Cabinet Member Admits Nixon On Asian Hot Seat
Welfare Secretary Robert Finch said Nixon would have a serious credibility problem if he failed to meet the June deadline to remove U.S troops from Cambodia. The remark followed meetings with young war protesters after a recorded interview. Finch did not respond directly to the question.
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Where I Stand Where I Stand
Opinion piece on Mother's Day peace, protest songs, and political leaders. Discusses Nixon era Cambodia war policy, campus demonstrations, and a cross border Canadian protest in Blaine Washington with clashes and vandalism. Includes quotes and reflections on civilian response to war.
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Capital Rally Draws 60 000 as Peaceful Dissent Frays
Thousands of young protesters marched from campuses to the White House area in heat for a three hour rally. Police say initial crowd estimates ranged from 60 000 to 100 000 with violent incidents at two locations. Arrests included members of the American Nazi Party and two indecent exposure cases near the Reflecting Pool.
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Services Set Tomorrow For Joya Trapani
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Bunker Brothers Chapel for Joya Trapani, 5, who died Thursday after heart surgery in a Houston Texas hospital. She was the daughter of Frank and Mary Trapani of Las Vegas. Survivors include a sister Cathy and a brother Tommy, both of Las Vegas, and grandmother Mary Kodak of Bridgeport Connecticut. Burial will be in Paradise Memorial Gardens.
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Pressure Driven Death Shocks Massachusetts Lawmaker
Massachusetts State Representative H James Shea 30 died by gunshot in Newton living room as his wife watched. Police say political pressures linked to his Vietnam War bill and antiwar activism may have driven the suicide. He sponsored a measure claiming citizens need not fight in undeclared wars awaiting Supreme Court ruling.
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Students Carry Demonstrations From The Campus To The City
Nationwide student protests spread from campuses to city streets. Washington saw a 60000 strong rally behind the White House with Nixon meeting demonstrators. Chicago cited 15000 marchers. Kent State mourners observed a silent gathering in Charlotte.
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Lear jet crash near Pellston with no survivors
A Lear executive jet leased by the United Auto Workers Union for a Detroit to Pellston flight crashed and burned near Pellston Michigan late last night. State police reported no survivors but did not know how many people were aboard the small aircraft.
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Weather Summary: Cloudy With Gentle Winds
Variable cloudiness with mostly gentle winds. Today's high 85 and low 49. Yesterday's high 39 and low 56. Noontime humidity 1 percent. Sunrise at 5 39 and sunset at 7 55.
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