschke protest in streets wearing U S Army surplus parkas and waving red flags. They push anti authoritarian ideals, distrust elders, and favor SDS run protests while rejecting Soviet style communism and challenging medieval university authority. The movement gains momentum after Dutschke is shot, provoking wider unrest.
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Officials show weapons but keep them unloaded
Officials made a tick with few exceptions as soldiers and Guardsmen displayed their weapons but kept them unloaded. This summary notes the orderly display and adherence to safety measures during the inspection.
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