Hartnell election sparks row over male candidate
A Hartnell Junior College student election near Silinas produced a contested result as Mark Wall won the Associated Women Students presidency 88 to 86 over Nancy Wong, prompting a second election amid claims of possible voting irregularities and a constitutional ban on men. The affair drew in campus officials and reflected student apathy and constitutional questions.
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Viet casualties edge up South Vietnamese losses surge
Saigon reports show 82 American deaths and 687 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed last week, with 573 Africans and 1,000 South Vietnamese wounded. American battlefield deaths total 38,269 since 1961, while South Vietnamese losses outpace U.S. for five months. Light action persists along Mekong Delta and border corridors toward Saigon.
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Nudes Win in Courts Jurist Looks
A Tucson indecency trial features Judge Edward Skruggs ruling a topless ordinance unconstitutional and dismissing charges against 18 year old Nancy Soden. In California a restraining order blocks a county ordinance on topless entertainment while Los Angeles judge George Zucker attends a club showing three dancers in see through negligees with a continuation date set for October 21.
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Peace Now Rings Across California in Moratorium Day
Across California students and workers joined a Vietnam Moratorium Day protest with chants and prayers. Major rallies drew thousands at UCLA, Sacramento, Stanford and Berkeley as supporters urged U.S. withdrawal. Leaders included Herbert Marcuse and Angela Davis, with speeches by Mervyn Dymally and Ralph Abernathy.
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Raiders Admit Drinking Before Predawn Raid That Killed Man
Two state agents testified they drank beer prior to a predawn raid that ended in the shooting death of Heyward Henry Dyer, 22. Miller said he consumed two to four beers two hours before the raid, Aland Marshall said one beer. Officers claimed alcohol did not affect them and no intoxication was found among others on the raid. Jurors noted moderation, while two narcotics officers said they drank two to three hours at a Lynwood bar. Det. Sweeney's rifle discharged, shooting into a second floor apartment where Dyer stood.
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