Berkeley Quiet After Turmoil Follows Kerr Firing
Berkeley quiet since Clark Kerr’s removal as UC president comes after two years of student rights protests sparked by a Navy recruiter appearance and a December 1964 sit in. The campus faces debate over governance reforms, student input, and how to balance protest with order as a commission studies university policy.
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Ten ROKs Zap 32 VC In Ambush Near Quang Ngai
Ten South Korean Marines ambushed about 150 Viet Cong in Quang Ngai Province. They killed 32 Communists, captured four, and found 22 weapons left behind. American paratroops freed 22 Vietnamese captives from a jungle prison camp. US ground casualties showed a lull, while air raids against North Vietnam continued. 142 missions flown and brief MIG encounters occurred.
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