The Alternative Society Ex Addicts Find The Lord And Give Up The Needle
Madison Wis AP dispatch profiles a shift in radical youth culture from street violence to organized survival efforts. Women gain leadership, men confront chauvinism, and demonstrations shift toward building free clinics stores and cooperatives. Some radicals still target large protests while monitoring police tactics and federal action. Public interest focuses on how the movement evolves under pressure from law enforcement and wartime politics.
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Ken Hartnett
Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Mifflin Street
Palm Sunday
University of Wisconsin
Two Springs
Mifflin
City Hall
Paul Soglin
Madison
Berkeley
Calif
Soglin
Miffland
Baloney
Jeff Dowd
Seattle
FBI
Dowd
Sun Dance
Seattle Liberation Front
New Left
Sun Dancers
SLF
Pacific Northwest
Liberation Front
America
Bernardine Dohrn
Flower Children
Weather Underground
New Morning
New Weather
Carol
SDS
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Strip
Mark Rudd
Rudd
Alternative
Tom Byers
Byers
Cornell
Daniel Berrigan
Court upholds conviction of five at Presidential Investment Co
The U S 8th Circuit upholds the conviction of five officers and former officers of the Presidential Investment Co. They were sentenced March 9 1968 to prison terms from five to 10 years. Prosecutors say the schemes involved mail fraud and violations of the federal securities act through misleading statements.
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Curity Act
Sidney F. Porter
Carl F. Newland
John M. Harrison
Henry Harrison
John R. Schaefer
Berkeley Students Organize National Antiwar Lobby
Berkeley students aim to unite campuses to press 240 congressmen to vote for the Hatfield McGovern bill cutting off war funds by December 31. UC groups hire a Sacramento lobbyist and mail campaign kits to organize campuses, service clubs, and broader constituents for antiwar outreach.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Eric Wollman
University
Washington
Sacramento
Wollman
Associated
Berkeley Student Leaders Back Radical City Slate
Wollman and student leaders mobilize during town meetings to back a radical slate in the April 6 city elections. They note the student government’s tax-exempt status blocks endorsements though the issue is nonpartisan. Berkeley organizers aim to boost turnout, with a two-campus push and major voter registration efforts yielding about 15,000 registered and an estimated 75,000 voters.
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Wollman
Berkeley
Jeff Gordon
M Club to Clean Mexico Square
The Mexico High School M Club plans a Saturday cleanup of the courthouse square area with about 40 lettermen helping to remove litter. They will gather at 9 a.m. in front of Commerce Bank and work until the area looks presentable.
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Mexico
M Club
Lettermen’s Club
Courthouse Square
Jim Kiburz
Commerce Bank
Riburz
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