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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1968

Page

12

Violence and Unrest Spread Across U S Universities

Across campuses from Stanford to Franconia College student protests intensified amid racial and political tensions. At Stanford arson damaged the Navy ROTC building while sit ins pressed suspensions. unrest at Cheyney State College, Wellesley, Columbia, Northwestern, Texas, and Franconia followed with demands for reform, negro studies, housing, and increased black enrollment.

United Press International California Stanford University Central Intelligence Agency Pennsylvania Cheyney State College Northwestern University Evanston University of Texas In Austin

Tear Gas Used In Paris Riot By Police

Paris police used tear gas cannisters to flush out students rioting for a third day in central Paris. More than 60 people were hospitalized and many treated on the scene as clashes spread from Sorbonne to the Arch of Triumph and Champs Elysees.

Paris UPI Red Cross Sorbonne University United States North Vietnam Arch of Triumph Verdun Champs Elysees Latin Sorbonne le Figaro

Ex-Policeman Pleads Innocent in Gun Assault Case

Ismael V. Bobadilla, a former city policeman, pleaded innocent at arraignment before Superior Court Judge Richard Boylston to assault with a deadly weapon charges. A trial was scheduled for September 17. Bobadilla is accused of threatening Ronald I. Kall, 24, with a gun.

Ismael V. Bobadilla Superior Court Richard Boylston Bobadilla Ronald I. Kall

Rights Must Also Be Told Prisoners

The Supreme Court ruled 5-3 that prisoners must be advised of their constitutional rights when questioned. The decision overturned a Florida man's 30 month sentence for filing false income tax claims, with Justice Black stating tax investigations are not immune from Miranda warnings.

Washington Supreme Court Florida Hugo L. Black

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