Protests Spread as Colleges Face Sit-Ins and Threats
Harvard officials warned a shutdown over ROTC and campus unrest, while police ended a sit-in at Harvard with 157 arrests and 3 injuries. Stanford identified protesters in the Applied Electronics Laboratory after a fifth day, Cornell announced a black studies center, and Northwestern disciplined 21 Black students amid ongoing demonstrations nationwide.
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Hayakawa Sparks Democratic Debate Controversy
A heated exchange at a Democratic conference features remarks criticizing liberal voters and party leadership. Ross accuses attendees of using minority communities and mocks campaign dynamics, alleging discontent with party conduct and calls for accountability amid tensions.
First Moon Walk Man Designated
Blond, blue eyed astronaut stands 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs 185 pounds. Armstrong, commander of Gemini and Apollo missions, brings calm to emergencies. Apollo 11 slated to launch July 16 with Armstrong Aldrin and Collins.
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Crash Spills Thousands of Bomb Detonators
A truck carrying 35 000 bomb detonators collided with two cars north of Laramie Wyoming. One person died and three were injured in the fiery crash. Fire crews and a demolition team from Fort Carson searched a desolate wind swept area for up to 4 000 undetonated detonators. It would take days to clear 35 acres and rail traffic was limited after the blast. The truck was enroute from Hooks Texas to Utimil Ore.
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Thirteen Convicted For March On Parley Hall
Thirteen persons including five Democratic convention delegates were convicted of disorderly conduct for staging a march on the convention hall in August. Fines ranged from 400 to 200 dollars. Magistrate Arthur Le Dunne delivered the verdict in Chicago's longest disorderly conduct trial without a jury, weighing police powers against First Amendment protections.
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Nixon Proposes Broad Pension and Tax Reforms
President Nixon outlined 10 proposed measures to Congress, aiming to boost Social Security benefits, share federal revenues with states, curb organized crime, expand equal employment opportunity, and initiate a three year tax reform. He emphasized measured costs and warned against extravagant promises while signaling longer range plans after stadium studies.
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Sirhan’s Psychiatrists Case Nears Jury in Kenne dy Killing
The Los Angeles trial of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, the confessed Kennedy assassin, heads to a jury after 15 weeks as prosecutors challenge psychiatrists claims of lack of malice and lack of premeditation. Chief deputy Lynn Compton argued the defendant planned and carried out the murder, while defense urged justice in America. A juror was replaced mid-trial and a burglary report from Washington noted jewel thefts from former Sen. Monroney’s Oklahoma home.
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Reagan Seeks Two Term Limit for Governor
In Sacramento, Gov Ronald Reagan requests constitutional amendments to cap a governor at two consecutive four year terms and to require governor and lieutenant governor candidates to run as a team in general elections. He argues the eight year limit would bring new blood and ideas to address state challenges. The measures were introduced by Assemblyman Charles A Conrad.
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Charles A. Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Four Iraqi Muslims found guilty of CIA collaboration
In Damascus Syria four Iraqis were found guilty of collaborating with the CIA. They died in a related incident at dawn Sunday in Baghdad's central prison, according to authorities.
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San Francisco State College
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Strifetom College
Damascus
Syria
Central Intelligence Agency
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