Monday, April 5, 1971
University Daily Kansan
News Capsules By United Press International
New Jersey: Jews
HIGHTSTOWN — Police arrested 16 persons and confiscated guns, knives and chemical spray Sunday in efforts to head off possible violence at a rally held on Saturday. The next few days were recent cross burnings. There were nine cross burnings in the area in January and February. A cross burning in nearby Franklin Township Saturday night was the first since late March.
Newark: Teachers
Leaders of the Newark Teachers Union said they could not end a nine-week strike Monday, before formal certification of a settlement is complete. If the strikers do not return to work by Thursday, they cannot return until April 19, the end of a 10-day Easter vacation period beginning Friday.
A segment of Interstate Highway 225 bisecting the city where he was slain was dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the third anniversary of his assassination. King was shot to death on April 4, 1968, as he stood on a baleen in front of a crowd of hundreds. He was planning a mass march in behalf of 1,300 mostly black sanitation workers who were on strike.
Memphis: Highway
San Quentin: Brawl
About half of San Quentin Prison's 3,000 inmates were locked in their cells following a beating in which two prisoners were injured. Joan the victim and possibly the attacks were the result of racial tensions which recently accounted for 12 stabbinghits, two of them fatal. The two inmates, both were attacked as the Saturday night movie was ending.
Montreal: Rail Strike
Labor Minister Bryce Mackayse has said he "good reason to think" the nationwide Canadian Railway strike threatened for 11 a.m. today can be averted. Negotiators for the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific railways are working to resolve the dispute. Engineers met separately over the weekend in talks. It was believed wages were still the main issue involved.
Italy: Marchers
REGGIO CALABRIA - Hundreds of demonstrators attacked regional government officials with rocks and bottles as the politician was addressing the situation in claiming Calabrias as a region. Police fought back with barricades of tear gas and made club-swapping charges into the ranks of marchers in this district, but they were not about the naming of a rival town as the regional capital.
Virginia: Search
PORTSMOUTH—The Coast Guard called off its active search for the 31 missing crewmen of the oil tanker Texaco Oklahoma. The ship broke up in a storm 120 miles off the North Carolina Coast March 27.
Sen.Hughes To Propose Commission
WASHINGTON (UPI)-Sen. Harold E. Hughes, D-dowa, said Sunday that he would propose a bill that would commission of leading juries to set standards for assessing crimes when innocent civilians are killed.
The senator said he would introduce a non-binding "sense of the Senate" resolution shortly after Easter to provide for establishment of the commission of justice members by the leaders of supreme courts in each nation involved.
Hughes, citing the great controversy surrounding LL. William L. Calley Jr.'s conviction and the resulting connection with the My Lai incident three years ago, said there was a lack of evidence to validate the evidence against them.
He said the commission could set forth new international standards for protection of civilians during wartime.
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