End of San Francisco State College strike linked to amnesty pact
After 113 days the San Francisco State College strike ended with a settlement described as monumental. Leaders announced amnesty for about 400 arrested demonstrators and said some suspensions would occur but no expulsions. The conflict involved BSU and Third World Liberation Front demanding black studies and enrollment programs amid campus violence and mass arrests.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
San Francisco State College
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Hayakawa
Frank Brann
Mark Hurley
BSU
Indictments Grow From Chicago Convention Riots
Seventeen people face federal charges under the anti riot provisions of the 1968 Civil Rights Act after a grand jury handed up indictments in Chicago. Defendants include David Dellinger Rennard Davis Tom Hayden Abbie Hoffman Jerry Rubin Lee Weiner John Fraines and Bobby Seale leaders or allies of antiwar and radical groups. NBC director Enid Roth is charged with illegal interception of communications for alleged bugging at the Hilton where Democratic committee meetings occurred.
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Abbie” Hoffman
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Youth International Party
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University of Oregon
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New York
Sweden
Nixon
Chicago) . Mayor i Liberate Daley
Enid Roth
NBC
Conrad Hilton
Chinese accuse Soviet rulers of fanning anti China hysteria
Chinese officials denounce the Soviet leadership for stirring anti China sentiment at home while Russian papers report border tensions and vigilant troops along the Sino Soviet frontier. Radio Peking accuses Moscow of colluding with US imperialism and provocations on Damansky Island.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Radio Peking
Moscow
Damansky Island
Spelling Bee Runner-Up Bert Grieco Corrected
Bert Grieco, a sixth grade student at Apache School, finished second in the Regional spelling bee at Village Meadows School after a misspelling by a regional correspondent. The article notes his name should be Grieco with a capital G.
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Bert Grieco
Apache School
Village Meadows School
Progress Area
Brieco
Snow Storm Strands Travelers and Triggers Flood Alerts
A Great Lakes system brings up to 10 inches of snow across the upper Midwest. Five foot drifts slow travel and close schools in Nebraska Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin. Lowland flooding in Nebraska prompts evacuations in Columbus and a missing seven year old near Waco.
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United Press International
Great Lakes
Midwest
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Columbus
Neb
Waco
Ohio River
Anguilla claims three men as sovereign rulers
In Anguilla the trio Ronald Webster Anthony Lee and Robert Bradshaw claim to head state of the 35 square mile post while 6000 residents resist a British force of 400 to 800 troops. Webster and Lee dispute Bradshaw though islanders reject the imposed government. Communications are limited with no phones or electricity.
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Anguilla
UPI
Caribbean
Robert Bradshaw
St. Kitts
British Association of States
Lee
Webster
Bradshaw
Paris talks stall as Vietnam negotiation fails again
In three months of talks Allied and Communist officials failed to agree on progress in the Vietnam war talks. Lodge said there was no allied escalation under Nixon while Tran Buu Kiem insisted no progress was made today.
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Paris
UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
Tran Buu Kiem
Lodge
Nixon
South Vietnam
Denials Fly Over Gorton Misconduct Allegations
In a heated parliamentary session Australia Prime Minister John Gorton denied rumors stemming from an unwritten and apparently nonexistent article in Private Eye. Miss Minelli and Miss Willesee denied misconduct and said they would sue or testify, while editor Richard Ingrams dismissed the allegations as nonsense.
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Perth
Australia
UPI
John Gorton
Liza Minelli
Judy Garland
Private Eye
Gorton
Geraldine Wille
William H.crook
Willesee
Minelli
Miami Beach
Miss Willesee
London
Richard Ingrams
CTA
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