Woman Injured In Friday Auto Crash In Marion
Mrs. John R. Larkin 44 of 1200 Twelfth street is treated in Mercy Hospital for hip and leg injuries after an accident on Twelfth Street. Gary L. Henry 17 of 2210 First Avenue was westbound on Eleventh Avenue and charged with failure to yield. Mrs. Larkin’s car totaled.
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Mercy Hospital
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First Avenue
Henry
Eleventh Avenue
Hunger debate: U S hunger largely due to education not aid
A 79 page agriculture committee report finds little actual hunger across 18 counties in 19 states and notes widespread malnutrition tied to parental ignorance about nutrition. It cites welfare clients wasting food, and questions a prior Citizens Board of Inquiry claiming emergency hunger in 256 counties.
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University of Illinois
Sirhan Shouted Against Kennedy Before Slaying
Life magazine reports two witnesses recall Sirhan B. Sirhan expressing dislike for Senator Robert F. Kennedy the evening before the assassination at the Ambassador Hotel. One witness Enrique Rabago, and an unnamed friend, describe his outburst and a prior incident at a victory party.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Life Magazine
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Life
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Ambassador Hotel
Rabago
Robert Kennedy
Powell Runs Again Harlem Votes Tuesday
Adam Clayton Powell seeks renomination in Harlem amid questions over whether he will reclaim his seat in Congress. His Democratic rival is John Young, a former Powell staffer, as Powell faces possible seating challenges and ongoing libel case tension from his past.
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Egyptian detains two U S planes at Cairo airport
Two U S military light transport planes were detained at Cairo airport after one attempted to land at a nearby military airstrip. Pilots D S Hawkins and Robert Samuel, both captains, claimed they lost their way due to no chart. A camera with no film was found in one aircraft.
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al Ahram
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Brother Kings Move From Louisville to Atlanta Church
The Rev. A D Williams King will resign from Zion Baptist Church in Louisville on August 25 to become associate pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, succeeding his late brother Martin Luther King Jr. The move places him in a pulpit once held by his grandfather and father, with plans to boost his role in the SCLC.
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Ebenezer Baptist Church
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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San Gabriel police mute on gunshop man’s ammunitions claim
In the assassination probe a San Gabriel gunshop owner said he sold four boxes of .22 caliber ammunition to Sirhan Sirhan and two companions five days before the killing. The owner noted two boxes held miniature magnum shells. Police declined to comment. Also Spain reports 4,921,643 tourists in Jan–May, up 8.5 percent from 1967. Manuel Fraga Iribarne announced the figure.
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Dartmouth valedictorian sparks protest with draft refusal call
James W. Newton Dartmouth valedictorian magna cum laude in psychology from Glendale Arizona denounced the Vietnam war as colossal stupidity at graduation in Hanover New Hampshire urging graduates to refuse service when drafted. About 6000 attendees including parents and alumni witnessed jeers and applause as some graduates wore white armbands in protest and Newton urged seeking refuge in Canada for those opposed to the draft.
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Demo Convention Threatened by Phone Strike
Chicago reports a two month strike by 11 800 IBEW members affecting convention communications. Union leader Nickey says a total settlement is needed for the Democratic National Convention to function, while Illinois Bell notes work at the amphitheater begins late July and hotels are fully booked for August. Doris Day stars in Tea for Two on Channel 9 Monday Night Movie.
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