Maryland clashes mark new antiwar protests on campus
Demonstrations across the nation surge after renewed bombing of North Vietnam. At the University of Maryland 19 protesters are arrested as authorities restore traffic on Route 1 after clashes involving rocks, firebombs, and tear gas. police report hundreds of demonstrators and 400 to 600 onlookers.
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University of Maryland
U.S
North Vietnam
Columbia University
New York City
School For International
Maryland
Columbia
School For International Affairs
Department of Defense
North Hollywood
Calif
Naval Reserve Training Center
North Vietnam Defends Soviet Aid in Vietnam Fight
Hanoi presses back at U.S. critics as Nhan Dan and Vietnam News Agency affirm Moscow's right to aid North Vietnam. The papers say all Vietnamese must resist U.S. aggression and defend the socialist ally.
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Hong Kong
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Nixon
Nhan Dan
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Nam
White House Aide To Testify In Antitrust And Convention Roles
White House aide Peter M. Flanigan testifies on his part in three ITT antitrust cases and on knowledge of San Diego involved in this year's Republican National Convention. He may discuss two ITT meetings with ITT officials including Harold S. Gen een and Félix Rohatyn, while avoiding questions about his adviser role to Nixon.
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White House
Washington
Peter M. Flanigan
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
San Diego
Richard G. Kleindienst
ITT
Flanigan
Senate Judiciary Committee
California
Nixon
Miami Beach
Chuck Hall
Chicago
Kleindienst
Jack Anderson
Richard J. Ramsden
Justice Department
Ramsden
GOP Convention May Move to Miami Beach
GOP leaders weighing venue switch from San Diego to Miami Beach for the 1972 National Convention amid rising costs and arena delays. Officials cite ITT issue and hotel reservations as factors, with Miami Beach ready if San Diego cannot resolve its problems.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Miami Beach
Robert Dole
Kansas
Black Durham teacher named national teacher of the year
James M. Rogers, a 29 year old history teacher at Durham High School, becomes the first Black recipient of the national teacher of the year award. He will receive the honor next week at a White House ceremony after previously winning North Carolina teacher of the year.
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Raleigh, N.C
James M. Rogers
Durham
Rogers
The
News and Observer
Raleigh
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Robert Brooke
North Carolina
Ladies Home Journal
Council of Chief State School Officers
White House
Durham, N.C
Hopefuls Show Campaign Costs
Reports filed under the campaign fund law show Humphrey with 684000 debt in the Democratic bid. His filing lists 213276 in unpaid bills and 471263 in loans including a 220000 loan from Joseph Cole. GAO seeks clarification on a 35630 transfer to an unregistered committee. Muskie and Jackson show cash on hand totals of 151000 and 106000 respectively with small donations inflows.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Cleveland
Joseph Cole
Nixon
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Henry M. Jackson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
General Accounting Office
Wallace
GAO
Muskie
Citizens For Jackson Campaign Committee
Truman Library Institute Board To Hold 15th Annual Meeting
Independence Missouri officials say several members of the Truman administration will gather Saturday for the 15th annual meeting of the board of directors of the Harry S Truman Library Institute of National and International Affairs.
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Independence
Harry S Truman
Harry S Truman Library Institute of National and International Affairs
UMW Official Enters Plea in Slaying Case
William Jackson Prater, 53, UMW District 19 field representative, pleaded innocent to federal conspiracy charges linked to the 1949 Clarksville killings of UMW insurgent Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. He posted 200000 bond, was remanded to Allegheny County Jail, and faces state charges as well.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
United Mine Workers
UMW
Joseph “Jock” Yablonski
William Jackson Prater
LaFollete
Tenn
U.S
Robert Mitchell
Allegheny County
Prater
Clarksville
Yablonski
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Dead Man Found In Belfast Street
In Belfast a man was dumped from a car in a Roman Catholic neighborhood and shot as he lay in the road in what police said was the work of a guerrilla execution squad. The victim is the 310th killed in 32 months of Northern Ireland communal violence. Nearby in Coalisland a second group was seized and dumped after an ordeal. Two teenage girls were attacked by Catholic vigilantes for getting engaged to British troops, their heads shaved and they were painted and feathered.
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John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Miami Herald
San Diego
Miami Beach
Mitchell
R.L. Herman
Leon Parma
Belfast
Coalisland
County Tyrone
Northern Ireland
Trout Endure Various Water Types Across Rainy Regions
Trout excel in mineral rich waters yet can thrive in swamp ponds soft water lakes and fast streams in high rainfall areas.
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ROTC
SIA
Uni
Versity
William McGill
Billy
McGill
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Indochina
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Leonardo
U.S. Navy
Navy
U.S. Naval Ammunition Depot
Newark
N.J
Rutgers University
Prudential Insurance Co
Prudential
New Jersey
Iowa State University
Ames
North
Harold S. Geneen
Otder
Wall Street
Felix Rohatyn
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Miami
Republican National Committee
New Orleans
Peter Graham
Arena
Haiphong
James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
Hartford Life Insurance Co
Truman Library
Pittsburgh
William G. Boyle
P. Christian Hague
Tennessee
Lawton
Virgil Laird
Dainds Laird
Allied
Eere
Allied 395
LAB
Optimus
Fisher
Miracord
Cache Road
Radio Shack
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