FBI report disputed by Ohio officials over Kent State killings
Akron Ohio officials and Kent State leaders reacted to a Beacon Journal account of an FBI summary on the Kent State shootings. Adjutant General Del Corso and Portage County Prosecutor Kane challenged the report while FBI and Justice Department officials refused to confirm details.
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Sylvester T. del Corso
FBI
Kent State University
Akron Beacon Journal
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del Corso
Justice Department
Beacon Journal
Portage County
Ronald Kane
Kent
Kane
Cleveland
Jerris Leonard
R.H. Canterbury
ONG
J.E.P. McCann
McCann
Carl M. Moore
KSU
Cochairman
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Ohio National Guard
Ohio University
US Justice Department
Washington
KSA
Robert S. White
Ronald W. Roskens
White
Jets Bomb Reds Near Firebase Ripcord
American fighter bombers conducted extensive strikes around the Ripcord firebase in South Vietnam after U S troops abandoned the base. By noon 36 sorties were flown against nearby enemy positions as B 52 bombers hit base camps and depots nearby. US forces faced continued enemy pressure despite retreat and plan intensified bombing to reduce casualties.
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Saigon
Ripcord
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Weekend Forecast Highlights Warm, Partly Cloudy Skies
Today steady with partial clouds and possible evening showers. Highs near 88, tonight down to around 60. Saturday expected to be fair and warm with highs in the upper 60s. Sunday also fair and warm.
Evictions Ignite Violence Near Peoria Housing Complexes
Gunfire firebombs and rock throwing erupted around three Peoria housing projects after two women were evicted for unpaid rent and damage assessments. Police arrested over 20 adults and detained about 12 juveniles. a citywide curfew for under 21s was proclaimed. Separate incidents in Cairo and New Brunswick involved gunfire and rock throwing with multiple arrests.
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Peoria
Lll
Michael O’brien
Cairo
Ill
New Brunswick
N.J
Dorothy Johnson
Sirita Hines
Taft
Project
Weathermen Indicted in Conspiracy Across Nation
Federal indictments charge 13 Weathermen with conspiring to build a nationwide network to bomb and injure. Ten at large after a Detroit grand jury named Mark Rudd and Bernadine Dohrn among the seven women and six men, with seven others unaccounted.
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Detroit
Radical Weatherman Organization
Asst
Will B. Wilson
Justice Department
Sion
Wilson
Washington
Mark Rudd
Detroit Police Officers Association
Terry Robbins
Ted Gold
Diana Oughton
New York
Weatherman
Chicago
Weatherman’s “War Council
Flint, Mich
Airlines Brace For Higher Fares As Taxes Rise
The CAB allowed rounding fares to the nearest dollar and raised the aircraft use tax from 5 to 8 percent effective July 1. Airlines expect about $50 million more annual revenue, while the tax will cut roughly $10 million from that gain. United and American forecast major gains. others project smaller increases.
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Israel May Reject New Peace Plan in Limbo
Secretary Rogers proposed June 19 a temporary cease-fire among Israel Egypt and Jordan lasting at least days and indirect Arab Israeli talks via UN mediator Gunnar V Jarring. Nasser criticized the initiative while Israel has not formally answered and Rabin favored an unconditional one way cease-fire.
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U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Cairo
Nasser
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Rogers
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Itzhak Rabin
United States
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