Unrest Hits Los Angeles Schools As Violence Spreads
Police report extensive damage across Carver Junior High Jefferson High and other campuses. About 200 students swarmed Fremont High while fires, broken windows, and overturned desks disrupted East LA and Valley schools. Seven adults and five juveniles were arrested as Black Students Alliance organized a strike.
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Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Carver Junior High
Jefferson High School
Fremont High School
Crenshaw High
Manual Arts High
East Los Angeles College
Political Science
Los Angeles City Colege
Black Students Alliance
Los Angles
Black Students Union
Tom Reddin
Black Educators
Board of
Edication
Ray Builer
Jordan High of
Sam — Yorly
State Patrol Remains at Berkeley After Meeting
Gov Reagan's tough campus security policy persists at the University of California Berkeley as highway patrols stay on the strike line under UC Chancellor Roger Heyns. Heyns said officers remain as long as needed, with discussions about cost but no details given. A National Guard tear gas team also remains at Sproul Hall with local officers in emergencies.
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Sacramento
Reagan
University of California In Berkeley
Roger W. Heyss
Govenor
California
Heyns
Edwin Meeser
H. W. Sullivan
Glenn C. Ames
Frank Madigan
Alameda County
Berkeley
Sprou) Hall
Highway Patrol
Sproul Hall
Army National Guard
Lens pulled from boy's ear in Parma scare
In Cleveland Ohio a year after a contact lens was found in the right ear of 4 year old Robert Eagleye, doctors at Deaconess Hospital removed the eyepiece with tweezers after the child complained of distress. The child's mother Mrs Robert Eagleye of suburban Parma reported the incident and warned of unusual ear discomfort in young children.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Eagleyé
Parma
Robert Eagleye
Robert
Freed U S airmen reach Bangkok after Cambodian release
Four American airmen held in Cambodia for a month are freed following a letter from President Nixon to Prince Sihanouk. Maj Querin Hurlik, CWO-2 Laird Osburn, Spec. 5 John Fisher, and Spec. 5 Rob Pryor were captured on Feb 12 when their L19 plane was shot down near the Cambodia South Vietnam border. They were kept in a Cambodian naval barracks before the plea prompted their release.
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Bangkok
Cambodia
Nixon
Norodom Sihanouk
Fou
Querin Hurlik
Savannah
Laird Osburn
Webster Springs
W.va
John Fisher
Gainesville
Fla
Rob Pryor
Oak Ridge
Phnom Penh
Osburne
Earleer
U.S
Saigon
Hurlik
Unions Recertified at Los Angeles Herald Examiner
At Los Angeles, union ballots overwhelmingly favored recertification as bargaining agents for the Herald Examiner after a 15 month strike. Results: 1,360 in favor, 25 against, with 17 unions voting including American Newspaper Guild and Typographers. The paper had continued publishing during the dispute.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
National Labor Relations Board
Herald Examiner
William O. McCarthy
Hearst-owned
William R. Robertson
Los Angeles’ County Federation of Labor
American Newspaper Guild
Paparhandiers
Web
Electrical Workers
Hickel Nominates James Smith for Water and Power Assistant
Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel announced the nomination of James R. Smith a Nebraska businessman and marketing relations manager for Northern Natural Gas Co as assistant secretary for water and power Smith 51 of Omaha and Mrs Elizabeth R Farrington 70 of Honolulu former member of Congress and president director of the Honolulu Star Bulletin were named to direct the Office of Territories
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Washington
Walter J. Hickel
James R. Smith
Nebraska
Hickel
Elizabeth R. Farrington
Office of Territories
Smith
Omaha
The
Northern Natural Gas Co
Farrington
Honolulu
Congress
Honolulu Star Bulletin
Sirhan Killed Symbol of Father in Kennedy Trial
Dr. Martin Schorr testified that Sirhan Bis hara symbolically killed his father by killing Kennedy, explaining the 24 year old Jordanian hated his father and sought a socially unacceptable act. He described Sirhan as psychotically disturbed with memory lapses and a Jekyll Hyde personality, saying murder was predictable with a reasonable degree of certainty. The testimony followed Sirhan’s outburst and discussed his attempt to plead guilty and be executed. Francis B. Kent of the Los Angeles Times will speak on Latin American turbulence at California State College, Long Beach.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Los Angeles
Martin Schorr
Kennedy
San Diego
Sithan
Emile Zola Berman
Schorr
Sidhan
Berman
Superior Court
Herbert Walker
Howard
Francis B. Kent
Los Angeles Times Foreign Bureau
At & P.m
California State College At
Long Beach
Kent
Times
Mexico City
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Woodland Hillis
Poly High
Jordan High
Franklin Junior High
Jordan
State Patrol
Bill Stall
L.A
Styte
Osburn
Nel
Tay Ninh
Vietnam
Robert Pryor
Laird Osbourn
PTT A
Welch’s
Welch
Hyde
Latin America
Bonds
America
Hond's
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
Anaheim Shopping
Huntington Beach Shopping Center
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