Murder Orders of Panthers Told
Testimony quoted Murray as detailing the Black Panther Party plan to wage guerrilla warfare against the United States to organize black people for targeted violence. The FBI linked the BPP to the Black Student Union and Students for a Democratic Society amid campus protests. The Nixon plan aims to let federal courts force campus access with marshals or troops if needed to enforce anti riot orders and extend student aid loss to five years.
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Black Panther Party
United States
Drass
BPP
U.S
Cratic Society
Congress
House
Nixon tax surcharge extension advances in House panel
The House Ways and Means Committee approved extended income tax surcharge and anti inflation measures, 15 to 10. The package keeps the 10 percent gur tax through year end and 5 percent until mid 1970, offers relief to about 13 million at lower incomes, and delays investment credit repeal and auto and telephone excise tax cuts.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Body of Girl Found in Swamp Near New Canaan
The 10 year old Mary Mount was identified by dental charts as the victim found in swampland near New Canaan. Police say foul play is suspected. autopsy pending. Mary disappeared May 27 from Kilwins Park, about 0 miles from home. Her father Joseph Mount, an International Business Machines executive, confirmed the clothing matched. Investigators work as homicide inquiry continues.
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Conn
Here
Mary Mount
New Haven
Henry F.keller
International Business Macchines
Joseph Mount
Norwalk Hospital
Mary
Mount Home
Wilton-New Canaan
Oil Spill Hits Mississippi River Near Alma Wisconsin
The Corps of Engineers ordered survey teams and vacuum trucks to battle a 25 mile oil film from a wrecked barge on the upper Mississippi near Alma Wisconsin. About 40 000 gallons leaked, dissipated by rain, with booms and pumps aiding cleanup in backwater areas. Residents and conservationists fear wildlife impact as the slick drifts downstream.
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Wis
Corps of Engineers
Mississippi River
Richard J. Hesse
St. Paul, Minn
Cal
Hesse
Soe
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Janes Everson
Mississippi
Benan
Wing Dam
Riots Hit Albina District as Firebombs Run Wild
Portland battles a fourth straight night of violence in Albina with more than a dozen fires set by what firemen call a new class of firebombs. Black youths armed with rifles roam the streets while police reinforce patrols to protect fire crews and disperse crowds.
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Portland
Otte
Albina
Nathan Proby
Seven of Diamonds Teenane Center
Lidie
Alpina Por Tice
Firm Edge for GOP in Assembly Victory
The GOP gained a decisive Assembly majority as Wood, a moderate who vows to vote his own mind, won the seat formerly held by Alan Pattee. Reagan phoned support while Republican turnout overwhelmed Democrats who lagged in voting. Minor candidates trailed with small totals.
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Farr
Senate
Assembly
Alan Pattee
GOP
Mitchell Bedford
Bertram Rudolph
American Independent Party
Alton Ogborm
Ronald Reagan
Republican Party
Pentagon weighs pullout of 25000 troops from Vietnam
The U S military plans another withdrawal of 25 000 ground forces from Vietnam. About 2000 Army Reserve and National Guard personnel will be demobilized while 4000 regulars from the 2nd Brigade 9th Division head home to be inactivated. Nondivisional and support units totaling 2000 and Navy and Marine forces are slated for redeployment to the United States, Hawaii, Japan, and Oklahoma, with remaining assets sent to the Pacific Command.
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U.S
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Stith Artillery
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Army National Guard
Vietnam
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United States
Sth Division
Hawaii
Army Reserve
Pacific Command
Okinawa
Japan
No Refund for Reagan Says Aide
Reagan seeks a $70 property tax refund for his Pacific Palisades home but LA County Assessor Watson rejects it citing state law requiring Sacramento residence. A Reagan aide says he rents in Sacramento and votes there, while the governor claims Pacific Palisades as his home. Keating Sworn Ambassador to India in Washington ceremony.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Pacific Palisades
Los Angeles
Philip E. Watson
Watson
Two Conservatives Win New York Primary Victory
In New York the two conservative contenders gained decisive margins with Wagner 252,283 and Badillo 215,381 while Maller and Scheuer trailed. Lindsay condemned what he called reactionary forces amid a mood of hostility, vowing that reason would return before November. Wagner lamented the results, drawing comparisons to Los Angeles and Minneapolis. Marchi, 47, longtime state legislator with civil rights record, claimed GOP nomination by a clear Republican majority. Procaccino, 58, son of Italian immigrants, rose from Harlem roots to City College and Fordham Law, then city judge and comptroller aide.
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Wagner
Badillo
Maller
Scheuer
Lindsay
Os Angeles
Minneapolis
Sam Yarty
Los Angeles
Thomas Bradley
Charles Stenvin
Dan Cohen
Stenyin
Marchi
New York
Procaccing
Harlem
City College
Fordham Law School
Procaccino
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