Man in Black Tie to Protest War Across City Hall
California man Kent Bach signs a bold protest in the New York Times urging others to wear black ties and drive with headlights during the day until the Vietnam War ends. He says one person can fight city hall, and votes must be unambiguous yet not theatrical, noting no black tie equivalent for women.
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SONS AT WAR SOLON HITS VIET POLICY
Michigan House approved Thursday a resolution backing U S policy in Vietnam, overriding opposition from Rep Rosetta Ferguson a Detroit Democrat with two sons in service She accused white lawmakers of political influence to keep their boys in the service and charged some had no sons in the Army or enough to go in He spoke against broad pro war resolutions.
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Draftees harangued as two students jailed in protest
Two Stanford students David Brown and Fred Bennett, aged 22 and 21, were jailed in Oakland after allegedly haranguing draftees and distributing anti draft literature at an Army induction center. They faced bail of 110 dollars. Ten others joined a picket effort by War Resisters League and Stanford Anti Draft Union. Meanwhile San Fernando Valley State College suspended nine students after an antidraft demonstration, with four more suspended for refusing to remove tables and literature from Sierra Hall. A hearing is set for next week. Seattle area quake measured 3.2 on the Richter scale at 4:22 p.m. with minor impacts, seismologist says.
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Million Names End War Drive Seeks National Signatures
A nationwide campaign to collect one million signatures, including 450,000 from the bay area, calls for immediate negotiations to end the Vietnam War. Clergy leaders Msgr. John Scanlon Rabbi Jo Repke and Dean Julian Bartlett announce the effort with public drives in communities and advertisements planned in bay area papers. They aim to show broad public support to prompt the President to rethink Vietnam policy.
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Nuclear Ship Savannah Heads for Asia Tour
The nuclear ship Savannah will sail today from Savannah Georgia for its first far east visit. It is expected to call at ports in South Korea Japan and the Philippines with a tentative stop at Hong Kong. Earlier the House Appropriations Committee urged the Johnson administration to keep the vessel operating rather than retire it in August, voting 3.3 million dollars for fiscal 1968 operation.
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