U S Poised To Hit Carmichael With Charge
A special memo from Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson reports the Justice Department plans action against Stokeley Carmichael. The piece notes Carmichael's incendiary Washington actions, earlier reluctance by Attorney General Ramsey Clark, and calls for lawful leadership to guide progress in the Black freedom struggle.
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Stokeley Carmichael
Donald Turner
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Martin Luther King
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Robert ‘Michel
William Brock
Brock
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Lawrence. Williams
Republican Congressional
Interior Department
National Park Areas
Bottled Water Boom Predicted Amid Pollution Fears
New York's report outlines rising bottled water demand as lakes and streams grow filthier and chemicals appear in tap water. Industry claims around 0.17 percent of households as customers, with gains fueled by taste, purity, and drought conditions. Mountain Valley Water Co. touts Derby-winning horses drinking its water, while local springs expand into small but growing businesses.
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California
White House
John Scott
Mountain Valley Water Co
Hot Springs
Ark
United States
Europe
Great Lakes
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Austin Hess
American Bottled Water Association
Hess
Ephrata (Pa
Diamond Spring Water Co
Corry Journal Reader Letters Policy Clarified
The Corry Journal invites brief legible reader communications on a single subject. Submissions must include the author’s signature and address for publication and may be condensed. The paper assumes no responsibility for statements contained.
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The
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Riots, policing and antitrust notes shift after King's assassination
Drew Pearson surveys post assassination unrest noting Atlanta under Police Chief Herbert Jenkins kept calm with integrated force and strict looting rules. He details police integration in Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia, the risk of looting, and the shift from criminal to civil actions in the antitrust smog case involving auto makers.
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Herbert Jenkins
Jenkins
King
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Franke Rizzo
USA
D.C
Negco
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Donald Pomerleau
Pomerleau
Corry Evening Journal Classified Text Fragment
The fragment from a Corry Evening Journal page mentions Gilliam Eaton City Baker and Associated Press content. It notes pricing in 1910s terms and distribution by mail or carrier with per copy and weekly rates. The readable portion hints at a newspaper mailing list and copyright/permissions details.
Mason Denison in Harrisburg and Capitol Watch
Harrisburg column notes Mason Denison and others headed to the Capitol for protests and rallies as Pennsylvania leaders discuss the riot in Washington. It also covers the Bach Festival broadcast and Easter Sunday TV plans from Bethlehem, with Governor Shafer coordinating state response and a Bethlehem concert highlighted.
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Bethlehem
Nbc-Tv
Central Moravian Church Choir
Judith Baskin
Cesare Siepi
It Happened In Corry opens Penn York League match
A fire swept along Cutting Findley Lake road destroying a large barn on a major farm after seven hours of burning. A bolt of lightning started the blaze causing $10,000 in damage. At Spartansburg a stalled car was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at Route 77 crossing at 2:20 p.m. yesterday, a man escaped injury.
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Louis Brown
Spartansburg
R.D
Pennsylvania Railroad
Today in History from Associated Press
This date in history highlights events across centuries. Civil War began with Fort Sumter bombardment in 1861. Notable milestones include Union Jack as England's flag in 1606, Henry Clay born in 1770, Pershing-led action in Mexico in 1916, Roosevelt death in 1845, Yuri Gagarin orbit voyage in 1961.
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S.C
Henry Clay
John J. Pershing
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yuri Gagarin
France
Tunisia
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