Kent State testimony denies orders for force
Gov. James A. Rhodes testified he never encouraged guardsmen to use unreasonable force during the 1970 Kent State protests. He said there were no orders given and described the period as nearly a state of war as authorities moved to stop antiwar demonstrations. The remarks came in a $46 million damages suit by victims and families against Rhodes and others.
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Apollo crew ready to reunite with families in Hawaii
Honolulu reports Apollo 4 astronauts Thomas Stafford Donald Slayton and Vance Brand recovered from rocket fume exposure after a five day hospital stay. Space agency officials arrive to study the incident as a proposal to move the crew to Bellows Air Force Station is being reviewed. The mission commander’s failure to throw sighted switches triggered a motor firing that swept fuel fumes into the cabin.
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Hands Across the Nation plan for bicentennial unity
Chicago attorney Marvin J. Rosenblum proposes a nationwide human chain for July 4 to mark the 200th birthday. He calls the event a national Woodstock and a Great Wall of People, estimating about 4 million participants to span the country from sea to sea. He notes route planning and logistical challenges but believes grassroots organization could succeed with local leadership and corporate interest already shown.
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Marvin J. Rosenblum
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