Second Honolulu Church Hosts GPs Opposing War Activities
In Honolulu a band of antiwar GIs claiming sanctuary from military authority was split between Church of the Crossroads and the Unitarian Church after pews and a basement became crowded with 24 servicemen. The protest began with one AWOL soldier three weeks earlier, prompting expectations of intervention by military police.
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Honolulu
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L’s
Church of the Crossroads
Unitarian
Burglars Loot Fremont Residents Report Losses
Fremont police were told two residents returned home Friday to burglaries. Robert Minks, 48, of 37965 Stenhammer Drive, reported a broken bedroom window and $335 in stolen goods including a clock an amethyst ring a gold wrist watch and a jade and gold necklace. Jean Figueiro 40 of 36195 Perkins Street reported $256 missing items including a crystal bead necklace twelve U S savings bonds and a telephone company pin.
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Telephone Company
Prague Demonstrators Take Over Statue as Czech Resistance Grows
Demonstrators briefly occupy a statue in downtown Prague before fleeing from pursuing police and soldiers. The image, transmitted via Vienna, shows the statue as a focal point of Czech defiance against Soviet domination.
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