UCI Crowd Fills Court For Black Panther Trial
Several hundred University of California at Irvine students gathered near the Orange County Superior Court where Ar tine League, a 21 year old Black Panther, faces trial for the June 4 slaying of a Santa Ana police officer. Tests concluded, campus disruption spread to Fullerton and Costa Mesa.
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University of California At Irvine
Orange County
Santa Ana
Superior Court
Samuel Dreizen
Artine League
League
Drolzen
Air National Guard
Costa Mesa
UCI
Orange Coast College
California State College At
Fullerton
College In Exile
State College
Yale Chief Urges National Pressure Move on Nixon
Yale President Kirg man Brewster Jr urged a national student and teacher drive to pressure the Nixon administration to end the war and attack on universities. He said he would lead Yale trustees teachers and students to Washington to speak with Yale graduates in Congress about stopping the war. Brews ter noted senators Cowper and Reid offered aid and that many Yale faculty and administrators support organizing a national drive to back candidates who push for a Southeast Asia truce.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale
Kirgman Brewster Jr
Brewster
Washington, D.C
Congress
John Sherman Cowper
H-ky
Ogden Reid
R-N.y
House
Senate
Southeast Asia
UCL Cal State Fullerton Defies Reagan Orders Teach-In
More than 4 000 students and 600 teachers filled meetings at Cal State Fullerton and UCI as Gov. Reagan closed colleges. The UCI Academic Senate urged immediate troop withdrawal, while Fullerton faculty condemned the shutdown and American involvement in Southeast Asia and Cambodia.
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UCL
Cal State Fullerton
Reagan
University of California At Irvine
Ronald Reagan
Southeast Asia
Ohio
Kent State University
UCI
California State College
Fullerton
Cal State Fullerton Student Association
Cambodia
Crawford Hall Gymnasium
Cal State
Pullerton
Ward
Colleges and State University System
Gorman
Vohin
Corman
Police guard Prime Minister’s son after kidnapping threats
In Brighton England police guarded Giles Wilson son of Prime Minister Harold Wilson after threats to kidnap him and the premier’s father. A detective rode with him as he left his seaside home to attend his college, while police with dogs patrolled Brighton College. The threat traced to a Telegraph report about nine men aiming to abduct Giles to pressure release of two Irishmen jailed in Leeds. The letter warned of possible killing if needed.
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Brighton
England
UPI
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Giles Wilson
Brighton College
London Daily Telegraph
Giles
Leeds
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