Wallace condemns violence while touring Maryland and Massachusetts
Presidential candidate George C. Wallace said he opposes groups advocating violence including the Ku Klux Klan and accused ABC News of fabricating a contrived film incident. He spoke at an airport news conference in Baltimore amid a Maryland and Massachusetts campaign swing.
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Vietnam
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Columbia Md
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ABC
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Ala
Robert M. Shelton
United Klans of America
New York
ABC News
Elmer W. Lower
Shelton
Sam —Donaldson
Lower
Sam Donaldson
Burtow
Gov
Witnesses in Ray King case vanish from sight in Memphis
Three key witnesses against James Earl Ray have disappeared, possibly in protective custody, while a fourth is confined to a mental institution. The missing include Charles Stevens and former house manager Bessie Brewer, with new managers claiming they knew little of the witnesses.
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Tenn
Upi
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
David Calcutt
United States
Ray
London
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Stevens
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Willie Anchutz
Frank Holloman
Fire and Police
FBI
Robert Jensen
Yuzuda Retains Orient Junior Feather Title in Tokyo Bout
Kumamoto Japan Kiyohide Yuzuda aged 12 14 retained his Orient junior featherweight boxing title by outpointing South Korea's Su Kang So 12 1 in a 12 round bout in Kumamoto.
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Japan
Kiyohide Yuzuda
Orient
South Korea
Su Kang So
Moscow Talks on Ending Rocket Race Heartens U S Officials
Washington hailed Moscow's call for talks on curbing the rocket race as a major advance. State Department officials said the Soviet government is prepared to exchange opinions on limiting offensive and defensive nuclear systems, with Geneva and Moscow as likely forums for followup.
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U.S
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Gromyko
Supreme Soviet
Russia
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Geneva
McCloskey
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kremlin
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S. Senate
Church Picnic Slated July
The annual Sunday school picnic of First Church of the Nazarene will be held Thursday July 4 in Thompson Park Areas 13 and 14. The event starts 1 a.m. with a basket lunch at noon and activities including volleyball, softball, sack races, and horse shoe pitching.
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