Indians Face Split Over Wounded Knee Negotiators
Two rival groups claim to represent the Indians at Wounded Knee South Dakota as federal officials decide who may negotiate. Sessions in Rapid City and near Wounded Knee stalled over who should attend with a meeting outside Pine Ridge postponed. A later village gathering included occupying Indians and six court‑authorized lawyers.
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WOUNDED _ KNEE
S.D
Wounded Knee
Rapid City
Pine Ridge
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Mark Lane
New York
D A R Delegates Attend 75th State Conference Auburn March 26 27
Rebecca Emery Chapter D A R sent regent Mrs John Tarbox librarian Mrs Paul Cobb and historian Mrs Chester Pease as delegates to the 75th state DAR conference in Auburn March 26 27. Delegates included Mrs William Armitage Mrs Clyde Frost Sr and Miss Doris Thomas. Mary Hobbins Thornton Academy won the DAR Good Citizenship award earning a gold pin and a $10 savings bond at the Round House Motel dinner. Doris Thomas Old Orchard Beach chairs the local Good Citizens program. The energy in one pound of uranium equals 3 million pounds of coal.
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Rebecca Emery
Auburn
John, Tarbox
Paul Cobb
Chester Pease
William Armitage
Clyde Frost Sr
Doris Thomas
Mary Hobbins
Thornton Academy
Hobbins
Raymond Hobbins
Round House Motel
Old Orchard Beach
DAR Good Citizens
Ellsberg Accused Of Sharing Secret Troop Request Data
A government prosecutor in Los Angeles accused Daniel Ellsberg on Wednesday of giving The New York Times confidential troop request data from 1968, tied to General Westmoreland's reported plea for 206000 more troops. The defense challenged the line of questioning as prejudicial while jurors were present.
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Ellsberg
Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
The
New York Times
Pentagon
U.S
Peg
Russo
McGeorge Bundy
David Nissen
Byrne
Nissen
Leonard Weinglass
Weinglass
Elsberg
Elisbers
the Times
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Earle Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Viet Nam
Rockwood Co to Phase Out Southern Portland Plant
The Rockwood division of Gulf & Western will phase out production within four months amid a wind down of Vietnam era contracts. With about 240 employees, the plant made aircraft arrestors for short runways in Vietnam and also produced fire fighting gear and ball valves. CEO Jae J. Clegg cites loss of the aircraft business as the reason profits could not be restored. The plant, once Bliss-Portland under E.W. Bliss Co., was acquired by Gulf & Western in 1967.
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South Portland, Maine
Rockwood
Gulf & Western Industries, Inc
Vietnam
Jae J. Clegg
Wednesay
Gulf & Western
E.W. Bliss Co
Bliss-Portland
Circle A Members Meet On Tuesday
Members of Circle A of the Women’s Fellowship of the United Church of Christ met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Moore on Ferry Road in Saco. Hostess helper was Mrs. Paul Grace. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. John H. Miller and Mrs. Ruby Packard. Attending were Mrs. Warren Libby Mrs. Orville Pollard Mrs. Clarence Tarr Mrs. Earle Atwood and Mrs. Charles Patrick.
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Circle A
Women’s Fellowship
The
United Church of Christ
Congregational
Crescent Street
Biddeford
Robert Moore
Ferry Road
Saco
Paul Grace
John H. Miller
Ruby Packard
Iva Gowen
Warren Libby
Orville Pollard
Clarence Tarr
Earle Atwood
Charles Patrick
Nixon to Tighten Control of Public TV Funds
Washington AP report says the White House will keep a tight rein on public television money until New York and Washington productions stop dominating national programming. Clay Whitehead testified to Congress amid renewed debate over whether the Corporation for Public Broadcasting funds should be appropriated for one year or longer.
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General Electricompany
General Electric Company Battery Products Section
Gainesville
Florida
Washington
White House
New York
Congress
Nixon
Clay T. Whitehead
White Mouse Office of Telecommunications Policy
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
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Maine Oceanfront
Kennebunkport
Rockwood Co
S. Portland
Helper
Paul
Elm St
Solid State
Nog
MODEL
Eer
General Electric
Furniture
Alfred Street
Ane
Ford
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