Reid meets hostile crowd in Battle Mountain on gun wait period
Reid travels by private plane to Battle Mountain and faces 150 member Red and Reel Club who denounce a three day waiting period for gun purchases as a Communist conspiracy. He defends the bill noting it would cut shootings, but is booed and offered no coffee.
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Chicago Colleges Forced Shot By Student Protest
Student protests forced suspensions of classes yesterday at two Chicago colleges and Rutgers Newark campus. Demonstrations ranged from occupancy of administration buildings at Briarcliff and Sarah Lawrence to a cafeteria takeover at Chicago State College as demands for black studies and a cultural center spread. The Cook County teachers union criticized campus administration for caving in to demands and allowing small groups to close campuses.
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Rutgers University
Newark, N.J
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Greensboro
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Chicago City College
Chicago State College
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Norman Swenson
Cook County College Teachers Union
Black Student Association
Rioting and Mutilation in East Pakistan Amid Parliament Promise
Reports from Dacca describe escalating violence with 167 killed and 10 000 homes burned in the eastern sector over 10 days. Pro Ayub politicians were among the victims as leftist groups replace councils with People’s Courts and seek revenge against government supporters.
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UPI
Mohammad Ayub Kahn
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Pakistan
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Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
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Kellar Guilty Of Contempt In Court
Dist. Judge John Mendoza found attorney Charles Kellar guilty of contempt after he failed to appear for the Feb. 3 arraignment of robber Al Frazer Davis. Judge Mendoza noted Kellar did not inquire about the case. Raymond Sutton’s sentencing was postponed to next Friday.
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Six missing from San Marino family linked to Gamblers Special
In Daggett California a combined search for six missing members of a San Marino family and the DC3 Gamblers Special with 35 aboard, both in the Mojave Desert area, bases search operations in Daggett. Dr Duvall and family members vanishing on a Death Valley weekend sparked the alert.
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Calif
UPD
San Marino
Gamblers
Civil Air Patrol
Mojave Desert
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Barbara Duvall
Death Valley
Insurance executive proposes tax deductible worker retirement plan
D B Kopelman of Mackabees Mutual Life Insurance Co asked the House Ways and Means Committee to permit salaried workers to save up to 2500 dollars a year toward retirement with tax breaks similar to those for self employed people.
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D. B. Kopelman
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Ways and Means Committee
Reds Use DMZ To Attack Marine Post
North Vietnamese troops, believed to attack from the DMZ, struck a U.S. Marine outpost for a second time in 10 hours near the DMZ. The clash left 16 Marines dead and 65 wounded, with 23 enemy killed as the five hour battle ended.
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Burglary Hits Max Riggs Construction Warehouse
Police report a burglary at the Max Riggs Construction Company warehouse on 2660 Las Vegas Blvd North. Thieves stole tools and supplies worth over 1000 including saws gasoline motor oil grinders and drills. wire cutters cut gate and door locks at the desert site near the freeway between Charleston Boulevard and Bonanza Road.
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Test Site Electrician Killed At Nevada Installation
Norman D. Smith 29 was fatally struck by a high voltage line while in a Wasatch Electric Co. job at Frenchman’s Flat Nevada Test Site near Las Vegas. He died after artificial respiration failed. funeral Monday at Palm Mortuary. U S Atomic Energy Commission to investigate.
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Nevada
Las Vegas
Wasatch Electric Co
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Dolores
San Bernadino St
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San Francisco
Jack
Regina Valdez
Palm Mortuary
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Operations Office
Communist Diplomats Urge Direct U S Viet Cong Talks
Communist diplomats urged the United States to negotiate directly with the Viet Cong outside the Paris peace talks to break the deadlock. Viet Cong spokesmen said they were ready for serious bilateral talks, while U S refusal to engage was cited as the main obstacle to a Vietnam accord.
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Fugitive Eisemann-Schier Ordered Extradited to Florida
Ruth Eisemann-Schier a former FBI top ten fugitive was ordered returned to Florida to face three federal charges in the Barbara Mackle kidnapping case The 26 year old Honduras born defendant collapsed twice during a removal hearing as U S marshals prepare to transport her to Miami to face extortion interstate transportation in aid of racketeering and aiding and abetting Gary Krist in the Dec 17 kidnapping and burial of the heiress
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UPI
Ruth Eisemann-Schier
FBI
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Miami
Barbara Mackle
U.S
Washington
Mike McGrew
Eisemann-Schier
Norman
Okla
U.S. Dist
Luther Bohanon
U. S
James L. Gullett
Gullett
State Transportation
Gary Steven Krist
Miss Mackle
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Krist
Bucher Maintains Ship Role as Court Reviews Pueblo Case
USS Pueblo commander Lloyd M. Bucher resumes running his fictional ship from a nearby office while a five admiral court of inquiry weighs two key issues from the 1968 seizure. The panel will forward findings through Navy channels to President Nixon with possible shore assignment for Bucher.
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Pueblo
North Island Naval Air Station
Here
Cmdr
Bureau of Navy
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Melrose
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House
Joint Chiefs
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Sirhan Trial Still Far From End After 10 Weeks
After 10 weeks of court, Sirhan B. Sirhan’s murder trial for assassinating Senator Robert F. Kennedy remains far from conclusion. The case paused for a Houston bar meeting, resumes Monday for week 15, with testimony from psychologist Dr. Martin M. Schorr and police tape recordings shaping the jury’s assessment of Sirhan’s mental state and capacity.
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UPI
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Emile Zola Berman
Bar Association
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Tex
Martin M. Schorr
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