Viets Near Civil War Tensions in Da Nang
Fighting raged across Da Nang as government forces used tanks and mortars against rebels near pagodas. Civilians suffered, hundreds wounded or killed, while Buddhist leaders called for Thieu Ky’s resignation and warned of further turmoil amid anti-American sentiment and student protests.
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Woman elected to UAW board marks historic first
The United Auto Workers chose Miss Madar, a 21 year old candidate, as the first woman to hold high office on the union board. Reuther was voted to lead the union again with Emil Mazey and Pat Greathouse among top officers. A debate over enlarging the executive board preceded the vote.
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Stanford Students Rally Over Draft Test Deferment Policy
Stanford University students gathered outside President Wallace Sterling’s office in a public, sleep-in protest over draft deferment tests. About 150 youths carried signs and urged a full, public investigation of the test’s social and moral implications while leaders of the Stanford Committee for Peace in Viet Nam pressed for a public meeting and moratorium on the test.
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San Francisco doctors charged over abortions by medical board
The state Board of Medical Examiners filed charges of unprofessional conduct against two San Francisco physicians Dr Reymont Smith and Dr Shively amid a broader push by prosecutors to charge more than 40 Bay Area doctors for therapeutic abortions on women exposed to German measles. The complaints, signed by Wallace Thompson, stem from participation in hospital abortion committees approving operations to prevent deformities, with state law permitting abortion only to save the mother’s life.
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