Raids Damage Draft Records Across Delaware
Unidentified war protestors claiming credit damaged 89 000 records at Selective Services offices in Wilmington Delaware and hit Dover and Georgetown. They cited Chicago judge Robson's sentencing as motive, following a prior raid on a Chicago draft board where ten in the group were sentenced.
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Selective Services
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Georgetown
State
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Robson
Edwin A. Robson
U.S. District Court of Northern
Ilinois
Students urged to back UC system at UCLA
UC President Charles J. Hitch told about 3,000 of 7,700 degree candidates at UCLA commencement that the university faces serious trouble and urged students to speak up in support. He warned of anti intellectualism and urged factions on campus to unite for the university’s survival. Several hundred grads donated gown funds to a Campus Peace Commencement Fund.
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Los Angeles
UPI
University of California
Charles J. Hitch
Hitch
Ucla
California
Campus Peace Commencement Fund
Thomas M. Nominton
Isla Vista Brutality Probe Announced by State AG
California Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch said the state will investigate charges of police brutality from Isla Vista unrest. The inquiry follows a request by Santa Barbara County Sheriff James W. Webster and District Attorney David P. Milner and several private citizens. Deputy AG Richard D. Huffman will lead the team.
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San Francisco
UPI
State Attorney General's Office
Isla Vista
Thomas C. Lynch
Santa Barbara
James W. Webster
David PD. Milner
Richard D. Huffman
Los Angeles
Lynch
Senate panel shoots down ABM expansion plea
The Senate Armed Services Committee rejected expanding Nixon's ABM plan. It kept three sites, added Whiteman AFB as a site, and halted five additional area defense sites. The panel cut next year's ABM cost by about 23 million and pressed limits to deter only deterrent-capacity protection.
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UPI
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Peking
Stennis
House
Whiteman Air Force Base
North Dakota
Montana
Congress
Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
Howard W. Cannon
Washington, D.C
Senate
Edward W.brooke
R-Mass
Defense Department
Henry M. Jackson
Pentagon
Israel
Red China Hints Desire to Resume Warsaw Talks
Washington reports indicate Premier Chou En-lai told Eastern European diplomats in Beijing that Communist China hopes to resume U.S. talks in Warsaw after the Cambodian crisis disrupted the dialogue. U.S. officials say the administration has not been directly informed, but channelled information supports the reports. Warsaw meetings resumed January 20 after a two year pause, with a second on February 20. a May 20 session was canceled due to U.S. entry into Cambodia.
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Warsaw
Washington
Chou En-lai
Peking
China
U.S
Chou
Chan
Cambodia
Reagan's PR Man to Address GOP Women
Two speakers join the Long Beach Republican Women Federated program at 7:39 PM at 3380 Olive Ave. Carlos Galindo, Reagan campaign aide, will be joined by Mel Bradley, community relations consultant, and Tinh Hogebsom, Spencer-Roberts field representative, in a GOP women event.
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Long Beach
Republican Women Federated
Olive Ave
Carlos Galindo
Southern California
Ronald Reagan
Mel Bradley
Reagan
Tinh Hogebsom
Spencer-Roberts
Senate wrestles with budget caps on research and ABM veto
The report shows a $7.016 million figure and a $625 million cap on independent contractor research with no direct national security effect. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield told the Joint Economic Committee Congress must be ready to kill the ABM system even if a presidential veto stands unless the Pentagon proves it will work.
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Mike Mansfield
Joint
Congressional Lconomic Committee
Congress
Pentagon
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