Pueblo Ship Intelligence Unit Chief Testifies in Secret Session
Lt Stephen R Harris of Melrose Mass testified in secret before five admirals about the Pueblo’s intelligence operations and destruction procedures. Capt Vincent Thomas said testimony will resume Monday with more witnesses, including Rear Adm Cassell and Lt Edward Murphy.
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San Francisco State Campus Violence Surges Amid Strike
Militant demonstrators at San Francisco State College set fire alarms and hurled bricks and bottles as police faced a barrage from about 200 students near the campus main entrance. AFT members and minority groups back a walkout demanding higher pay and better working conditions.
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Scottsdale High embraces Western theme remodel and events
Scottsdale High School celebrates Rodeo Week with a Western styled remodel including jail bar, saloon, general store, and Piggy Bank office. Paiute-Soloma students tour Scottsdale Civic Library visit Mayor Bud Tims. Peggy Kahl places seventh in McCalls wool contest.
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19 year old to be arraigned on seven murder charges
In Prince Albert Saskatchewan a 19 year old youth named Frederick Moses McCallum faces seven murder charges after a brutal axe slaying at a Buffalo Narrows home. Victims include Thomas Pedersen his wife Bernadette and their four children plus guest Jean Baptiste Herman. One child Fred Pedersen survived and remains hospitalized in critical condition. Police say the killings occurred overnight and a possible motive has not been disclosed. The case recalls a similar 1967 Peterson family murder in Sheill Lake.
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City told it shares in guilt in Pratt assassination
National Urban League Director Whitney M. Young Jr. said Seattle bears some guilt in the killing of Edwin T Pratt, Epispalian leader, shot after opening his front door. About 1,500 attended memorial services at St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral as detectives pursued scarce leads, including two youths seen fleeing Pratt's yard and the car description.
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Coast oil slick expands off Santa Barbara coastline
Workmen battled a vast offshore oil slick leaking from a well six miles offshore. Barriers barred four marinas as 21 000 gallons a day streamed to the surface and a 10 mile tongue shaped slick neared Rincon Beach. Wildlife suffered as shore birds struggled with fouled feathers while officials feared shifting winds could push the slick ashore.
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Sirhan seeks bias defense in Kennedy indictment
In Los Angeles, defense questions grand jury bias claiming it excluded poor and young people. Sirhan B Sirhan will testify to his low economic status as his lawyer argues the grand jury system is biased and unconstitutional. Three judges testified about the arduous nomination process and low pay of jurors.
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Johnson declines winter home stay in Palm Springs
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson rejects a winter vacation at Gov. Rockefeller’s Palm Springs residence for security reasons. Reports say Rockefeller invited Johnson and his wife to use the ranch style home starting February, amid public interest and proximity to golf courses.
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Student unrest spreads again across several campuses
About 300 protested in the University of Chicago administration building over a sociology professor firing. At San Francisco State College 200 militants threw debris at police, five arrests. Berkeley and Michigan saw sit in and clashes with minimal violence, while Chicago tried to serve summonses and some burned them.
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Kleindienst and Rehnquist Approved by Senate Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced Nixon nominees Richard Kleindienst for deputy attorney general and William Rehnquist for assistant attorney general. Both from Phoenix, the picks require full Senate confirmation with no opposition foreseen.
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