Montoya Tackles Campus Violence and Student Dissent
Senator Montoya urged restraint and warned Congress may curb academic freedom if student dissent turns violent. He praised peaceful channels, urged other universities to avoid conflict, and contrasted support for withdrawal of troops from Vietnam with opposition to violence. The event drew about 300 of 1000 NSA delegates in El Paso.
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D-N.m
Nto
Congress of the
National Student Association
PASO
Aco
el Paso
Vietnam
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Alianza Organization
New Mexico
Tijerina
Forest Service
Condolences Pour In For Blaiberg Family After Death
In Groote Hospital a 21 year old daughter Jill and Mrs Blaiberg mourn the death of her husband. The husband died after a heart operation and his body was cremated. The family reads condolence messages from around the world while awaiting the will. Blaiberg had earned money from interviews photographs and an autobiography Looking at My Heart.
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Eipinnt
Groote ‘Hospital
Monheart
Christiaan N. Groard
Blaiberg
Jill
British move places Ulster police under central command
In Belfast the Protestant mounted B Special police, long detested by Catholics, are placed under British control after crisis talks. Prime Minister Harold Wilson says Northern Ireland will stay in the United Kingdom, while factions react with hope and claims of capitulation to the Catholic Church. Bernadette Devlin and Ian Paisley offer contrasting views on the move.
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Associated Fess
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Harold Wilson
United Kingdom
Irish Republic
Ireland
Bernadette ‘Devlin
Wil On
Ian Paisley
Wilson
Spea
Battle wins Virginia Democratic gubernatorial runoff in 1969
Virginia Democrats select William Battle in a runoff for governor over Henry Howell with Miller winning attorney general in a tight statewide contest. Battle benefits from party establishment support while facing liberal Howell and co-ticket ally Pollard. Pollard leads in early results with Miller decisively winning attorney general. Regis Naldds secured the third ticket spot.
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Richmond
Virginia
Williantee
Battle
Astate
Henry E. Howell
Ira
Andrew P. Miller
Abingdon
Lover Guy 0. Farley Jr
Fair Tax
Fred G Polard
Hough Battle
Miller
Francis Pickens
John
Howell
Farley
J. Sargeant Reginalds
New Jersey
Nixon
GOP
A. Linwood Holton
Roanoke
Nixise
No Charges Still Pending in Kemper Case At Swisher
Investigation continues as two suspects linked to an attempted strangling at Swisher Memorial Hospital face no charges yet. Sheriff says talks with Joyce Kemper 32, accused of murdering her husband Bud Kemper 36, proceed before any filing. Castro County attorney had filed murder charges on Monday based on sheriff's office documentation.
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Julia
Joyce Kemper
Swisher Memorial ‘Hospital
Kemper
Darrell Smith
Bud) Kemper
Nazareth
Donald Bookout
Castro County
Robert Buntyn
Sheriff's Office
Wayne Kemper
Trusty Faces New Counts After Escape
Archie Brown 24 of 2819 East 7th Street walked away from jail while serving time on traffic offenses on Thursday. He was recaptured Tuesday and charged with additional felonies by police.
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Archie Brown
7Th St
Brown
Thai leader seeks to quiet fears of Vietnam spillover
In Bangkok Foreign Minister Thanat Khomansak told a foreign correspondents dinner the Thai government will not request U S combat troops to battle insurgents here Even if Thailand faced a covert invasion similar to North Vietnam s actions in South Vietnam He dodged questions on whether Nixon must have permission to reveal a secret contingency plan amid U S Thai talks and Senate scrutiny The move aims to reassure the American public that U S involvement in another Vietnam style war is unlikely.
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UPI
Nixon
U.S
Thanat Khomansak
Thanat
Thailand
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S. Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Thanon Kittikachorn
Thanom
Washington
Pentagon
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Defense Department
Stennis
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Symington
Armed Services Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense
Melvin FR. Laird
United States
Meet On Copter Fate Expected
South Korean papers say U S and North Korean officers will meet Thursday to discuss the fate of an American helicopter shot down in North Korea. UNC would not confirm the reports and reportedly accepted a North Korean counter proposal for a meeting at Panmunjom after an earlier plan.
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UPI
U.S
North Korea
United Nations Command
UNC
Korean Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Oas
North
South Korea
Brighton youths sentenced for flag burning ordeal
Three youths from Brighton suburbs admitted burning the American flag will be raised and lowered at Brighton Town Hall each morning and evening for 30 days as a penalty imposed by Town Justice Thomas F. Hanna. A full year sentence was reportedly considered but not imposed.
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N.Y
Brighton
Thomas F. Hanna
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