Antiwar March Reaches White House Amid Quiet Vigil
Washington witnesses a large peace march to the White House with candles and drums. The event proceeds without incidents as police guide traffic and residents hold vigils for Vietnam casualties while the Salvation Army delays its fund drive to April 1.
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Washington
White House
Timothy Clark
Executive Mansion
Donald G. Clark
Victor Tomczyk
Jerry S. Baker
G.I
Capitol Grounds
William P. Young
Hiep Hoa
Cleophis Harrison
Richard Nixon
Cape Kennedy
Fla
House
Senate
Congress
Vietnam
Department of Justice
Jerry V. Wilson
Virginia
Memorial Bridge
Apollo 12 Rockets Into Orbit Despite Lightning Strike
Apollo 12 astronauts Conrad Gordon and Bean launched from Cape Kennedy aboard the Yankee Clipper in a Saturn V despite heavy rains. The crew reached a 117 mile orbit, with a goal to land in the Ocean of Storms for a long lunar visit. President Nixon witnessed the launch amid a downpour.
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Cape A Fla
America
Earth
Charles ‘Pete’ Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Alan L. Bean
Cape Kennedy
Conrad
Nixon
U.S
Atlantic Ocean
Pete
Bean
Three Area Fatalities Highlight One Car Crashes
A Conneaut Ohio woman Linda Anthony age 19 died in a one car crash on Route 20 near Conneaut. Judy Zezzo 21 injured in fair condition. Another fatal crash occurred on Route 198 near the Ohio Pennsylvania line killing Alexandra Benasich 27. Edwin Green 40 died in a Fredonia crash on Route 20. An intoxicated driver Norman Green was later charged. Apollo 12 launch described with Saturn V liftoff and early spaceflight milestones.
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Conneaut
Ohio
Route
Linda Lou Anthony
Brown Memorial Hospital
Ashtabula
J.R. Higard
Judy Zezzo
Eugene Anthony
Cleveland
Meadville City Hospital
Pennsylvania
Alexandra Benasich
Benasich
Fredonia
N.Y
Route 20
Westfield
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Edwin Green
Norman Green
Chihuahua Reunites With Florida Owner After Town Misadventure
A lost Chihuahua in Clarendon leads to a brief mix up with a Florida owner Mrs Donald Ball of Avon Park driving through Carry. The dog was found by city police at Al's Dairy Bar and later reunited with Ball after bounding to her at the fire station. Police also investigate damage to a chain link fence at Lawrence Airport but provide no linkage to the dog incident.
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Florida
Donald Ball
Avon Park
Fla
Clarendon
Carry
Ast South Street
Leo Neckers
Neckers
Mrs. Ball
Garfield
Lawrence
Second Vietnam Moratorium marches build toward Washington turnout
Nationwide protests mark the second Vietnam Moratorium with busloads from colleges heading to Washington for a mass march on Saturday. Chicago and New York rallies draw thousands despite cold winds with figures over 5 000. speakers include Dr. Benjamin Spock and entertainers Pete Seeger and Peter, Paul and Mary. Mayor Lindsay praises the demonstrations as patriotism.
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Northeast
Midwest
Washington
San Francisco
Gallup
N.M
America
U.S
Vietnam
Chicago
Civic Center Plaza
New York City
Times Square
Benjamin Spock
Pete Seeger
Tony Randall
Mitch Miller
Shirley MacLaine
Peter,Paul and Mary
Leonard Bernstein
New York
John V. Lindsay
Vandalized Fence At Lawrence Airport Prompt Review
Airport officials reported the chain link fence around the Lawrence hilltop facility was ruined and the parking apron fence must be replaced. Police investigate while the matter goes to the Authority's insurance committee for possible reimbursement.
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Lawrence
Corry
Frank Lucie
Authority
Lucie
Phoenix
David Johnson
S.A. Long
Chamber of Commerce
Long
Dennis Frushone
Airport Group
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Board of Advisors
Citadel
Fourth Ward
First Avenue
Clarence Wallace
Corry Chrysler Plymouth Car Agency
Phoenix Hotel
Eure
Chi Spotis
Indicatie Army Ae
Emia Pestimal
Ted Ats
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John D. Hughey III
Samuel J. Melville
George Demmerle
Jane L. Alpert
Dog Claims
Donald Raisley
Journal
Endsley
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon
Alan L
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