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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1969

Page

4

Thanksgiving Fast Protest Planned at Plymouth Rock

Protesters in Plymouth plan a Thanksgiving service of dedication beside Plymouth Rock to denounce the Vietnam War as families shop for a feast. Speakers include Rev. John E. Cupples of Boston Nobel laureate George Wald and entertainer Dick Gregory. Local clergy and lay leaders organize the ecumenical event with aims to protest in Washington on Thursday. Dennis Quinn, son of attorney Thomas F. Quinn, serves aboard a Mekong Delta Navy patrol boat.

Plymouth Mass Plymouth Rock Vietnam John E. Cupples Boston George Wald Harvard Dick Gregory Helen Chase Washington Thomas F. Quinn Dennis Mekong Delta Quinn Norris E. Woodbury Gerald Krick First Parish John B. Scorzone St. Peter's Catholic Church William W. Williams Iie First Baptist Church

Mississippi golf club admits blacks and wins federal loan

Washington AP report says the Farmer's Home Administration approved a 265000 loan to expand the Natch ez Trace Club near Tupelo, after the club admitted three Black members amid civil rights scrutiny. The 241 member club will use funds to broaden its course and clubhouse.

Washington Mississippi Farmer's Home Administration Fmha Associated Press Agriculture Department Natchez Trace Club Tupelo

Italy Denies U S Extradition of Hijacker to Face Death Penalty

Rome reports Justice Minister Silvio Gava ruled that Raphael Minichiello, who hijacked a California to Rome airliner on November 1, will not be extradited to the United States for air piracy. Italy binds to a European convention barring extradition to nations with the death penalty. Instead, he will be tried in Italy under charges with maximum penalties up to 30 years.

Rome Raphael Minichiellg California United States Silvio Gava Gava Italy Taly

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