Laird maps Vietnam pullout and defense cuts impact
Former Defense Secretary Laird outlined a phased Vietnam withdrawal with a total U.S. troop level near 90,000 and 300,000 in reserve, trimming overall armed forces by as much as 60,000 and potentially reducing draft totals below 225,000. He warned of large civilian and contractor job cuts as defense staffing shrinks proceed.
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Laird
Los Angeles
United States
Vietnam
Defense Department
Skull Cap Worn in Chicago Seven Trial Sparks Tense Exchange
In Chicago the Chicago Seven trial featured a clash over a historian witness wearing a black skull cap during oath taking. Judge Hoffmann warned the witness to remove his hat, then allowed it after the prosecution objected. Arlo Guthrie testified, recounting Alice’s Restaurant.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S
Arthur J. Waskow
Institute For Policy Studies
Washington
Waskow
Israel
Wil-lim M. Kunstler
Hoffman
Hallinan
Arlo Guthrie
Guthrie
Alice's
Stockbridge
Mass
U.S. Army
STATE COLLEGE TENSIONS COOL STATE WAVE OF PROTESTS
Students urged lifting the suspension as protests gathered at the Administration Building and Humanities Office Building. Robertson claimed Simonsen would let him and Steele assign final grades despite the suspension, while Goodman–Malamuth would do a final grade check. A restraining order sought by the state college Board of Trustees barred leaders from interfering with college operations.
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Humanities
Robertson
Simonsen
Steele
Litlie Theater
John Dee
Board of Trustees
Ronald Reagan
Simonsen and Goodman-Malamuth
Back Pay and Old Job Offered by Los Angeles Harbor
The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners offered former employee Michael J. Trujillo his old post as manager of real estate and $36,000 in back pay plus interest. Judge Patton ordered reestablishment of the position, with back pay offset by earnings since his resignation.
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Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners
Harbor Department
Michael J. Trujillo
Pollard
Garden Grove
Commission
Trujillo
Los Angeles
Robert Patton
Harbor Commission
Warbor Department
Jack West
Truillo
West
Refund on $50 dawn payment at Barker Heathers
A Barker Brothers Los Angeles spokesman says the $50 dawn payment is credited to the customer’s account and will be refunded. The request followed a larger later payment dispute, with the refund now in process. Additionally, Tad Burness is a 31-year-old Sau dose artist whose work is syndicated and whose book has been published. Tom Harmon, born Sept 28, 1910, is a notable former football star and current KTLA sports director.
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Barker Heathers
Long Beach
Isil
Barker Brothers
Los Angeles Cstomer Service
Tad Burness
Jim
Wj.r
Lakewand
Sau Dose
Burness
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Auta Athan
Scholastic Book Surview
AIA Sao
Pleasanton
Calif
Peppertree Estates
Wirst
San Jose
Tom “Marmon
Avalon
Tom Harmon
AlleAmerica
University of Michigan
Army Air Corps
Mier Khawn
Bor
Los Angeles Rams
Diny
KTLA
Los Anges Tem
Searchers Hunt Youth in Canyon Night rescue under way
UCLA student Robert Theders, 19, from Huntington Beach, has been missing in Angeles National Forest since Sunday. In Bear Canyon a six man sheriff’s search party combs the area while his two friends who were with him returned to the Westwood dormitory believing he found another ride home.
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UCLA
Huntington Beach
Angeles National Forest
Bear Canyon
Robert Theders
Natalie Theders
Pecan Ave
Westwood
Sheriff'f Department
Southland May Sights A New Comet
Southern colorados may see the newly discovered comet Tago Sato Kosaka low in the southwestern sky if conditions clear. Dr Tobias Owen of Caltech says it could appear for about two weeks, about four to five million miles long and as bright as a medium star. A sheriff's helicopter used in the search was grounded due to rain and low clouds.
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Tago- Sato-Kosaka
Tobias C. Owen
Callech
Owen
War Foes Occupy MIT Building Over Civil Disobedience
A group calling itself a Democratic Society occupied MIT buildings, demanding immediate discipline reforms and the abolition of a disciplinary committee. Police were not discussed as a means, and the intruders forced entry, unfurled Viet Cong flags, and planned to stay overnight while readers spoke in the corridors.
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Laird
U.S
University
Paul Gray
Johnson
Gray
Wren
Johson
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National Mobilization Committee
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CSLB
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Truijilla
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Catalina Terminal
Pacific Trade Center
Keith Smith
Terminal Island
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Actiin
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