Amen Side Calls for Victory as McIntire Leads March
About 15 000 followers hear Rev Carl McIntire at a Patriots March for Victory on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. Peaceful, middle aged attendees contrast with earlier large antiwar protests. police permit elevator rides to the Washington Monument amid the rally.
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House Moves To Revive SST Spending Amid Termination Debate
Washington sources say the Nixon administration aims to revive the supersonic transport program as the House acts on a supplemental to cover $85.3 million for SST termination costs. Supporters propose using the funds to continue two prototypes of the 300 passenger, 1 800 mile per hour jet liner, arguing it is cheaper to sustain development than to end the program.
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Episcopalians in Iowa Seek End to Vietnam War
At the Iowa Episcopal convention in Des Moines delegates urged an immediate halt to bombing in Vietnam and a withdrawal of U S personnel. They called for a neutral interim government in South Vietnam and removal of American backing of Saigon. Bishop Gordon W. Smith said the resolution found wide acceptance among attendees.
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U S Professors Invited to China
Two American professors Arthur Galston of Yale and Calston Signer of Boston University completed a two week visit to North Vietnam and were scheduled to proceed from Hanoi to Peking, invited by the Chinese government.
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Sweet Water Girl Won Social Humanitarian Honor
An 11 year old white girl from Sweet water Florida Mary Perkins received a social humanitarian award in Pittsburgh after she bought Christmas gifts for four black children amid taunts and beatings. She said she loves everyone and wants to help others with a Mary Perkins Fund already containing 1000. Presidents Nixon praised her and Delta Sigma Theta hosted the event with 200 attendees.
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Chuckle Hair Tinting Gains Popularity Among Teens
A light trend report notes increasing popularity of hair tinting among young people seeking fashion color. Observers credit affordable kits and salon services for widening access to bold shades.
Art Sale Take Tops $7 Million in New York
Norton Simon collection brought in 7.55 million at Parke-Bernet Galleries after a three day sale. The final day saw billionaire J Paul Getty pay 190000 for four Gobelin tapestries depicting Greek myth. Getty and others helped push prices well above expectations.
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Nader Forms Aviation Consumer Action Project
Ralph Nader announced a new non profit group to represent airline passengers and began distributing thousands of circulars at major airports. He projected about 50 000 backers by year end and noted widespread passenger complaints about delays safety and treatment. He said the group will provide an effective consumer voice in aviation and criticized airline management practices.
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Mars satellite launch ends in Atlantic failure
A Centaur rocket carrying a Mars satellite failed shortly after launch from Cape Kennedy, tumbling into the Atlantic about 900 miles southeast of the site. Officials blamed an electrical flaw in the upper stage autopilot and planned a May 18 retry with an identical booster and a twin Mariner spacecraft as insurance. The Mars mission aimed to map 70 percent of the planet’s surface, a loss the space program called severe for science.
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Boy Drowns at Backbone Park in Delaware County
An 11 year old Water loo boy, Jayson Mathews, drowned while wading in Forest Hill lake at Backbone State Park in Delaware County. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Jay Mathews. The accident occurred when he stepped into a hole and submerged. The park lies about 13 miles northwest of Manchester.
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