March on Washington rally gathers in Marks area
Field organizers of the Poor People's Campaign recruit volunteers in Marks Mississippi as buses carry marchers from Memphis toward Washington. The group faced plan changes after a King memorial rally and a CBS helicopter being shot at.
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Miss
Poor People’s
Washington
Memphis
Martin Luther King
CBS
Larry Pomeroy
Aield
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Ney Gore
Abernathy
King
Jeried Abernathy
Bobby Buffeted By Hoosiers and Lilac Blossoms
In South Bend Indiana crowds greet Senator Robert Kennedy during a two hour visit the New York Democrat receives lilacs from residents and shakes hundreds of hands as Indiana primary campaigning focuses on motorcade and personal contact. Kennedy endures a shove from a youngster and displays a puffed upper lip as he interacts with supporters amid traffic hazards and tight security.
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South Bend
Ind
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
Bobby
Indiana
Lafayette Escadrille Leader Parsons Dies at 75
SARASOTA Fla AP Rear Adm Edward Parsons 75 former head of the Lafayette Escadrille and commander near World War I end died Thursday night He flew numerous combat patrols in 1917 18 and received several foreign decorations
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Sarasota
Fla
Edward Parsons
Parsons
Cleaner Air Lets Birds Return to London Skies
London observers report a burst of bird life after Britain’s 1956 clean air act. Hoopoes great northern divers waxwings bearded tits house martins and show bunting reappear in urban parks near Buckingham Palace and Primrose Hill. Osprey sightings over Regent's Park and Canada geese in St James's Park underscore the recovery.
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London
Piccadilly Circus
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Inner
Britain
Lord Hurcomb
British Committee On Bird Sanctuaries
Primrose Hill
Inner London
Regent’s Park
Hurcomb
St. James’ Park
Iowa utility seeks approval to move giant 403 ton reactor
The Iowa Utilities Board tentatively approves cooperation in relocating a 403 ton reactor vessel for a Cedar Rapids nuclear plant near Palo. Weighing 66 feet long and 17 feet wide, the unit with trailer spans 178 by 23 feet on 160 wheels. Move planned for February 1972 from Ely to Palo, with gravel roads reinforced or rebuilt to prevent damage to highways and culverts. Dennis Eblert backs the plan, citing cost savings of about 500000 by moving in one piece.
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Cedar Rapids
Mississippi River
Davenport
Rock Island
Palo
Dennis Eblert
U.S. Denies Flag Vandalism by GIs in Dalat
The U S embassy in Saigon denies three American soldiers ripped a South Vietnamese flag during a Dalat speech by Vice President Ky. Military police detained the trio. the U S command apologised to the Dalat mayor for any misunderstanding and the matter was accepted by the mayor and students.
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Thhe
Saigon
Song
U. S
Dalat
Hearing Demanded On Larceny Count
Elmer Daves 37 of 606 Third Street NW was arraigned in municipal court on larceny charges. A preliminary hearing was set for May 7. He allegedly stole 165 dollars from Jesse Harris of Waterloo and 7 dollars from Joe Hoye of 24010 Avenue NW last Friday.
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Elmer Daves
Third Street
Municipal
Daves
Jesse Harris
Waterloo
Joe Hoye
Avenue NW
Hoye
Auto Production Totals From Automotive News
Detroit report shows weekly U S and Canadian auto output by make. Chevrolet produced 16 000 trucks and 15 483 cars this week while Dodge Ford G M C International and Jeep also posted figures. The piece compares this week totals to last year’s cumulative production.
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Mich
Automotive News
United States
Chevrolet
Dodge
Ford
G.M.C
Jeep
Bate
Plymouth
Imperial
Chrysler
Ford Wick
Apeccan Motors
U. S
Columnist James Marlow Dies at 64 in Washington
James Marlow, 64, Associated Press columnist of "The World Today," died Thursday after an illness that began January 31 with a collapse at his desk. A 41-year AP veteran, he helped pioneer interpretive writing.
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Washington
James ‘Marlow
Associated Press
The
World Today
Marlow
Eichman Aide Sentenced Then Probation Granted
Franz Rademacher, once linked to Eichmann, was sentenced in Bamberg to five years for aiding in the murder of 3,300 Jews but received four years four months credit and four years probation. The court suspended 10 months, and both sides said they would appeal.
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Germany
Franz Rademacher
Adolf Eichmann
Rademacher
Third Reich Legation
Foreign Ministry
Wilhelm
Gottlieb
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Syria
Eichmann
Hitler
Mada
Nuernberg
Supreme Court
Texas Attorney General Clarifies In-Flight Alcohol Sales
Atty Gen Crawford Martin rules airline staff cannot sell alcoholic beverages over Texas airspace. Jurisdiction rests with the county whose airspace encompasses the offense, complicating prosecution for the Texas Liquor Control Board official’s inquiry.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Atty
Crawford Martin
Martin
C.N. Humphreys
Texas Liquor Control Board
Mayor Injured in Skateboard Spill in Chickamauga
CHICKAMAUGA Ga AP Mayor Frank Pierce 44 was hospitalized with a broken leg after a skateboard accident in his driveway. He said he was riding smoothly when he landed and his legs twisted beneath him.
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Chickamauga, Ga
Frank Pierce
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