Tear Gas Riot Strikes Berkeley and Campus Fires
Riot erupts as a police helicopter releases tear gas on Berkeley and Lincoln University crowds. Dozens are arrested and injuries reported. guardsmen guard campuses amid protests over ethnic studies and minority demands.
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Cherical
Irrillant Ag
Monsners
Ted Geane Peelice
Nationl
Lincoln Universis
Jefferson Cat
Wure
Iake
Uns
Saint Guardemey
Hichwa Pie Tralmei
Berkele
James Rector
People's Park
Univers
Chante Eellor
Roger Haas
Ouscentiat
Heins
Herrick Hospital
Jefferson City
Lincoln University
Ducmator
Iad
Studets
Puerto Rica
Stuents City College
Sproul Plaza
University of California At Berkeley
Plaza
National
Roosevelt Stabbing Tied to Another Woman in Swiss Hearing
Geneva Swiss court heard Mrs. James Nodauelt, widow of Roosevelt kin, had argued stress and fear of infidelity before stabbing her husband at Lake Geneva villa. Eldest Roosevelt son in hospital with back wound as bail set at 50,000 francs. possible charges include attempted murder or grievous bodily harm.
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Geneva
James Nodaueelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bel Air
Lake Geneva
Pera
Mrs. Roosevelt
Dominique Poncet
Jean-Pierre Horiaud
Jean Weber
Poncet
Gladys Irene Kitchenmaster
Youth Who Hates War Saves Soldiers Lives
Nicholas Schoch a 21 year old medic and conscientious objector in the 101st Airborne earned praise for saving comrades on Ap Bia Mountain despite earlier draft resistance. Surrounded by heavy fighting the Bravo Company medic carried out his duties under fire and used a .45 to kill a North Vietnamese soldier to protect a wounded buddy. His actions occurred during a brutal ten day battle as units struggled on the 3000 foot hill with 900 enemy dug in and many wounded paratroopers treated at the battalion command post.
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Dong AP Bia
Vietnam
Nicholas Schoch
Ap Bia
Schoch
101St Airborne Division
U.S
Bravo Company
187Th Infantry
Cigarette Warning Enforcement Faces Congressional Hurdles
Washington CAP Congress weighs extending the 1955 Cigarette Labeling Act as FTC moves to require a strong health warning on all cigarette ads beyond June 30. The proposed rule would apply to TV radio newspapers and magazines and would say smoking may cause death from cancer heart disease and other illnesses.
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Washington
Mission
PYC
Pnew
Congress
FTC
Paul Randy Dixon
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Medics Heroic Return After Ten Days Under Fire
Schoch survived severe battlefield wounds and continuous danger after ten days of treatment and rescues. He received transfusions and performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation while under enemy fire. The Army later granted him conscientious objector status, shaping his belief in human life.
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