Kennedy Won't Seek Presidency Returns to Senate Work
Senator Kennedy, 37, appeared before reporters and Senate members after a hiatus due to the Martha's Vineyard crash and Mary Jo Kopechne death. He stated he would not resign his seat and planned to seek another loan in 1970, replying “Fine, glad to be back to work.” The Massachusetts populace had previously shown overwhelming support for his remaining as senator.
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Bail Set at 50,000 for Hermes Perez in Assault Case
Hermes Perez, charged with burglary assault kidnapping theft and sodomy, had bail set at 50,000 after arraignment before Municipal Court Judge Harry T. Shater. The incident left a Compton girl and her 60-year-old grandmother injured, grandmother's skull fractured. preliminary hearing scheduled for next Thursday.
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Five Police Shot in Panther Battle
Five police officers were wounded in a gunfight at the Black Panther Party headquarters on Chicago’s West Side. Police stormed the building, arrested three men, and seized four handguns as crowds gathered amid smoke and flames. The injured officers were treated. one officer, Richard D. Curley, faced hospitalization with shotgun wounds while four others were released. The arrestees were Joseph Hayman, Alvin Jeffrey, and Larry White.
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Noguchi Reinstated as County Coroner by Board Order
The county board ordered Noguchi reinstated as coroner after findings praising civil service and noting operation weaknesses. Commission urged separating medical and administrative functions like Los Angeles County Hospital system, while thanking Noguchi's supporters and acknowledging the counter witnesses. DeputyWeekes praised the verdict, and all supervisors endorsed the civil service system despite the opposition.
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Sukarno Divorces Reported From Two of Four Wives
Family friends say two of former President Sukarno's wives, Falta Wali and Yuriko, have divorced him. The other official wives Harlini and Raia Sari Dewi are listed, with Dewi living abroad.
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Mariner 6 and 7 Mars closeup photos reach Earth
Mariner 6 briefly failed a atmospheric chemistry sensor while Mariner 7 went silent briefly and then resumed, sending 24 martian pictures. The craft captured late night runway style approach shots of cratered terrain near the equator, with both cameras revealing details from wide and telephoto lenses.
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Nixon talks with Gandhi on Asia policy amid protests
President Nixon held talks with Mrs. Gandhi on Asia security while antiwar demonstrators along the motorcade route shouted Go Home. The leaders discussed Moscow's push for security blocs in Asia and India's resistance to outside power grouping. Gandhi urged restraint and self‑determination for Vietnamese and Asian nations. Nixon stressed Asian solutions by Asians with U.S. support.
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Red China Clashes Prompt Chinese Troop Dispatch
Reports say PLA units were sent to Swatow and Chengdu to quell factional fighting as observers tie the unrest to cultural revolution fallout in Szechuan and Kwangtung. Unverified tips name Liu Po-cheng and Ho Lung leading guerrilla forces in the mountains.
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Paris Reds Rip Nixon Tour as Provocative
The 26th weekly session of talks saw Lodge condemn Nixon's moves as provocative and dismiss demands seen as undemocratic. He warned against trusting time, insisting the United States will honor South Vietnamese self determination while pressing for real negotiations and compromise. Lam of Saigon accused the U S side of lacking popular support and warned against fraudulent methods. Thuy criticized Nixon's Saigon visit as inflaming resolve in the Vietnamese struggle against American aggressors.
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