Record Protest of War Moratorium Across Cities
Crowds across Boston New York Atlanta and other cities rallied against the Vietnam War as a nationwide moratorium drew hundreds of thousands. Demonstrators held candlelight marches faced minor incidents and police, with some vandalism and arson reported at ROTC sites and selective service records. Organizers called the day a success, praising public involvement and hope for change.
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New York University
Greeswich Village
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Sam Brown
21 Draft Cards Burned in Long Beach Protest
A Long Beach antiwar rally drew about 4,000 people as draft cards were burned in a candlelit protest near City Hall. Organizers criticized federal policy and called for faster U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam while police kept order and traffic moving. Notable participants included local activists from the Peace and Freedom Party and Peace Action Council.
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City Hall
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Carolyn McIntyre
Peace and Freedom Party
Dick Meyers
Citizens For Peace
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Los Angeles
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State Assembly
Meyers
Pickeline
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Vietnam
Brazil to inaugurate REO DE JANEIRO under military rule
Informed sources report Gen Emilio Garrastazu Medici chosen by Brazil's military junta to be the nation’s next president. He is slated to be inaugurated October 30 after the junta declared the presidency vacant following President Arthune da Costa e Silva’s removal for incapacity. The vice presidency was likewise declared vacant.
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Reo DE Janeiro
Emilio Garrastazu Medici
Brazil
Arthune da Costa E Silva
Casly Silva
Fler Costa E Silva
Inventor Challenges Votomatic Fraud Danger in LA
Dr Joseph P Narris, inventor of the Votomatic voting system in Los Angeles County, told the Elections Security Committee that punchcard ballots and computers cannot eliminate fraud risk. He warned no system is foolproof, while asserting negligible danger in California. experts cited possible tampering paths, none proven. Rex Layton and Charles Morne led witnesses as the hearing continues weekly into November.
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Syhteh
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Narris
County Elections Security Committee
University of California Berkely
Waris
California
Remy
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Wieness
Rex Layton
Hearth
Charles I. Morne
General Dynamics Corp
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Caninen Ware Scan
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Girl Freed After Ride of Terror
A 17 year old girl was kidnapped and held in a park area and state prison hospital grounds during a 30 mile ride. Police say a white male about 30 with a hat abducted her using two kitchen knives. She was found bound and gagged but uninjured by a guard and described the kidnapper as desperate and erratic. The suspect, believed connected to Pasadena robberies, fled in a station wagon and was later detained in Albuquerque.
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Sacramento Union editor Anderson dies at 48
James Anderson, editor of the Sacramento Union, died today after seven months illness. He underwent cancer surgery and brain surgery. Anderson served as Pacific division editor for United Press International and was the UPI bureau chief in Sacramento for 12 years before retiring.
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UAW Strikes American Motors Across Wisconsin Plants
The United Auto Workers struck American Motors Corp at 12:00 a.m. after a failed strike deadline. Negotiations stalled since noon, with progress reported as none. About 10,24 union members across Milwaukee Ke Nosha and Brampton plants authorized action. Brampton unaffected due to different contract expiry.
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Kenosha
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Youth 18 Killed by Lift Truck in Long Beach
Efrian Constanag, 18, a Gardena resident, died when a forklift overturned at D and D Motorcycle Shop on 320 Way Street in Long Beach at 9 30 a m. Forklift operator George Calderon, 23, of 20 Hoffman Avenue, attempted to help but the machine toppled and crushed Constanza. Calderon was uninjured.
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Mets Rally To Take Series In 5-3 Win Over Orioles
In a tense game the New York Mets defeated the Baltimore Orioles 5-3 to clinch the series. Key moments saw Cleon Jones driving runs, Swoboda and Roberts contributing infield plays, while Clendenon homered for the Mets. Orioles right fielder Brooks Robinson and pitcher Jim Palmer saw competitive at-bats with several fielding errors affecting the late innings.
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Welding in space tests for Soyuz 7 and 8 mission
Reports say Kubasov conducted welding in the orbital cabin during a 77000 meter orbit test. The aim was to study welding behavior of metals in vacuum space and samples were brought to the command compartment for examination.
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Israel Jets Raid Suez Canal for Second Consecutive Day
Israeli jets struck central Suez Canal positions near Ligymtino and Gulf of Suez rocket sites for a second day, shelling sites that had fired on Israel overnight. One 19 year old Israeli soldier died in mine and artillery duels near Suez City. a civilian was wounded as the waterway remained closed since 1967.
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Tel Aviv
Gulf of Suez
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Three Medics Win Nobel Prize in Medicine
The Royal Caro line Institute of Stockholm announced that three medics, one American born, won the Nobel Prize in medicine for discoveries about the replication mechanism and genetic structure of viruses. Their work promises deeper understanding of inheritance and virus diseases affecting polio, measles, influenza, and more.
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H. Gobind Khovana
Marshall W. Nirenberg
Royal Caroline Institute of
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Owusse
Mich
Lansing
Delbruck
Berlin
Luria
Turin
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