Sit-In at RPI Administration Building Continues
More than 200 students occupy the RPI Pitts burgh administration building after a noon rally and march. They demand greater student and faculty participation in president selection, an apology from trustees, and amnesty for protesters while planning to stay overnight.
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RPI
Pittsburgh
Richard J. Grosh
Dr. Grosh
Henderson
Board of Trustees
The
Institute
Lawrence Katz
Charlie Brown
Lucy
Posters Seek Slayers of Israeli Consul General Elrom
Istanbul posters show eight young men and a woman wanted for the kidnap slaying of Ephraim Elrom as martial law extends to two more months. The crackdown targets leftists, with about 1,000 detained, and a new 58-name wanted list circulated.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ephraim Elrom
Israel
Ertugrul Kurkcu
Yusuf Kupeli
U.S
Wanted
Neomi
Iskay Demir
American Robert College
Elrom
Turkish Peoples Liberation Army
TPLA
Nihat Erim
Ankara
Panther Trial Ends in Mistrial for Seale and Huggins
In New Haven a jury of five Black and seven White members failed to reach verdicts on all charges against Bobby Seale and Eric Huggins in the Rackley slaying case. Judge Harold M. Mulvey declared a mistrial and said prosecutors will seek a new trial.
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New Haven, Conn
Harold M. Mulvey
Black Panther
Bobby G. Seale
Cutor
Superior Court
Seale
Ericka Huggins
Alex Rackley
Mulvey
Reds Strike In Darkness Near Saigon
North Vietnamese assault troops attacked an American armored cavalry encampment near Saigon in darkness aided by a mortar barrage. Eight U.S. soldiers were killed and nine wounded 23 miles northwest of Saigon. The ground attack was repulsed with artillery and helicopter gunships. enemy losses were not disclosed.
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Saigon
U.S
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Route 1
Phnom Penh
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Cam Ranh Bay
Chattanooga Braces Under Guard Amid Tense Nights
About 2,000 National Guardsmen patrolled downtown Chattanooga and Hamilton County after three nights of unrest. Air and ground security included helicopter patrols with lights off and a city curfew. Civil authorities warned aircraft to avoid downtown as guardsmen check road traffic.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga
Phil Max
Federal Aviation Administration
Maxwell
Hamilton County
East Tennessee
Winfield Dunn
Tennessee Air National Guard
McDonough Attacks Charter Opponent At Dinner Meeting
Edward F. McDonough criticized GOP rival Raymond Sick during the Rensselaer County Democratic Committee dinner at Mario's Theater Restaurant. He urged support for a county charter with an appointive manager, accusing Sick of opposing reforms. Guest speaker Joseph F. Crangle assailed Gov. Nelson Rockefeller over perceived broken promises and business-friendly policies.
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Rensselaer County Democratic Committee
Edward F. McDonough
GOP
Joseph F. Crangle
Erie County Democratic Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
McDonough
Crangle
Sick
Rockefeller
Mario's Theater
William R. Murray
Edward J. Quinn
John C. Fleming
Troy City
Democratic
Jack Short
Rockefeller bond plan faces Kelleher objection in Assembly
Governor Rockefeller pushes a $2.5 billion transportation bond approved by both houses and heading to a November ballot. Assemblyman Neil Kelleher denounces the measure as unfair to Troy area and warns of long term repayment costs, while bipartisan leaders back the plan as essential to New York's growth.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Stockson
Troy
Kelleher
Rockefeller
Neil Kelleher
Watervliet
Vermont
Earl W. Brydges
Assembly
Perry B. Duryea
Senate
Joseph Zaretzki
Stanley Steingut
New York State
John D. Caemmerer
Long Island
James H. Donovan
Lewis County
Donovan
Ex-Senator Thomas J. Dodd Dies at 64 in Connecticut
Former Connecticut senator Thomas J. Dodd, 64, died of a heart attack in Old Lyme after a long public career. Once eyed as a 1964 vice presidential candidate, he was censured in 1967 for misusing campaign funds and later ran as an independent, seeking to clear his name.
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Old Lyme
Connecticut
Barbarette
Dodd
Congress
Senate
Justice Department
Joseph Duffey
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
High Court To Rule On Forced Schooling
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if states can compel Amish children to attend high school. Wisconsin appeals a ruling exempting Amish students from compulsory attendance, arguing modern education aids life prospects.
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High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Green County
Georgia
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Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce
Trojans For A New
League of Women Voters
MC Donough
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T. J. Dodd
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