Disorders spread to Duke Berkeley and campuses nationwide
A midwinter wave of student protests prompted National Guardsmen and police to monitor multiple campuses. Duke University faced clashes near Durham as 500 guardsmen were stationed, Berkeley saw 36 arrests, and Madison, Wisconsin mobilized 1,000 guardsmen plus 600 police amid a 10,000-strong march led by Black students. Demonstrations spread to Amherst Massachusetts and Chicago campuses with tear gas, sit-ins, and demands for Black studies programs and broader reforms.
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Warren P. Knowles
University of
Durham
N.C
Duke University
University of California
Berkeley
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Dow Chemical Co
University of Chicago
Madison
State Capitol
America
Willie Edwards
Tomore
Students For A Democratic Society
Duke
University of Illinois
Champaign-Urbana
Mississippi Valley State College
Itta Bena, Miss
Protest hinted on Abel's USW election vote
Emil Narick a union attorney trails in two behind incumbent I W Abel in unofficial USW quadrennial vote amid irregularities claims Narick said 69 percent of actual votes cast Tuesday while observers note denied access to locals in Canada and Houston no concession yet and official count begins February 21 with results by May 1 and offices June 1
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Pittsburgh
UPD
Emil Narick
I.W. Abel
United Steelworkers of America Usw
Narick
Abel
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Gary
Ind
Houston
Tex
Honest Ballot Association
USW International
Sirhan defense paints trance before Kennedy shooting
In Los Angeles defense lawyers argued Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was in a trance with no voluntary control when Kennedy was shot. They described him as immature and emotionally disturbed, who fantasized of being a hero and savior, relying on psychiatric testimony to claim diminished responsibility.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Emile Zola Berman
Kennedy
Berman
California
Probers Study 2nd Spy Ship In Virginia Port Visit
Five admirals conducting a court of inquiry into the USS Paolo case traveled to Little Creek Virginia to inspect the USS Palm Beach an intelligence ship similar in size and gear. Pueblo skipper Lloyd M Ducher did not make the trip and the third phase of the Pueblo ordeal may not start until mid next week.
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Coronado
Calif
Paolo
Virginia
Little Creek
Palm Beach
Pueblo
Lloyd M. Ducher
Navy
North Korea
Avon council rejects Rt. 611 resurfacing plan in favor of city streets
Avon council turns down joining state in resurfacing Route 611 and plans to reallocate funds to other city streets. Wellington village moves to seek renewal of its sewage plant disposal permit. Spencer village council advances sanitary sewer project toward reality. In a separate hearing on North Korea on the high seas, testimony calms the case as Lt Harris faces questions over orders to destroy secret materials.
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Avon — Council
State
Wellington
North Korea
Bucher
Pueblo
Stephen Harris
James F. Kell
Hayward
Calif
Harris
Navy
Kell
Hoover to step down as FBI chief on January 1
State attorneys general in Washington were told by an unnamed source that J Edgar Hoover plans to retire as FBI director on his 71st birthday next January 1. The Miami Herald cited a Washington correspondent and said Hoover has expressed the intention to resign voluntarily.
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Miami
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miami Herald
Herald
National Association of Attorneys General
Hoover
Ohio halts plans for Lake drilling
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources withdraws plans to permit offshore drilling in Lake Erie amid pollution fears. Gov officials cite concerns after a Santa Barbara spill and rising opposition from state legislators. No permits had been issued and no oil or gas operations exist on the American side of the lake.
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Columbus
Lake Erie
Department of Natural Resources
Fred E. Marr
Donald Pease
Oberlin Democrat
Santa Barbara
Calif
George V. Voinvich
R-53
Lake
Pacific
Morr
Smith Seeks Lorain Elections Board Appointment
Elyria councilman Eugene B. Smith aims for the vacant Lorain County Board of Elections GOP post after Robert J. Corts resigned to join the Ohio Senate. Sen. Corts predicts Smith may be nominated while Joseph Zieba could become executive committee chairman. appointment requires Secretary of State approval.
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Eugene B. Smith
Elyria
Lorain County
Board of Elections
GOP
Robert J. Corts
Ohio Senate
Harry V. Jump
Jump
State Senate
Ohio Insurance Department
Corts
Republican Executive Committee
Republican Central Committee
C-T
Councilman Smith
Sen. Corts
Joseph C. Zieba
Lorrain
GOP Central Committee
Elections Board
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Smith
Sen
Ection
Secretary of State
Marsh
Columbus
Sible
Zieba
West Erie Ave
Lorain
County Board of Elections
Young girl ages to forty reflect changing views on admiration
A compact meditation traces a girl from age two to forty as she reinterprets a man’s praise. At two she blushes, at thirty she sees him as clever, and at forty she asks what he wants. The piece surveys evolving perceptions of affection and intent.
Weather flurries and cold with minor warming ahead
Variable cloudiness and continued cold today and tonight with a few snow flurries this evening. Highs in the mid to low 20s, lows in the teens. Tomorrow partly cloudy and slightly warmer with highs in the mid to upper 20s. North winds 5 to 12 mph. Sunset 6:29 p.m., sunrise 7:20 a.m. Dentils ad on page 18.
Coming Sunday The Way Top Entertainers Stay On Top
A preview of The Sunday Chronicle highlights enduring top names in show business with a behind the scenes look. The section contrasts Ford’s Maverick and the Anglo-French Concorde in minicars and supersonic aircraft and notes outdoor features on bass fishing methods by Don Miller.
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Sunday Chronicle
Ford
Don Miller
Cleveland man arrested in Mall bank theft case
Cleveland man Joseph William Drago, 45, was arrested at his home by FBI agents in a case linked to a $93,000 theft from Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. at Midway Mall. He is one of four indicted men including Charles Grisham, Joseph Didrip, and Donald Coates. The case follows a two day FBI search and he is held on a $25,000 bond.
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Cleveland
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Elyvia
Joseph William Drago
East 124Th Place
Brago
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Midway Mall
Brinks Inc
Drago
Mershall
Grisham
Warren
Joseph Didrip
Youngetown
Donald Coates
Brook Park
Charles G. Cusick
FBI
Pennsylvania
Julius Petro
California
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Wisconsin
New York
City College
University of Miami
Florida
University of Florida
Gainesville
Stephen O’connell
Chicago
Roosevelt University
Singapore
Soviet Union
Sen. Kennedy
Israel
Probers
Spencer
Wendell Leach
Leach
High Seas
Avestock
Rts Prine Etre
Sam of the People Resteane Shree Ade Empetien
Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
Agai
James Marsh
Princeton Ave
Third Ward
Richard P. Portnick
Eugene
Joseph C. Zteba
Meyer Goldberg
Charles
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