Capital Awaits Evening Vigil in Washington
Washington observers describe a nationwide Moratorium day as protesters push for peace in Vietnam. President Nixon presses a busy schedule while demonstrators converge on Capitol steps and outside the White House. A Hanoi endorsement spurs quick White House response as debates and lectures mark the evening.
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Peace Worker Faces Fatigue In Vietnam War Debate
Miami AP report quotes Bob Kuntz of the Florida Mobilization Committee Against the War in Vietnam remarking on fatigue among peace workers. He says uncertain whether to push for a halt to the war or a moratorium first as pressures mount.
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Florida
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Pontiff Says He Won’t Interfere With Synod Debates
Pope Paul VI stated he does not wish to interfere with discussions of the Roman Catholic synod of bishops. Yet 17 of 18 speakers urged expanded collegial participation, including American Cardinals Terence Cooke and John Wright, who called for broader bishops’ involvement in church governance.
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Armband protest marks Iowa Vietnam Moratorium day on campus
On the University of Iowa campus demonstrators wore black armbands and joined a peaceful Moratorium with about 65 people at 7:30 a.m. A reading of Vietnam dead names began near Old Capitol, alongside crosses, candles, and a memorial stone. About 300 joined a march from the hospital area toward Old Capitol, amid various antiwar performances.
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UCS Drive Reported At 80 Percent Of Goal
Contributions to the 1970 United Community Services campaign reach 844,304 of the 1,050,000 quota after an audit by National Association volunteers. Chairman Henry Madden notes progress, with divisions showing varied results such as Major Firms at 3,343 of 12,000 and Business, Government, Education sectors contributing across multiple lines. The report reflects a push toward the Thursday noon MCA meeting where the goal is expected to be clarified.
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Roger Buckere
Moratorium Day Quiet Start Across City Colleges
A Moratorium Day began with a 6 40 a m service and a mass march planned for 7 pan. Many classes continued normally at MM Mt Mercy College and other institutions though some sessions were shortened or canceled. Black armbands appeared as students attended chapel services and discussions filled the day with varied participation.
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Nationwide Moratorium Protests Sweep Campuses and Cities
Across campuses from Ohio State to Rutgers and New York sites, thousands join peaceful demonstrations and vigils against the Vietnam War. Reading names of the dead, lay observers and students march, chant, and light candles as police clash with some groups in Portland and Detroit. Observances include campus vigils, campus-wide gatherings, and public rallies at Grand Central, New York Stock Exchange, and university quads, reflecting broad public dissent and government controversy.
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Lindsay
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Cominber
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Worcester
Maan
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U.S
Vietnam
Ellsworth Banker
Mey
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Mart Collings
Enarpis
Tesday
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Fordham University
New York City
North Cavally State University
Raleigh
Seven Candidates Face Public Improvements Commissioner
In Cedar Rapids a series of articles presents candidate views for the upcoming primary election. The feature highlights seven hopefuls seeking the public improvements post and outlines their positions on local issues.
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Commission Opposes Highway Project Cutbacks
Ames reports that Iowa highway commission members oppose deferring planned highway work amid state and federal pressure for spending cuts. Governor Ray, aided by Director Joseph Coupal Jr, weighs options after a Chicago meeting with Vice President Agnew. Officials warn deferral could harm the contracting industry and inflation efforts, while stressing the need to meet projected needs within a tight budget.
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