Burglary, politics, and war memory in a single page
Denise Rutkoskie, 21, reports $2,371 stolen in a Glendale Savings heist while Frank Sundey, 23, is jailed later for armed robbery. Bernadette Devlin becomes Britain’s youngest Commons member at 21 after Mid-Ulster victory. Harvard faculty clash mirrors San Francisco State turmoil over ROTC and police. Purple Heart honors given to Duane Hodges of Creswell after Pueblo incident. Israel weighs US Liberty compensation claims totaling 43.5 million for crew injuries and ship damage.
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Glendale Federal Savings Co
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Nice
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Santa Monica
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Ireland
Mid-Ulster
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Bernadette
Commons
William Pitt the Younger
North Korea
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Duane Hodges
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New Ivy League Sit In and ROTC Shuffle Across Campuses
About 59 Columbia University students began a second sit in at Hamilton Hall after a seven hour protest at Philosophy Hall. They demand vacant university owned apartments be opened near campus and will remain until met. Three students were injured at Philosophy Hall and two administration officials escaped a disorderly scene. In Cambridge Massachusetts the Harvard Corporation will reduce ROTC to extracurricular status per a faculty resolution. At Atlanta University black students blocked trustees inside a conference room for five hours demanding a six college complex named for Dr Martin Luther King Jr. In Miami a bomb blast damaged the dean of men's office with 70 injuries reported.
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Boston Globe
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Marvard Corporation
Cambridge, Mass
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University of Miami
Atlanta
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Martin Luther King Jr
Ex-Minuteman leader tied to raid for weapons cache
U S Treasury agents seized nearly 1000 submachine guns and large quantities of arms at the home of Richard A Lauchli Jr a former Hiineis Minutemen leader in Collinsville Illinois Also found were 50 hand grenades seven rockets a launcher 25 rifles and thousands of rounds Lauchli previously paroled from Terre Haute for illegal firearms manufacture sale and shipment He was arrested after negotiating a sale of weapons valued at 17000 with undercover agents.
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Treasury Department
Richard Lauchli Jr
Collinsville
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UPL
US. Treasury
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Hiineis Minutemen
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Atty
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U.S
William Giffin
Springfield
Lauchi
Federal
Thompson
Utah
Lavetli
Eagleton
Federal Penitentiary
Terre Haute
Ind
Antiwar Protesters End Stanford Sit-In
Stanford University protesters ended a nine day occupation of the applied electronics laboratory. About 600 students voted to temporarily suspend the protest and leave, with plans for a mass meeting on April 25 to consider further tactics including possible reoccupation. The Stanford Judicial Council granted emergency powers to manage the disruption.
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Stanford
Calif
UPI
Stanford University Laboratory
Applied Electronics Laboratory
Doren Weinberg
Kenneth 8. Pitzer
Eonnot
David Pugh
Armored Car Guard Slayers Get $200000 Haul
Four bandits killed guard Hilly Greenwood and wounded driver James Woods during a Texas armored car holdup. The robbers fled in a stolen car after shoving Greenwood with multiple gunshots and loading canvas money sacks into a blue late model Chevrolet. Woods crawled a quarter mile for help and was listed in fair condition. Police reported Greenwood armed and bound when killed.
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Armored Motor Service Inc
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James Ray Woods
Greenwood
Pointblank Range
Wands
Parkland Hospital
Oman
Woods
Agreement Averts Pan Am Strike as Union Ratifies
Pan American Airways and the AFL-CIO Transport Worker Union reached a tentative agreement just before the strike deadline. Details were withheld pending ratification by about 35,000 union members. The union sought no less than 60 cents an hour over three years. The accord came as the National Mediation Board announced the breakthrough before midnight Thursday.
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Pan American Airways
Afl-Cio Transport Worker Union
National Medici Board
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