Indian Bill of Rights Drafted in Missoula Montana
Indian Bill of Rights drafted by the Montana Defender Project at the University of Montana may serve nationally. The program, led by William F. Crowley, works with Indian cases, education for students, and a model code by Patrick C. Sweeney for preservation, aided by Ford Foundation funds and federal sources.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana
University of Montana
William F. Crowley
Law S‘hool
William J. Jameson
Secral
Iowa
Jameson
Montana Sureme Court
Proct
Patrick C. Sweemy
Crowley
Sweeney
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Ford Foundation
Nigeria Warns Against Parachute Aid to Biafra
Lagos reports Nigeria warns foreign groups not to airlift relief to Biafra and vows to shoot down any unapproved flights. The warning intensifies as famine and blockade fears rise in the seven million population in the secessionist east.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Biafra
Iilish
East Central
Ae Nigeria
Nigeria fights on in year-old civil war
Egypt offers to take back a U.N. peacekeeping force as part of an Arab-Israeli set. President Johnson engages in ranch-style diplomacy before taking off for a weekend conference in El Salvador.
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Nigeria
Egypt
U.N
Johnson
el Salvador
Enemy Antiaircraft Missiles Fired At Giant B52 Bombers
SAIGON AP two enemy antiaircraft missiles were fired at U S Air Force B52 bombers attacking North Vietnam’s southern sector Thursday. Spokesman said none of the eight-engine bombers was hit. The B52s began a massive bombing campaign Monday against artillery sites and storage areas in the panhandle and the northern part of the DMZ. Since then they have flown 28 raids in the area. In South Vietnam troops of the 1st Division probed booby trapped bunkers as part of a wide search for weapons to threaten Saigon. The operation uncovered more than 35 100 pound Russian rockets and more than 1 000 smaller rockets. A large cache near Dau Tieng prompted a big base attack earlier Thursday. Marines suffered four killed and 13 wounded in a 40-minute clash near Khe Sanh as the force covered the withdrawal.
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Saigon
U.S. Air Force
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Dmz
South Vietnam
Dau Teng
Marine
Khe Sanh
Passamaquoddy clash with Georgia Pacific over timber lands
Passamaquoddy Indians and Georgia Pacific contractors faced a tense stand over a 19 000 acre timber area in Indian Township Maine. About 40 tribesmen halted logging Thursday claiming colonial charter rights dating to 1794 while Gov Curtis urged court action. A one week ultimatum was issued to remove logging or be driven off.
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Passamaquoddy
Georgia Pacific Co
John Stevens
Georgia Pacific
Stevens
George
William A. Mannheim
Fort Kent
Passamaquoddies
Massachusetts
Kenneth M. Curtis
Curtis
Employment Security Commission
Indian Affairs
Edward C. Hinckley
New Left Attacked By US Communists
New York AP reports Gus Hall general secretary of the American Communist party denounced the new left as petty bourgeois and antiworking class. At a 300 delegate convention he said the revolt swept Johnson from the race and noted Communist youth leaders involvement in student protests and anti draft actions while planning to shift focus to young industrial workers.
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New York
Gus Hall
American Communist Party
New Left
Communist Party
Hall
Earl Browder
Johnson
Michael Zagarell
Zagarell
Columbia University
World Wide Hunger Faces Two-Thirds Of Children
UNICEF warns two of every three children born worldwide suffer malnutrition with stunted growth and shorter life expectancy due to nutritional deficits. The report cites cultural beliefs and stubborn attitudes as major barriers to feeding changes and protein intake, urging culturally sensitive nutrition programs.
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New York
United Nations Children’s Fund
Unicef
Africa
Lawyer Spends Hour With Ray at Wand sworth Prison
Alabama lawyer Arthur J. Hanes spent about an hour with James Earl Ray at Wand sworth Prison. Ray may plead innocent or insanity and claims to be Ramon George Sneyd, though U.S. authorities insist he is James Earl Ray. extradition proceedings in Britain gave Ray leave to appeal within 15 days.
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London
Alabama
Arthur J. Hanes
Wandsworth
James Earl Ray
Tennessee
Martin Luther King Jr
Hanes
iLondon
Ray
Ramon George Sneyd
James Ear
U.S
King
Memphis
Tenn
Scotland Yard
Sneyd
Bow Street Court
Frank Milton
United States
Ray’s Court
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Old Orchard Beach
A&p
Biddeford & Saco
Betty Crocker
Thursay
Biddeford-Saco
Richard E. Sweeney
Arthur E. Baker
William W. Rawlinson
Story
Maeco OF
Saco
Maine Linoleum Co
Alfred St
Letourneau Bros
Shell Station
Derrick Jelliffe
Vic’s IS
RCA Whirlpool
Frigidaire
Kelvinator
Vic’s Appliance Center Inc
Main Street
General Electric
Dryers
RCA Victor
Maine
Biddeford
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