Newsmen Arrested In Saigon Rally
Three Dispatch News Service International reporters were arrested near the U S embassy after a protest by students. Duvall of CBS and Watson of ABC were beaten by plain clothes officers. Watson suffered a cracked rib and facial injuries. Authorities cited credential abuse and warned such acts threaten the press corps.
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Ine
Yonn Steinbeck
Gerald Liles
Thomas Fox
Dispatch News Service International
U.S
Jed Duvall
CBS
George Watson
ABC
National Assembly
Watson
Duvall
Saigon
Steinbeck
Columbia Broadcasting System
Dave Miller
Miller
United States
Israelis Hit Gun Batteries In Suez and Beirut Attacks
Israeli planes bombed Egyptian gun batteries along the Suez Canal and hit two beaches near Akhziv injuring two women. In Beirut a PFLP leader’s home was damaged by rockets with his family slightly hurt. In Amman a Gaza ceasefire pact limited guerrilla activity as a bank official in Ramtha was robbed of 210000 dollars.
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Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Akhziv
Haifa
Akhzir
Beirut
Wadie Elias Haddad
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PFLP
Haddad
Amman
Jordan
Jordan Bank
Ramba
Convict On Pitcher’s Mound Receives Punishment In Arkansas
Convict James E. Jackson at Cummins Prison Farm refuses to work and is banished to the baseball field. He lives on the pitcher's mound under guard, enduring sun and isolation since entering prison October 17 1969 for possession of stolen property. Jackson spends days writing habeas corpus writs to higher authorities.
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Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
James E. Jackson
Jackson
Sarver
Pulaski County
U.S. Supreme Court
Agnew Attacks Fulbright Clique Over Vietnam Policy
Vice President Spiro Agnew accused the Fulbright claque in the Senate of comforting North Vietnam and the Viet Cong by challenging Nixon’s Southeast Asia policy. He spoke aboard Air Force 2 during a Denver to Washington flight, saying the Senate’s actions have been political and harmful to U.S. aims. He noted his lack of presidential run plans and teased possible future as a TV commentator or columnist.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
North Vietnam
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Air Force 2
Denver
Washington
Agnew
White House
J. W. Fulbright
United States
A Glance Inside Student Politics The New Activists
A spring 1970 campus season is recalled for its strife and death while a tranquil but fundamental new movement emerges. The piece notes student activism and campus turmoil as a defining era with a future outlook.
Ohio School Boards Association to Use Sanctions Too
The Ohio School Boards Association plans its own sanctions against employe organizations to balance the impact of sanctions alerts used by groups like the Ohio Education Association. The resolution also creates a study committee to examine district issues and asserts this is a pioneering nationwide move to counter sanction tactics.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio School Boards Association
OSBA
Local
Education Association
Ohio Education Association
Boards of Educations
School Boards Association
Willard Fox
Jean Dye
Cleveland Heights
General Assembly
Fox
Air Force Athena missile may have landed in Mexico
White Sands officials say an Air Force Athena missile launched from Utah at 2:40 a.m. could have landed 180 miles southeast of Chihuahua City, Mexico, about 400 miles south of its intended target near White Sands. State Department notified Mexico and will provide updates as data comes in.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Air Force
Utah
Mexico
White Sands
New Mexico
Chihuahua City
Mex
Department of State
Government of Mexico
Range
Pistol Shots and Marijuana Buy Ends in Triple Homicide
In Phoenix a planned drug deal among three men led to two deaths and one wounded survivor who told police a familiar tale of drug bilking. The victims, William Tait II 22 Merrick NY John Gast 24 Phoenix and David Anderson 21 Lynsett NY, had gathered 9000 for drugs. a third of it was stolen. Two Phoenix youths were arrested charged with murder and robbery. Tucson area narcotics and local law enforcement report rising bilked buyer cases across routes feeding the city.
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Phoenix
Tucson
William Ramsey Tait, II
Merric
N.Y
Here
John C. Gast
David K. Anderson
Lynsett
Anderson
Tait
Gast
Clarence Dupnik
Dupnik
Pima County
Walden V. Burr
Dayton to name first Negro mayor Monday
Dayton Ohio AP James McGee a civil rights attorney is the sole remaining candidate after labor leader Mike Liskany withdrew from contention. The City Commission, a four member panel, must appoint a new mayor to fill the term ending December 31 1973 following Dave Hall’s resignation for ill health. McGee 51 has been on the City Commission since 1967 and has been active in the Urban League and NAACP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
James McGee
Mike Liskany
McGee
Liskany
Dave Hall
U.S
Rodney M. Lave
County Building Commission
Urban League
NAACP
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
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Harold Boley
Dallas
Tex
Wichita Falls
Liles
THE
Associated Press
State Correction
C. Robert Sarver
Field
N. Viets
Spiro Agnew
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Michael Collins
Trenes de Bhcte Berséees
Norman Peale
Thomas Collins
Valley News
Ohio School Board Assn
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