FBI adds accused bomber to 10 Most Wanted list
The FBI placed Lawrence Robert Plamondon, 2, minister of defense for the White Panther Party, on the 10 Most Wanted Fugitives list after his arrest in Huntington Beach. He is charged with bombing a CIA office in Ann Arbor on Sept 29, 1968, along with other White Panthers. The report notes the Penobscot Indians evicted white residents in Old Town Maine, in a symbolic act linked to land and taxes.
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Princess Margaret Reflects on Press Image in Look Interview
Princess Margaret described how early press coverage painted her as wicked to counter Elizabeth II's goody goody image. She recalled receiving harsh letters while enjoying complimentary American notes. She noted the past era felt stifling, and twenty years later a freer atmosphere allowed more personal choices for her, Princess Anne, and others.
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Stokely Carmichael questions unity of Black Power movement
Georgetown high school students walk out as Carmichael insists Black Power remain for blacks only while others form their own groups. He warns violence is needed to end repression and labels the United States public enemy No 1. Norman Mailer begins a three day sentence for past involvement in the Pentagon march, denouncing Nixon as Uriah Heep.
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California Campuses Brace for Widespread Antiwar Protests
Across California campuses the antiwar movement expanded as Berkeley police dispersed about 1000 demonstrators with fires, rocks, and tear gas while campuses at San Diego, Claremont, Stanford, Sacramento, and San Jose saw sit ins, occupations, and clashes. Tenarrests reported. violence included a burned car and damaged ROTC posts.
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Kent State Killings Spark Nationwide Antiwar Protests
Protests erupt across campuses after four Kent State students are killed and 12 injured by National Guardsmen during demonstrations over U.S. action in Indochina. ROTC buildings burn, National Guard deployed in Maryland, Wisconsin, and other states as students clash with police. calls for Nixon policy end gain momentum. University leaders and law schools plan rallies. NAS pledges memorials nationwide. Oslo protest centers on tax policy.
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Nixon Reaction Raps Violence
President Nixon urged universities to uphold peaceful dissent while condemning violence after four Kent State students were killed and 11 wounded by National Guardsmen. Vice President Agnew called the shootings predictable and warned against militant dissent, targeting officials who tolerate revolutions in a cultured voice.
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