Non-military research ban to be enforced by Defense Dept
Washington reports Defense Secretary Packard commits to enforcing the 1969 law banning nonmilitary research. He says funds will go only to projects with direct military relevance and that NAS will review borderline studies. Sen. Mansfield seeks explicit guidelines and real budget savings.
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Unorthodox Defense Promised in Chicago Riot Trial
Chicago riot conspiracy trial defense promises an unorthodox strategy led by Tom Hayden. The seven defendants face charges over the 1968 Democratic National Convention protests. Hayden says the case will reveal hidden issues and argue the acts were legal as participants in creating a new street society.
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Reading sections reshuffled in Dominion Post today
The Dominion Post revises its layout with editorial pages placed in Section E alongside farm news and regional pages. Other sports and classifieds move to Section D, while sections include business labor world news and features such as Holiday social season and Tasting tea.
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Rolling Stones concert draws 100000 to Altamont site
Thousands flocked to Altamont Speedway for a free Rolling Stones show along with Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead. Traffic snarled for miles as fans walked to the site 50 miles southeast of San Francisco, delaying the start by three hours amid drug-related medical calls and a temporary field hospital.
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U S commanders order indoctrination on civilians in Vietnam
United States officers in South Vietnam were directed to reinforce civilian protection rules after reports of civilian killings. The two page directive emphasizes strict adherence to existing guidelines, warning that biased actions will not be condoned and urging precise civilian identification before opening fire. The move follows the Song My investigation and charges against Lt. Calley, with further probes into additional soldiers ongoing.
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