Kennedy kin backs not running for president
The Kennedy matriarch says Edward Kennedy unlikely to seek the 1972 presidential nomination citing family obligations and current priorities. She notes Eddy is not inclined to run and prefers waiting for a later time.
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Parochial school tax credit plan urged by presidential panel
The President's Panel of Nonpublic Education recommends tax credits for parents paying parochial school tuition and direct tuition grants to welfare families using nonpublic schools. Nixon, who favors aid to nonpublic schools, is to consider the plan as a basis for policy. The panel warns direct aid is unconstitutional but aid to families may pass muster, citing a crisis of rising costs and falling enrollments in nonpublic schools, especially Roman Catholic ones.
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Protests Sweep Campuses As Antiwar Demonstrations Rise
More than 125 demonstrators seized gates at Wright Patterson AF Base in Fairborn Ohio to protest U.S. bombing of North Vietnam. In Maryland Gov Mandel called up National Guardsmen near the University of Maryland after three nights of student disorders. At UMass Amherst 15 students staged a sit in at the ROTC building. Protests spread to Antioch College and Columbia University while marches and clashes with police occurred in College Park and New York City.
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Antiwar protesters arrested after sit-in at North Hollywood center
Nineteen demonstrators from Vietnam Veterans Against the War staged a seven hour sit in at a naval training center in North Hollywood. Police used axes to break barricades and hauled the four men and five women away in police buses. One protester was in a wheelchair as officers relocated them from a recreation room to a storage area and then to a locker room barricade.
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