Antiwar Coffee Houses Stir Columbia Crowd
In Columbia South Carolina the UFO coffee house opened by New Left activists draws 65 patrons many soldiers from Fort Jackson. Police and city officials clash with the venue citing disruption while Summer of Support funds antiwar study and plans a Chicago protest at the Democratic National Convention.
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Fort Lewis
Portsmouth
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National Mobilization
Mr. Davis
Thomas Hayden
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Students For A Democratic Society
State Department
Hanoi
Loop
Leesville
Fort Polk
U.S.O
City Hall
University of South Carolina
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Chamber of Commerce
National League of Municipalities
Group Hopes to Locate and Raise USS Monitor Off Cape Hatteras
A North Carolina partnership led by Tidewater Services seeks to locate and raise the USS Monitor, the Union ironclad sunk near Cape Hatteras. Under a 1967 law the state owns wrecks, with a permit granting nine square miles of exploration offshore.
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State Department of Archives and History
Hatteras Point
Robert L. Simmons
Adm
E. M. Eller
Naval History
Navy
Townsend
Indictments After Racial Incident at Rik ers Island Jail
Twenty three white inmates are indicted on charges of riot and possession of dangerous items after an incident July 9 when six Black inmates sat at a whites only table in a jail recreation area. Prosecutors say the attack left a star pitcher in a coma.
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