Violence marred peace march across cities and campuses
The weekend antiwar protests turned violent at several sites. In San Francisco about 150 marchers clashed with military police near the Presidio stockade injuring officers. a rear crowd fight led some demonstrators into a lake. In Washington a cross was raised on the White House lawn while others questioned Nixon and the war. Florida and Georgia rallies honored Dr. King with condemnations of U S bombing campaigns and the Vietnam conflict. New York hosted a large march downtown with hundreds of arrests as police kept demonstrators apart.
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MacArthur Park
San Francisco
Civic Center Plaza
Presidio
Presidio Stockade
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Fla
Noe K
Ther King Jr
Ralph DB. Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Mekong Delta
Mississippi Delta
Gainesville
University of Florida
Federal
March
Edward Fine
Aear
Trusborough County
King
Satuday
New York
Sixth Avenue
San Francisco Presidio
Rogers questions Soviet first strike claim in Laird testimony
Representative Rogers pressed Defense Secretary Laird on Moscow's missile program, doubting a Soviet first strike. He noted SS9 missiles and urged caution, anticipating strategic arms talks to begin late spring or summer. Rogers cited U.S. aid, Middle East talks, Cambodia sanctuaries, and concerns about military power.
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Oreo
Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Moscow
U.S. Sues to Halt Bank Merger in California
A federal antitrust suit filed in San Francisco seeks to block the planned merger of Bank of Sonoma County into Crocker Citizens National Bank. The action accuses the banks of potentially reducing competition and harming customers.
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San Francisco
Bank of Sonoma County
Crocker Citizens Mar Tional Bank
Reapportion Exception Refused by High Court
High Court rejects reapportion exception citing mathematical equality. argues no non-arbitrary cutoff point exists to render variances inconsequential. Court grants a hearing to Stanford law student over subversive associations question and agrees to review state death penalty avoidance laws. Also struck down Georgia obscenity ruling. considers cases on search warrants for undercover narcotics training and church college funding. Denies hearings for a San Francisco laborer facing execution and a Western Shoshone claim to treaty exemption.
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Praduair
Aclzaria
Sara Baird
Weiten
Marth Carling
New Jersey
Louisiana
New York
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Washington
Texas
Tennessee
James Earl Ray
Georgia
Thurgood Marshell
of Use
Steel Cor
Dantel Allen Roberts
San Francisco
Lainer
Oan
Richard D. Williams
Balile Mountain
Neve
Vietnam
Dovernent
Markels
Donor Heart Transplant For Karp Replaces Synthetic Heart
A Massachusetts donor heart was transplanted into a patient named Karp at Houston’s St Luke's after a Friday synthetic heart case. The two hour forty five minute transfer involved a donor who died of brain injury after a grassed plane emergency. The donor’s family and daughters were named in Lawrence Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
Karp
Cooley
Oe. We
Houston
St. Luke’s
Lawrence, Mags
Eagle Tribune
Barbara Ewan
Carol Boras
Lawrence
Gail
Sharm
Boston
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Saigon Peace Proposal Rejected by Viet Cong
The Viet Cong dismissed Saigon's peace proposal as a fabrication and accused Saigon of merely echoing U S claims. They called the government the United States’ valet, saying it shows no desire to end the war and would rather prolong it.
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Saigon
United States
Vietnam
Final witnesses challenge Sirhan tests on integrity
The last witness in Sirhan's trial said two psychologists who evaluated him did not follow scoring rules and missed positive traits. They diagnosed paranoid schizophrenia and concluded he could not premeditate the killing. The prosecution urged the jury to consider the tests invalid, while remarks on Vietnam war policy and Viet Cong demands followed in the same report.
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Sirhan
Orville Richardson
Martin) Schorr
Olinger
Glinger
Nameze
United States
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Thieu
Lam
Plastic Windows to Replace Glass in 16 Schools
San Francisco officials allocate 100000 to substitute plastic for glass in 16 schools struck by vandals. The move aims to reduce vandal damage and costs, though the impact on safety and aesthetics remains to be seen.
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San Francisco
UPS
Department of Building and Rounds
Blast sinks Greek ship in Gulf of Suez
An explosion ripped the engine room of the 3,000 ton Greek ship Joulia today sinking it in the middle of the Gulf of Suez near Zaafara. Sixteen crew members and the captain escaped unharmed in lifeboats.
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Cairo
UPS
Gulf of Suez
Zaafara
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