Police Break Doors to Arrest 300 at College Sit In
Police at Pere Ris State College in Grand Rapids arrested over 300 students after breaking in through two glass doors as part of a sit in. Gov Milliken ordered action saying disorder would not be tolerated, as demonstrators faced charges of trespass and were transported to guards.
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Michigan State Polices
Pereris State College
Lig Rapids
Retine
William Milliken
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Disty Rapids
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University of Colorado
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Student Will Not Pledge Allegiance Protest Ruling
Dorothy Lynn a Jamaica High School senior sought exemption from the pledge claiming disbelief in God and opposition to the liberty and justice for all line. The exemption was approved by City Corporation Counsel J Lee Rankin with deputy superintendent Dr Nathan Brown and the student may leave the room during the daily recital.
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Queens High School
Dorothy Lynn
Jamaica High School
National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
City Corporation
J. Lee Rankin
Nathan Brown
Board of Education
Rose Lynn
Father Of Bride Wears Oxygen Mask in Hospital Chapel
In Salisbury North Carolina the father of the bride wore an oxygen mask during his daughter Elizabeth Benson's wedding to William Gardner at Rowan Memorial Hospital chapel. The couple had planned a traditional ceremony but illness led to a hospital setting and a question of postponement.
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Salisbury
N.C
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Karen Benson
William Ernest Gardner
Elizabeth
West Germany Moves Ahead With Berlin Election
West Germany prepared to elect a new president in West Berlin amid Communist opposition and air corridor tensions. About half of 1,036 electors arrived safely as East German and Soviet pressure raised security concerns around the Federal Assembly.
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West Germany
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Soviet Union
Federal Assembly
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Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
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Wbricht
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Ulbricht
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East Germany
Moscow
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Britain
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Former Japanese Admiral Genda Visits U.S. Naval Academy
Retired Japanese naval officer Minoru Genda, who helped plan Pearl Harbor tactics, spoke at the U.S. Naval Academy at the invitation of the U.S. Naval Institute. Despite protests, the talk drew applause as he urged renewed American-Japanese cooperation in Far East defense and urged regional nations to form their own pacts with U.S. support.
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Pearl Harbor
U.S. Naval Academy
Minoru Genda
U.S. Naval Institute
Genda
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Jack White
Academy
Information Office
Clark G. Reynolds
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Japan
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U.S
Villagers Halt Airport Plan near Stansted Site
In northwest England villagers oppose the government's Stansted airport site plan. Parliament approved the choice, but local protests claim the project would seize farmland and historic airfield land. A four-site review proposed others. Stansted excluded. Airports Authority chairman Masefield laments delay and overcrowding at London's existing airports by 1971.
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Psses
London
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Unpland
Commission
Texas
Airports Authority
Peter Masefield
Japan hit by record heavy snowstorm shuts air rail and roads
Heavy snow stalls life across central Japan with seven to twelve inches recorded in mountainous areas. Osaka Nagoya and Kobe see flight cancellations as international flights divert to Sapporo and Fukuoka. Hundreds of trains are canceled and thousands of commuters spend the night in offices or hotels.
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Eripphine
Japan
Osaka
Nagoya
Kobe
Sapporo
Fukuoka
Grand Jury Probes Controversial Washington Free Press
A grand jury in Montgomery County orders investigation into the Washington Free Press and its publisher for possible violations of state law. Indictments could target the paper’s corporation and its printer over controversial editorials and material distributed to students, including drug-themed content.
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Mantranens Coun
Pueh
Piper
Bs Puph
Montomers County
Prades
Washington Free Community, Inc
Comprini, Inc
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Free Press
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Eclipse omen at Gaugamela cited by ancient writers
Alexander the Great observed a lunar eclipse before the 331 B.C. battle of Gaugamela and his troops offered sacrifices to the deity according to ancient accounts.
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Alexander the Great
Gaugamela
Chinese Mobs Demonstrate Against USSR
Chinese masses mobilized nationwide to denounce the Soviet Union after a border clash on the Ussuri River island disputed by China and the USSR. Millions rallied around the Soviet Embassy in Beijing while editors warned Moscow of armed provocation and encirclement plots.
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Deean
Fed Chime
United States
China
Radio Pehie
Peking
Alexei XII
Kosygin
Str
Communist Party
Leonid B Brezhnes
Trogen Ussuri
Manchuria
Chhienepaw
Damanshy
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Moscow
Peking People’s Daily
Liberation Army Daily
Cdvorial
Mongolia
Policeman Recovers Stolen Car in Quick Chase
Patrolman Ted Basquill directing traffic in Larssdowne near the station spotted his own car among passing vehicles. He alerted officers who pursued and captured Richard E Childs 22 of New Philadelphia after a brief chase. Childs is charged with larceny of an auto.
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CAP
Ted Basquill
Basquill
Richard E Childs
New Philadelphia
Childs
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