Quiet San Francisco Headlined By Vast Campus Clash
Civil rights tensions erupt on campus as protests against Hayakawa prompt police presence and campus shutdown talks. Assemblyman Willie Brown Jr and Sun Reporter publisher Carlter Goodlet join leaders in backing efforts to keep the campus open. Faculty and students clash over gun rights and ethnic studies while a student legislature defies suspension orders.
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Robert R. South
Hayakawa
Willie Brown Jr
Carlter Goodlent
Sun-Reporter
Thomas Cahill
Goodlet
Urban Whitaker
Whitaker
Cowan
Bras Theft Bust Ties Up 134000 Worth of Underwear
Six men were booked on suspicion of stealing 134000 dollars worth of brassieres after 10300 pounds were found at a garage on 74th Street and Crenshaw Boulevard Los Angeles. Suspects include Leo Ogul Norton M. Gorman Lloyd Corella and Fed C. Wilson with links to gangland figures. Two others James Spencer and Donald R. Meyer were later taken into custody.
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Mickey Cohen
74Th Street
Crenshaw Boulevard
Los Angeles
Leo Ogul
Hollywood
Norton M. Gorman
Lloyd Corella
South San Gabriel
Fed C. Wilson
Ogul
Cohen
Bangland
James H. Spencer
Donald R. Meyer
Harbor City
Santa Fe
Vernon
Ade Ag
Los Angeles Central
Wilson
Baghdad Protests Grow Over Jordan and Israel Attacks
United Press International reports massive Baghdad demonstrations demanding death for Americans and Israelis. Radio Baghdad anchor wept as crowds urged Israel’s destruction. signs proclaimed Jerusalem or death and Palestine by blood. Premier Al Bakr accused US and Israel of plotting against Iraq, while Jordanian skies held tension and casualties were confirmed by a Jordanian military communique.
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Jordan
Israel
Ahmed Hassan Al-Bakr
United States
Iraq
Jerusalem
Palestine
Inamman
Radio Baghdad
Rome Strikes Paralyze City as 1 Million Join Walkout
A massive general strike grips Rome amid student worker protests over wage and living costs. Police report Sicilian clashes left 85 injured and nationwide riots add to the city’s paralysing shutdown with 1 million workers marching and government offices closed.
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UPI
An Sey
Beter Wilges
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Tonay
Roman Colosseum
Mao Tsetung
Josef Stalin
Ernesto
Che” Guevara
Italy
Kob
Mariana Rumor
Ciichs
Vietnam Peace Talks Stalled By Four-Party Conditions
North Vietnam voices obstacles to a four party framework for talks with the United States and South Vietnam while Hanoi and the Viet Cong insist on equal status for the National Liberation Front. Washington and Saigon push for a two sided conference as Hanoi prepares venue arrangements in Paris with Thieu and Ky heading a Vietnamese delegation.
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Hanoi
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Col
Ha Ven’ Lan
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
United States
Natonal Liberation Front
Washington
Saigon
Majestic Hotel
Nguyen van Thien
National Assembly
Thieu
Nouyen Cao Ky
Paris
Air Vietnam
Nixon Chooses Task Force Heads for Crime Panel
President Nixon named younger experts to lead new task forces on crime inflation health and voluntary action. John Dunlop 54 of Maynard and Bayid Meiselman of St Paul head health and inflation teams while Richard C Comueille runs the voluntary action unit. Nixon urged Chief Justice Warren to remain until the Supreme Court term ends to avoid disruption.
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League of Nations
Geneva
National Bureau of Economic Research
John Dunlop
Maynard
Dunlop
California
Equal Employment Opportunity
Bayid Meiselman
Meiselman
Department of Economics
Macc Alester College
St Paul
Minn
Richard C. Comueile
Center For Independent Action
Manhattan
Nixmn
Jus Karl Warren
Senate
Ziegler
Nixon
Warren
Supreme Court
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Portas
Jurist San Guilty in Draft Case
A San Francisco man Vincent J. O'Connor, 27, was found guilty by a 12-member federal jury of willfully failing to comply with a draft order to take civilian work. He argued his moral opposition to the Selective Service, addressed the court personally with his closing rather than via counsel, and awaits sentencing set for January 6 before U.S. District Judge Lloyd H. Burke.
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San Francisco
UPI
Vincent J. O'Connor
O'Conner
Raymond J. O'Connor
U S Space Agency Launches European Interplanetary Satellite
Cape Kennedy reports the U S Space Agency used a Delta rocket to launch a 238 pound interplanetary satellite owned by 10 European nations. The $12 million craft lifted at 1 55 p m for a 49 minute ascent as stages performed closely.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
U.S. Space Agency
Delta
Two Korean Professors Sentenced to Death in Spy Ring
In Seoul two South Korean university professors Chung Kyeo myung and Chung Ha yong were sentenced to death on charges of participating in a North Korean spy ring in East Berlin. The verdicts await review by the Supreme Court.
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Seoul
Korea
East Berlin
Chung Kyeo-myung
Frankfurt University
Chung Ha-yong
West Germany
Bodies Found at Crash Site Near Anchorage
Anchorage Alaska AP Fourteen bodies recovered from the Wien Con solidated Airlines crash site at Foxes Lake about 170 miles south of Anchorage as investigators led by Dick Hafler of the NTSB reported salvage of the flight recorders and cockpit voice recorder. Small planes shuttled between Thiamma and the crash site while weather allowed searches for missing parts and another engine feared to have fallen into the lake.
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Alaska
APD
Foxes Lake
Wien Consolidated Airlines
Thiamma
Dick Hafler
National Transportation Safety Board
Board
Washington
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