Bay Area Youth Protests Rock California Campuses
Bay Area schools faced widespread protests over U.S. actions in Cambodia and Kent State shootings. At UC Berkeley police used tear gas as four were arrested. demonstrations targeted ROTC and a Naval facility. Stanford faced a near shutdown amid a major strike, with plans for a Washington delegation. City Hall rally drew about 1,000. nine arrests followed as officials considered a resolution to end the war and impeach Nixon.
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U.S
Cambodia
Kent State
UC Berkeley
California
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Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Atomic Energy Lab
Los Alamos
N.M
University of California System
Stanford University
Washington, D.C
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Tration
San Francisco
City Hall
Board of Supervisors
Nixon
Diane
Feinstein
San Jose State
St. Mary’s
The
Association of Students
Moscow Leaders Arrive in Prague for Historic Visit
Brezhnev and Kosygin arrive in Prague for a four day visit to celebrate a new friendship treaty with Czechoslovakia. They are greeted by Husak with embraces and a crowd of over 1,000 waving red flags as police escort them to Hradcany Castle.
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Prague
UPI
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Alexei N. Kosygin
Gustav Husak
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Kosyzin
Husak
Hradcany
Prague streets show red hammer and sickle flag alongside national colors
The city swelled with Czechoslovak soldiers brought from across the nation for a parade marking the 25th anniversary of Soviet liberation. A blue national flag and red Soviet emblem flew together as officials kept the Soviet leaders' program secret to prevent planned incidents, according to informed diplomatic sources.
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Czechoslovakia
Prague
Primary elections ignite three states with high turnout
In Alabama, Ohio and Indiana voters faced heated races led by notable figures including space hero John Glenn and former candidate George Wallace. Ohio anticipated a record 1.6 million ballots in a Senate contest, with Glenn challenging Democrats led by Howard Metzenbaum for the seat of retiring Sen. Stephen Young.
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United Press International
Alabama
Ohio
Indiana
John Glenn
George C. Wallace
U.S. Senate
Glenn
Sen
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Howard Metzenbaum
Song tied to Black Panther program triggers tear gas incident
Police released details of a tear gas incident after five children at a Black Panther breakfast program found a grenade and accidentally sprayed themselves. Tyrone Canaday, 10, found the canister, pulled the pin, and the children received minor eye irritation treatment at Central Receiving Hospital. No arrests were made as investigators pursue the case.
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Dan Cook
Black Panther
Tyrone Canaday
Cannister
Panthers
Central Receiving Hospital
Cook
Teacher and pupil vanish after tape claims Canada escape
Authorities seek 22 year old John Mercell once a St. Vincent's teacher and 10 year old Jesse Pinero a boarder with him. A tape from Mercell says they will build a cabin in Canada and start a new life returning in eight to ten years. Police note a second segment condemns Jesse's upbringing and that camping gear was bought recently suggesting hitchhiking.
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Los .Ngeles
UPI
Canada
John R. Mercell
St. Vincent’s
Jesse Pinero
Mercell
Jesse
Moises Pinero
Republicans Gain Ground as Democrats Lose California Voters
California election figures show Republicans 3.27 million registered voters, 40.7 percent share, up 150000 since 1966, while Democrats total 4.388 million and drop nearly 98000. Los Angeles County leads with 2.92 million voters, including 1.63 million Democrats and 1.14 million Republicans.
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UPI
California
H. P
Pat) Sullivan
GOP
Los Angeles County
Lompoc Record Admits Second Class Mail Status
The Lompoc Record is published as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065 in Lompoc California with details of its publishing staff and associations listed. The notice outlines its second class mail registration under Act of Congress and identifies officers including President Mrs Kenneth L Adam Publisher J Donald Adam Editor Gaylen Jackson and others.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Hersh Wins Pulitzer for My Lai Investigation and War Debate
Seymour Hersh won for international reporting on the My Lai massacre and war expansion into Cambodia. Other winners included Newsday for public service and Ada Louise Huxtable for architecture criticism.
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UPI
My Lai
Seymour M. Hersh
Hersh
Washington
Cambodia
Marquis Childs
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Record
Joseph Pulitzer
Post - Dispatch
New York World
Childs
Middle East
Europe
Newsday
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Long Island
New York City
Thomas F. Darcy
Dean G. Acheson
Truman
State Department
Columbia University
Andrew W
Philip L. Gegelin
Washington Post
Pueblo
Steve Starr
Associated Press
Albany
N.Y
Cornell University
Dallas
Inney
Palm Beach Post
Surprise witness links Alioto to Mafia figure in 1967
In San Francisco a witness testified that Mafia leader James Fratianno introduced him to Mayor Joseph Alioto in spring 1967. Frank E. Greenleaf, a Sacramento truck driver, said Fratianno and Alioto spoke then, and they later discussed a bank loan with officer Joseph Bemers.
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UPI
James Fratianno
Joseph Alioto
Frank E. Greenleaf
Look Magazine
Alioto
Fratianno
First San Francisco Bank
Greenleaf
Sacramento
Joseph Bemers
Look
Richard Carlson
Lance Brisson
Maxwell Blecher
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