Antiwar Protests Turn Violent At Harvard And Maryland
The reawakened antiwar movement led clashes at Harvard Cambridge with tear gas fired as 1,500 to 2,000 demonstrators gathered outside the Center for International Affairs. At the University of Maryland 14 arrests followed assaults and weapon charges, with riot police using tear gas and dogs to break up a rally after windows were broken in an ROTC building. Columbia and Barnard students voted for a Friday strike, while Ivy League presidents planned a conference to discuss a nationwide campus shutdown. Several college leaders publicly condemned the bombings of North Vietnam, as Holy Cross and Illinois campuses saw picketing and large protests with no major incidents elsewhere.
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Girl Shot and Suspect Collared After 3-County Chase
A Wichita man, Dennis Carroll Johnson, 21, is held on assault with intent to kill after shooting 19 year old Michelle Jiggetts in Boone County. A high speed pursuit through Boone, Cooper and Saline counties ended with Johnson captured on U.S. 65 in Saline County. Jiggetts, wounded in chest and left wrist, was found by a mail carrier and taken to University of Missouri Medical Center. Bond set at $5,000.
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Olivier Ends Term As Director At National Theater
The National Theater in London will replace Laurence Olivier as director when the company moves to a new site in 1974. Peter Hall will join next year as director designate, and Olivier is recommended for honorary life president with plans for him to continue acting with the company after retirement.
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Networks Set Moon TV Coverage Across Major Networks
ABC CBS and NBC outlined extended live moon landing and walk coverage with multiple daily times across Thursday to Sunday. ABC schedules include 2:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. and 10:35 p.m. Thursday and additional slots Friday through Sunday. CBS and NBC list numerous live telecasts with varied afternoon and night slots. All times are approximate.
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NBC to air live coverage on Saturday schedule
NBC will broadcast Saturday programming with live coverage at 4 30 p.m 8 p.m and 10 30 p.m in NBCs slate transferring to prime time slots across stations.
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Nixon Cruises On Potomac
President Nixon spent a two hour solitary sunset cruise on the Potomac aboard the yacht Sequoia. The White House said he was alone except for the standard support staff including Secret Service and likely a physician, with the outing departing an undisclosed dock.
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Lodge appoints professor at Harvard Business School
Prof GEORGE CABOT LODGE, son of former U S diplomat, named to Harvard Business School faculty. He previously joined the faculty ten years ago, served as assistant secretary of labor from 1958 to 1961, and earlier was a Boston Herald reporter. He is the son of Henry Cabot Lodge, longtime Massachusetts Republican leader and former ambassador.
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