Unruh Attacks Reagan Tactics Over Berkeley Crisis
Assembly Democratic leader Jess Unruh criticized Governor Reagan on a television interview over the Berkeley campus unrest. He warned that the declared state of emergency has fueled militancy and compared it to a Tet offensive. Unruh said he could handle state federal cooperation better if governor and defended Chancellor Roger Heyns as caught between militants and the Reagan administration.
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UC Berkeley Faces Threats as Strike Extends
Students at the University of California campus enter the second month of the strike amid warnings of possible violence. National Guardsmen and law enforcement prepare to intervene if rioting repeats, while Gov. Reagan and Chancellor Heys discuss handling the unrest. 127 arrests have been made since the strike began, and a state of extreme emergency remains in effect.
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Scions to Tell Congress Don’t Put ARM System Here
Nineteen California legislators urged Congress to reject a nationwide antiballistic missile system. Assemblyman John L. Burton and co authors criticized the plan, noting Los Angeles and San Francisco could host sites and warning about accidental explosions threatening major cities.
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Improved F5 Fighter Aims To Rival MIG21 Speed
Northrop Aviation plans to upgrade the F5 fighter to match the MIG21 with an GE engine boosting thrust from 4080 to 5000 pounds. The F5 21 will gain more wing area fuel capacity and better maneuverability enabling 14 percent higher speed 1050 mph and 23 percent quicker climb. First flight is targeted for mid 1970. In another item a US sky diver died after colliding with a parachute during a jump near Marana Arizona.
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Air Search Fails to Locate Lost Fullerton Pilot
The Civil Air Patrol reported an intensified weekend search for Fullerton pilot Leroy Fudge, missing since Tuesday after his light plane disappeared en route from Troutdale, Oregon to Fullerton. About 15 aircraft on Saturday and 10 on Sunday covered the route but found no clues as they aimed to cover every inch of the course.
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Bauer Named Acting Executive Director of GOP Finance
Thomas F. Bauer Jr. of San Juan Capistrano was named acting executive director of the Republican National Finance Committee. Bauer, 38, has led California GOP Central Committee finance since 1965 and will replace C. L. Langhorne Washburn. He will also run the Congressional Boosters Club to fund non-incumbent Republican House candidates.
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