Kent State shooting: non military bullet wounds student
Ohio National Guard says one of ten Kent State University students was wounded by a non military bullet in the Kent riot. Col J E P McCann and Col Gene Gordon Pelpiere disclosed a small caliber steel jacketed projectile caused the injury, with a medical examiner noting the wound could not have come from an M 1 weapon.
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Ohio campus riot prompts limits on guard use
Ohio officials vow to limit National Guard and Highway Patrol involvement on campuses, making security a campus responsibility. In Columbus the Chronicle Telegram reports gunshot wounds and autopsy notes amid four student deaths, with officials debating weapon types and ongoing investigations.
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Nixon Meets Demonstrators At Sunrise Capitol Rally
Thousands of primarily young protesters gathered in Washington to oppose U.S. policy in Southeast Asia while President Nixon urged peace at the Lincoln Memorial. Security was tight as the White House area was cordoned off and thousands of troops stood by for potential violence.
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Violent clashes erupt at campuses nationwide over Vietnam policy
Demonstrations against President Nixon's Southeast Asia policy intensify as National Guard units and police clash with protesters from the University of New Mexico to Wisconsin. Injuries reported in New York City, Iowa City, Seattle and elsewhere with fires, arrests, and mass confrontations.
Exclusive Kent State interview with National Guard commander
The Commander of National Guardsmen at Kent State University recalls the shootings on Monday and explains what happened and why in an exclusive interview. James Manley at North Ridgeville Junior High School is featured with a piece on a game called House addressing youth problems. Also, meeting minutes and drawings reveal the Midnight Wanderers social club’s 1874 heyday.
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Nixon defends Cambodia move amid troop pullout plan
President Nixon defended the Cambodia invasion and warned of recalibrating US actions. He said most American troops would be out of Cambodia by end of June and a further withdrawal of 150000 from Vietnam would finish within a year while Paris talks resume and the nuclear talks with Moscow continue. He warned escalation could trigger stronger action including possible bombing of North Vietnam if North Vietnamese forces cross the DMZ.
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Israel conducts 90 minute raid into Lebanon strikes Arab bases
Israeli warplanes bombed southern Lebanon for 90 minutes in retaliation for attacks on civilians. A guerrilla communique said one jet was shot down and another hit. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan warned of continued strikes despite international criticism to protect Israeli lives.
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Hundreds raid antiwar rally on Wall Street in New York
Several hundred helmeted construction workers aided by other workers swept down on an antiwar rally on Wall Street in New York. They beat dozens of young people and invaded City Hall and a nearby college campus. At least 60 injured. Police overwhelmed. no arrests reported.
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Weather Notes Warm and Sunny With Weak Rain Chance
The forecast calls for hot weather with mostly sunny skies and highs in the 80s. Tonight and tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a chance of showers, low around the 60s. Tomorrow will be warm again with a possible shower. Monday cooler with a shower risk. Sunset today at 8:20 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 6:14 a.m. Yesterday’s high reached 82 degrees at 2 p.m.. today’s low was 60 degrees at 3:38 a.m.
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