Rallies Against War Across Campuses and Cities
Demonstrations against the war surged on campuses and in urban areas. In Morgantown and Amherst arrests were made as draft cards were torn and protesters clashed with police, while in Los Angeles teach-ins and pro war rallies were planned with speakers from unions, universities, and political groups. Police warned against trespass as demonstrators sought to march on government property and target military induction centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tors
TIOSE
David Bennett
Morgantown
W. Va
Exe
New England Committee For Non-Violent Action
University of California
Angeles
UCLA
University Committee On
Victory In
Los Angeles
Samuel Ww. Yorty
Meyerhoff Park
Viet Nam Association
Viet Nam
William Longstreth
Antivas
Pershing Square
Armed Forces Induction Center
Watts
Vast Science Center At Catalina Planned By USC
USC plans a five to 45 acre ocean research complex on Santa Catalina Island with initial 1 million building to start in June. Private funding and National Science Foundation support expected, aiming to employ about 300 scientists and students for oceanography marine biology and geology research. Long Beach State College participation hoped, with harbor facilities and vessel berth under discussion.
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Topping
National Science Foundation
Wrigley
Los Angeles
Pereira and Associates
USC
University
Long Beach Harbor
Los Angeles Harbor
Wilmington
UC Regent Appointed by Gov Brown
SACRAMENTO 4% San Diego attorney Dewitt A Higgs former State Bar of California president was named today by Gov Edmund G Brown to the UC Board of Regents. Higgs 58 succeeds Donald McLaughlin of San Francisco whose 16 year term expired. A Democrat Higgs serves without pay. Brown pressed to appoint two San Diegans to the board with backing from Assembly Speaker Myrlie Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
San Diego
Dewitt A. Higgs
State Bar of California
Edmund
G. Brown
Board of Regents
University of California
Higgs
Donald
McLaughlin
San Francisco
Brown
San Diegan
Assembly
Jesse
Inglewood
California
Jean Malse
Thug Kills Self After Holding Oregon Pair Hostage
Ex-con Acree held a Oregon couple hostage for eight hours and opened fire on Wilson, then killed himself after police breached the Fawbush home. Wilson survived after two operations. Acree resisted surrender and died by his own gun.
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Jack Backe
Harry Acree
Juanita Tucker
Acree
Sap Wirenno
Thug
Self
Oregon
Wilson
UPI
Fawbush
Faw
R. G
Howard
Acrée
James
W.L. Trout McCutcheon
Classified Ads Tease Your Finds Quick and Easy
Readers are urged to use classified ads to locate items and services. The notice promotes turning to the classifieds for fast access, with concise categories and regular updates for buyers and sellers seeking bargains.
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Dorothy Healey
Communist Party
Simoni Casady
California Democratic Council
Stanley Sheinbaum
South Viet Nam
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
Stoward Levy
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Fanny Lou Hamer
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Mary Clarke
Women's Strike For Peace
Bertrand Russell
D. F. Fleming
Students For A Democratic Society
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
W. E.B. DuBois Club
Ucla Veterans For Peace
Catalina
Long Beach State College
Maytag
Thor
Atlantic Ave
Long
Charles Fawbush
Wirepkalo
Fannauens Gytt
Ata
Ririres
E. Pacific Geaest
All Penney
Jenneys
Pup
Gaymode
Orange
Ventura County
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