Abernathy Warns of New Civil Rights Demonstrations
Pittsburgh AP Ralph Abernathy says the Nixon administration is a total washout on civil rights and that demonstrations may return to dramatize demands. He criticizes use of busing and welfare terms, warns of continued race conflict, and cites minorities’ limited gains.
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Protest outside studio as Lynch faces demonstrators
About 300 demonstrators from the National Association for Irish Freedom gathered outside a New York TV studio yesterday to protest alleged collusion between the Lynch government and Britain over Northern Ireland. Irish Prime Minister Jack Lynch was jeered and his car was pelted with eggs on leaving the program.
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Dying Boy Faces Rabies Threat In Arizona
CAREFREE Ariz Kevin Steen a 13 year old cancer patient who met Apollo 17 astronauts faces rabies risk after a dog bite. Doctors say antirabies treatment conflicts with his cancer drugs making rabies risk preferred over drug reaction.
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Pentagon Seeks Two Billion More for Vietnam War
The Pentagon says an additional 2 billion dollars may be needed this fiscal year to fund the air war over Indochina, bringing the 1973 total to about 8 billion. Officials cite at least 250 million for aircraft losses over North Vietnam and note raids above the 20th Parallel were halted as Paris talks resume.
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Crash Unveils Stolen Money in Queens Bank Heist
In Brooklyn a getaway car crashed into a panel truck spilling most of the $30,783 stolen from a Chemical Bank branch in Queens. FBI says two masked gunmen forced 20 customers and staff to stay still while one fired a carbine and a shotgun. The robbers fled on foot after the crash scene revealed the loot.
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Rockefeller Takes College Presidency
John D. Rockefeller IV, West Virginia secretary of state and former gubernatorial candidate, accepts the presidency of West Virginia Wesleyan College. The 35 year old Democrat plans to start around March 1 as his four year term as secretary of state ends January 15. He arrived in West Virginia as an anti poverty worker in 1964.
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