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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1967

Page

6

SDS Urges Sedition Urban Guerrilla Force Leader Says

Gregory Calvert of Students for a Democratic Society describes building a guerrilla force in an urban setting and actively organizing sedition. The piece surveys New Left mood, factionalism, antiwar impact, and links to international movements with Che Guevara cited as a guiding figure.

New York Students For A Democratic Society Gregory Calvert Vietnam New Left Peace Old Left Latin America Europe Ernesto Che Guevara Calvert Che America

Kennedy and Udall Kayak Down Hudson Rapids

Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall paddled kayaks with their families through Hudson River rapids in upstate New York despite a nor easter. They began near North River in Warren County and planned to reach Riparius to join the White Water Regatta.

North Creek N.Y UPI Robert F. Kennedy Dn.y Stewart L. Udall Hudson River Upstate New York Seaboard Kennedy Udall North River Warren County Riparius

Fire Destroys Resort Mansion in Newport

A fire of suspicious origin destroyed a vacant seaside mansion in Newport Rhode Island early Saturday. The landmark Beacon Hill, once the summer cottage of the late Arthur Curtis James, now belongs to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence.

Newport R.I UPI Beacon Hill Arthur Curtis James Providence

Tourist fishing boat burns near Panama City

The 55 foot Mar Ann caught fire about a mile off shore Saturday forcing 18 aboard to leap into the sea. All were rescued by another fishing boat and a Coast Guard patrol craft. An electrical short touched off the blaze and the vessel burned to the waterline before grounding on a reef.

Panama City Fla Coast Guard Atlanta Mar Ann T. Frudaker Marvin Fucher Gulf of Mexico Luther Joiner

Garrison demands CIA photo of Oswald for Kennedy case

New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison urged the CIA to release a photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald he says was withheld from the Warren Commission. He claimed the CIA provided a fake image of Oswald and a Cuban companion instead.

New Orleans UPI Jim Garrison Central Intelligence Agency Lee Harvey Oswald CIA Warren Commission Garrison John F. Kennedy Oswald Cuba Mexico City United States

Nuclear black market warned in advisory panel report

An Atomic Energy Commission panel warns a black market for fissionable materials may emerge with criminals or terrorists diverting materials to weapons. It urges a universal safeguards system, severe penalties, and an informer reward program as plutonium production rises toward 100 kilograms daily by 1980.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Ralph F. Lamb Western New York Nuclear Research Center Buffalo A.E.C United States Commission

Moon Soil From Surveyor 3 Appears Like Fine Sand

Scientist Dr. Robert F. Scott of Caltech says the Moon’s soil from Surveyor 3 is granular and sand like with grains about one fifteenth of an inch wide. He notes some pebbles crumble under the robot claw while others resist crushing as NASA plans further study and Lunar Orbiter 4 prepares to map 96 percent of the lunar terrain.

Moon Surveyor 3 New York California Institute of Technology Robert F. Scott Caltech Scott National Aeronautics and Space Administration Jet Propulsion Laboratory NASA Cape Kennedy Fila

Rail Labor Preview of Arbitration Versus Strike

Washington hearing before the American Bar Association heard railroad executives press for compulsory arbitration to avert strikes. Railway labor executives oppose arbitration calling for industry seizure. The debate previews Congress hearings on Johnson’s plan to settle a rail labor dispute involving 137,000 workers and a 90 day shutdown block with a mediation board.

Washington Johnson Association of American Railroads The National Railway Labor Conference Railway Labor Executives Association Madison Ho American Bar Association Congress

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