Militant Priest Demands Reparations From Churches
National Black Economic Development Conference chief spokesman James Forman spoke at St George's Episcopal Church in New York demanding 51 million in reparations for Negroes. He urged church trustees to alter governance and support changes in society while criticizing church investments and a legacy of exploitation. The event drew protestors and backing from some clergy, with prior fundraising claims of 15 thousand dollars from a church group later confirmed.
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Fremont Attic Has Relics Military Report On Vietnam Attacks
Military spokesmen said U S helicopter gunships attacked the Communist force near Tay Ninh with rockets and machine gun fire after spotting camp fires. American artillery salvos targeted Communist positions with no U S casualties reported. The new offensive began Thursday night with ground assaults and more than 100 shelling attacks on bases and towns in South Vietnam as rocket and mortar strikes were noted Sunday night and Monday morning. 99 shelling attacks were reported Saturday night.
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Indian Army Chief Gen Sam Manekshaw Takes Post
Gen Sam Manekshaw, aged 52, assumed command as chief of staff of the Indian Army in New Delhi. He is the first Indian Military Academy graduate to hold the post, as all six predecessors trained at Sandhurst.
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Daily Review Inge Tre Arcus Publication Details
The Daily Review publishes notices under Superior Court Order No 314054 dated June 21 1961 in Alameda County California. It lists general circulation status and postal details with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and mail delivery terms.
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Superior Court of the
State of California
County of
Alameda
U.S. Forces Attack Northwest of Saigon in Vietnam War
U S forces fired on an area seven miles east of Tay Ninh City near Saigon using artillery rockets and machine guns. Command spokesmen reported no Communist fatalities despite the bombardment as night operations continued in the Saigon region.
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UPS
U.S
Tay Ninh
Nixon outlines Vietnam policy amid Midway reference
President Nixon calls Midway a turning point and announces a forthcoming communique on Paris peace talks, pacification, and land reform as Thieu and Nixon meet reporters at the White House driveway, hoping the Pacific becomes a vast community of free nations.
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Thieu
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Humphrey says Kennedy would have backed him if California loss
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey suggested that if Robert Kennedy had lost the California primary he would have endorsed Humphrey. He spoke on the anniversary of Kennedy's assassination, saying Kennedy might have become president if he had won the nomination and that Kennedy’s death likely changed the country’s political direction.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
California
Humphrey
Ian Thins
Los Angeles
McCarthy
Thomas Lynch
Inc
Nimphrey
Newark Officials Fight Over Police Department Reorganization
Newark City officials clash over plan to restructure the police department to improve span of control and unity of command. Morrison aims to add a captaincy and lieutenant, reducing retirement costs, while Balentine seeks more street manpower with minimal new positions. Budget figures await Monday’s session at Newark Fire Station 2.
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Balentine
Richard W. Turnlund
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Newark Fire Station
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