Dispute Boils Over Demands By Students
Berkeley activists press to lift campus limits on political action. Demands include allowing money collection for civil rights work anywhere on campus. Calls mount for legislative investigation and expulsion of demonstrators. Faculty mediators urged. Savio leads the Free Speech Movement as 814 face charges and 5,000 rally.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
South
Don Mulford
Berkeley Repubican
Sproul Hall
E. Richard Barnes
San Diego Republican
Edward W. Strong
American Association of University
Strang
Board of Regents
Edmund G. Brown
Afl-Cio Labor Councils
San Francisco
Alameda
University Board of Regents
Philosophy
Mario Savio
Savio
New York
East Side
Sit
Donlon Receives Medal Of Honor From President Johnson
President Johnson decorates Capt. Roger H. C. Donlon of Laugherties New York with the Medal of Honor, praising his service in South Viet Nam. Donlon, hit four times, directed fire, administered aid, and moved under fire to sustain his unit during a five hour Nam Dong battle near the Laotian border.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
South Viet Nam
Roger H. C. Donlon
Laugherties
N.Y
White House
Country Club
Donlon
Viet Nam
Nam Dong
University of California clash sparks campus ruckus
Berkeley scenes follow a dean letter that curbed off campus political activity. Demonstrations surged as 814 people were arrested during a Sproul Hall sit-in after Governor Brown dispatched police. Regents upheld some political freedom while disciplining four student leaders amid calls for amnesty.
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San Francisco
Sheraton Palace
Clark Kerr
Davis
Kerr
Towle
Dean Towle
Regents of
University of California
Campluses
Sproul Hall
Free Speech Movement
Board pins Bien Hoa attack on lax South Vietnamese security
A U S military board found South Vietnamese troops were lax in securing Bien Hoa air base during the November mortar attack that killed four Americans and damaged 27 U S planes. The attack led to a decision to send hundreds of U S security personnel to bolster bases in South Vietnam, including about 150 to Da Nang.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Bien Hoa
United States
South Viet Nam
da Nang
William C. Westmoreland
Gulf of Tonkin
Algeria Sends Men and Arms to Congo Rebels
Diplomatic sources report 40 Algerians, likely military advisers, seen at Khartoum Airport with several planeloads of supplies bound for Congo rebels fighting Premier Moise Tshombe. About 40 Africans, allegedly Congolese trainees from Algeria, accompanied them. Weapons include Soviet rifles and mortars. Western diplomats view the shipments as boosting rebel leverage in a coalition government.
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New York Times
Cairo
U.A.R
Algeria
Moise Tshombe
Khartoum
Sudan
Tshombe
Congo
Soviet Union
Washington
Ren Ryeren
Durt
Neing
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Berkeley, Cal
Katherine A. Towle
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Hyde Park
Christmas Club Now
Carbondale National Bank
FDIC
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Civitas
Tinos Carbondale
Jacquard Cardigan
Catalina
St, Clair
Carbondale
Herrin
Murphysboro
Southern Illinoisan
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