Youth unrest disrupts Isla Vista near UCSB campus
A Friday night of scattered rock throwing and window breaking drew up to 1000 youths near the Isla Vista area adjacent to the University of California. Authorities say violence was averted when a core of moderate students and UCSB professors engaged the crowd and urged homes, while banks and shops faced broken windows.
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Disorder at Isla Vista Bank Ties to UCSB Protests
During a second night of clashes, about 300 demonstrators gathered at the Isla Vista Bank of America site near UCSB after indictments in February. Protesters damaged neon signs and busted a fence while a Molotov burned out without causing harm. No arrests or injuries were reported. The unrest followed a campus rally and a “smoke in” as a large crowd forced the bank to close early. Earlier, a deputy sheriff shot UCSB student Kevin Moran during a separate April incident related to a rebuilt bank blaze.
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Cabrillo High School Commencement Honors Elate Graduates
The Lompoc Cabrillo ceremony featured salutatorian Jett Ding and valedictorian Richard C. Oertel addressing peers. Principal Robert H. Paisola and school board leaders Archie Nagle and DeWayne Holmdahl distributed diplomas. Chaplain Richard A. Sieber led the invocation as Phillip Weeks welcomed attendees and Glendon F. Wegner greeted the crowd.
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Robert H. Paisola
Archie Nagle
DeWayne Holmdahl
Cabrillo High School
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Phillip Weeks
Glendon F. Wegner
Weens
Jett Ding
Richard C. Oertel
Jack Helman
Nixon to replace Finch with Elliott Richardson as HEW head
Washington sources say President Nixon plans to name Elliott L Richardson as new Secretary of Health Education and Welfare replacing Robert H Finch. Finch’s exit would place Richardson as a top White House aide and shift HEW leadership today.
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Finch Reportedly Moves to White House Top Adviser Post
State Department officials said they were not in a position to comment. It was reported Finch was being moved to the White House to serve as a top adviser to the President on domestic issues including welfare and health care. Finch has been reported dissatisfied with some administration policies.
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Cambodian city of Siem Reap attacked by North Vietnamese troops
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units advanced into Siem Reap inside Cambodia threatening Angkor Wat as they closed Siem Reap Airport. Cambodian commanders sought reinforcements amid severed lines of communication and highway control.
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Nixon names Lodge as envoy to Vatican over Indochina policy
President Nixon appoints Henry Cabot Lodge as personal envoy to the Vatican to advocate U.S. Southeast Asia policies before Pope Paul VI. Lodge, ex-ambassador to South Vietnam, aims to soften Vatican critique of the Cambodia incursion. the move draws church-state controversy from Evangelical leaders.
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Senate to vote on Cambodia action limit next Thursday
After four weeks of debate the Senate agreed to a 1 p.m. EDT vote next Thursday on restricting the President from sending forces into Cambodia without explicit Congress approval. Sens Cooper and Church claim a thin majority, while Byrd backed by Nixon seeks a toned down version.
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Byrd amendment pushes caveat in Cooper Church plan
Debate centers on adding Byrd's clause to bar future Cambodian operations. Supporters warn the change gives Nixon a blank check to deploy forces, while opponents say it would mute Senate deliberation and leave broad authority to declare actions necessary to protect US troops in Vietnam.
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Byrd Amendment Limits on President Over Cambodia Policy
Discussion centers on amendments to curb presidential options on Cambodia and Vietnam. Byrd argues the bill would still restrict providing advisers or support to Cambodian forces and prohibit combat activities in air or on the ground. The Senate and House differ in likelihood of passing such a restrict- ing measure.
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U S denies sinking of spy ship
UPI reports American military officials rejected North Korea’s claim that a U S spy ship was sunk. Pentagon said no US involvement and noted an earlier Defense Department denial. The North Korean report described a clash in which two speedboats overpowered a South Korean patrol boat and seized its crew.
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Cabrillo commencement shows grads missing diplomas
Several girls were seen without their diplomas during the Cabrillo University commencement ceremony. The event featured veterans and younger students in a shaky presentation, with the baseball league "Chemical Kids" losing to the Babe Ruth League team after the game.
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Weather Sketches Sunny Intervals with Coastal Tides
Mostly sunny and hazy today and Sunday with high clouds and overcast nights. Coastal highs range from 72 to 82 degrees, with lows 55 to 62 tonight. Tidal highs reach around 5.6 feet at 12:01 a.m. and 3.4 feet at 2:38 p.m. Low tides dip to minus 0.5 foot at 7:32 a.m. and 28 feet at 6:20 p.m.
Manned aircraft favored in bomber program shift
The Nixon administration favors manned Bombers over missiles as the Air Force moves toward a new supersonic bomber. North American Rockwell of El Segundo wins the development contract at about 1.35 billion with total program costs near 8 billion. First flight projected 1974 with possible squadron readiness by 1978.
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UPI
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Robert C. Seamans Jr
North American Rockwell Corp
el Segundo
Calif
Peru quake survivors scour ruins amid looting fears
Survivors in Caraz scavenge for food as looting reports surface near Huaraz after a massive Peru earthquake. UN mission chief Antony Balinsky cables Thant that deaths may exceed 50 000 in the Callejon de Huaylas valley. Relief is hampered by high Andean terrain. the Guam carrier arrives with Chinook and Huey helicopters to deliver aid and evacuate casualties.
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Hijack problem spurs call for decisive action
Washington reports a special commission may be formed to tackle hijacking, with top federal officials airline leaders and pilots. authorities cite 33 hijackings in 1970 and six so far this year as urgency grows to find effective detection and deterrence.
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