Bremer pleads innocent in Wallace assassination bid case
Arthur Bremer, 21, Milwaukee, appeared in U.S. District Court Baltimore and pleaded not guilty to four federal counts alleging wounding Gov George Wallace and agent Nicholas Zorvas at a Laurel Maryland rally. Bail set at 200000. two day motions allowed. arraignment observed under tight security.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
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Tremer
Milwaukee
Wallace
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Nicholas J. Zorvas
Laurel
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Breiner
Tales from the Crypt and The Concert for Bangladesh at Williams
At Williams College cinema listings show Tales from the Crypt at Cinema 1 through Memorial Day weekend, PG. The Concert for Bangladesh with George Harrison Ravi Shankar Bob Dylan plays at Cinema II, originally to aid refugees. Also Telephone Book at the College Cinema, and Goodbye Columbus with A New Leaf co feature at Harte Theatre opens Friday. Showtimes: Cinema 1 7 and 9, Cinema II 7:30 and 9:50, Williamstown. one 8 o'clock show noted.
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George Harrison
Ravi Shankar
Bob Dylan
Bangladesh
Williamstown
Harte Theatre
Ali McGraw
Richard Benjamin
Harte Syith
Walter Mattbeau
Elaine May
Attacks Hit Hue Front as NVA Presses My Chanh Line
North Vietnamese troops attacked three points along the My Chanh River defense north of Hue with heavy artillery and house to house clashes in Kontum. South Vietnamese marines repelled initial assaults as U.S. advisers report multi battalion actions and air strikes aiding marine defenses. Over 200 NVA killed early, with fighting extending south of the river and offshore air support assisting Marine operations.
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UPS
My Chanh
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Kontum
Highlands
Demilitarized Zone
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Highway 1
Quang Tri Province
UPI
Ken Wagner
Northern Front
U.S. Air Fleet
Blast at munitions plant kills six in Kiln Mississippi
An explosion at the Ingram Industries munitions plant near Kiln Mississippi destroyed a building used for incendiary flare tests and started fires threatening a powder shed with the explosive power of sixty 2 000 pound bombs. Six women workers died and about 15 people were treated for smoke inhalation. Firefighting crews withdrew as an Air Force plane prepared to drop 1500 gallons of liquid to fight the flames. Marie Seal 24 was found among the dead. The cause remained undetermined and safety procedures were cited by Ered Baldwin as standard defense contractor measures.
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Sylvan Ladner
Air Force
Ladner
Ingram Industres
Marie Seal
New Orleans
Ered Baldwin
Ingram Industries
Department of Defense
Defense
Defense tests its case in Angela Davis trial
Defense witnesses testified Wednesday as 11 people spoke in the nine week trial. Angela Davis did not testify but acted as co counsel while prosecutors argued she supplied guns for the Marin County shootings. The case centers on a hostage plot to free Soledad Brother George Jackson.
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George Jackson
Richard
Arnason
Chambers
Fleet Drumgo
Soledad
Jackson
John Clutchette
Clutchette
San Quentin
Howard Moora
Miss Davis
Jackgan
Jonathan
Ulster Catholic women urge peace movement in Belfast
A group of Roman Catholic women confronted Secretary of State William Whitelaw saying the people want peace. They formed after a Protestant IRA linked violence spiked the Londonderry region, while a Springfield Road shooting injured two women. A broader Catholic peace effort grows, with calls to end no go areas and include IRA in talks. The group stressed they do not speak for all Catholics but represent many local voices seeking peace amid three years of sectarian conflict.
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Colin Pascih
Belfast
UP1
Londonderry
William Whitelaw
Anny
IRA
Northern Ireland
Stormont
Springfield Road
Mary Barr
Whitelaw
TRA
Creggan Estate
Martin Rooney
Notable figures arrested in Capitol Vietnam protest
At the Capitol a group of 93 prominent men and 42 women refused to leave after the 5 p.m. closing, sitting on the floor to protest the Vietnam War. The roster included Judy Collins, George Wald, Dick Gregory, John Steinbeck IV, Joseph Papp, Gary Wille, Karl Hess, Patricia Simon, Barbara Harris, Benjamin Spock, Larry Rivers, and Marcus Raskin. Police, at the request of Rep. Wayne Hays, arrested them after reading DC entry laws. demonstrations had delivered a petition urging an immediate end to U.S. operations in Indochina.
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Yale
Robert Lifton
Capitol
Lifton
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House of Representatives
Judy Collins
George Wald
Harvard
Dick Gregory
John Steinbeck IV
New York
Joseph Papp
Gary Wille
Karl Hess
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Patricia Simon
Boston
Barbara Harris
Benjamin Spock
Larry Rivers
Marcus Raskin
James Powell
Wayne Hays
D-Ohio
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