ABA to Seek Garrison Probe in Shaw Trial
Detroit lawyer William T. Gossett said the American Bar Association will urge the Louisiana Bar Association to consider disciplinary action against New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison after the Clay Shaw conspiracy trial. He called the trial a charade and urged inquiry into Garrison's motives citing concerns over judicial process and unreliable testimony.
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Hayakawa orders end to strike at S F State College
Acting president S I Hayakawa set a Saturday deadline for 200 striking teachers to return or be fired. About 1 300 faculty members at the San Francisco campus have faced a walkout since January 6 with a smaller student protest ongoing since November 4. At Berkeley, tear gas dispersed student pickets amid a broader campus turmoil over ethnic studies and a proposed Third World college.
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Saigon Residents Live In Fear Amid Offensive Threat
Saigon faces panic as rumors of a North Vietnamese attack grow. Shutters close at dusk and street life falters while refugees recall last year’s Tet chaos. U.S. and Vietnamese officials caution no immediate danger though a city under potential bombardment remains tense.
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West Berlin tension flares as East Germans block highway
Soviet charges of air corridor abuse spark Western protests amid renewed East German roadblock at Berlin entry. East German patrols fire at a freighter in Baltic waters as the Walle maneuvers toward Karlskrona. Western powers warn of violations of West Berlin access rights.
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March Weather Pattern Shifts Toward Warmer Cloudier Days
Forecasts show March easing into milder conditions with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper forties. Tonight will drop to around 26, then warmer Monday with increased cloudiness.
Nixon Sees Cooperation Tone From Paris Talks
President Nixon, after two days of talks with Charles de Gaulle, said his diplomacy in France and Europe set a cooperative tone to break future diplomatic logjams among Western allies. He urged de Gaulle to visit Washington for another round of face to face talks.
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Eisenhower Very Weak as Pneumonia Complicates Postoperative Recovery
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower remains very weak and in serious condition at Walter Reed Army Hospital after surgery to remove an intestinal blockage. Doctors report stable cardiovascular status but pneumonia and breathing difficulties add strain on his aged heart.
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Murf The Surf Guilty and Sentenced for Life
Jack Murphy known as Murf the Surf was convicted of first degree murder and given life in prison. Co defendant Jack Griffith also convicted of second degree murder and received 45 years. victim was 23 year old Terry Frank whose body was found with a companion Dec 8 in Whisky Creek. jury deliberated 12 hours.
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Fourth Generation Rockefeller poised to steward vast fortune
The article previews the fourth generation of the Rockefeller family, described as ready to manage one of the world’s great fortunes. It notes themes of stewardship and leadership on their path forward.
Regents scrap plan to strip branch campuses in Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents drops a plan to remove 18 branch campuses from state universities and place them under autonomous regions. Colleges will implement a law requiring branch campuses to offer technical education while debates continue on converting some campuses into separate four year colleges by 1976. Budget figures and subsidy changes for out of state students are outlined amid funding concerns.
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