Poor Caravan Moves as King's Memorial Honors Memory
Hundreds of Negro marchers begin the Poor People's Campaign caravan toward Marks Mississippi after a ceremony dedicating a stone at the Lorraine Motel memorial for Dr. King, with Mrs King and Rev Abernathy speaking amid tensions in Marks and at home.
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Martin Luther Knight
Marks
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Willie Boldén
SCLC
Ved Abernathy
Appalachia
Degroes
Coretta King
New Chief Abernathy Faces Test After Civil Rights Push
The Rev Ralph David Abernathy completes his first major public test as a nonviolent movement leader. Over three days about 150 poor people pressed Congress for jobs and income action, amid coalition strains among Negro, Puerto Rican, Indian, Mexican American and poor white groups. He reported sympathy from lawmakers but no guarantees.
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Ralph David
Abernathy
Martin Luthers
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Frankfort’s Civil War Capture by Confederates
Frankfort Kentucky served as a capital during a Civil War episode when Confederate forces under Gen Kirby Smith captured the city on September 3, 1863 and held it until October 4 that year. The siege marked a pivotal moment in Kentucky’s wartime history.
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Frankfort
Kirby Smith
Two Names Cast Shadows On Indiana Demo Primary
Indiana primary shapes a three way Democratic contest as Branigin Kennedy and McCarthy court votes. Nixon faces crossovers and apathy in a state with write in bans and observers note Branigin’s party machinery backing him while Kennedy and McCarthy push through with rapid campaigns.
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Humphrey
Mita
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New York
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnehea
Indianapolis
Ind
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Ierest
McCarthy
J Nixot
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Nixon favored by most executives in Washington Post survey
Washington (AP) America's top businessmen largely support Richard M. Nixon for president while many oppose Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The Post survey shows Nixon winning 91 of 160 executives. Rockefeller 38. Humphrey 24. Kennedy drew 3 of 160. McCarthy and Wallace also mentioned. Nearly 75 percent identified as Republicans and 180 of 298 surveyed responded.
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America
Richard M. Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington Post
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hubert H. Humaphrey
Kennedy
California
Ronald Reagan
Fiue
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George C. Wallace
the Post
Business Council
Johnson
Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Tangled Page
Fragmentary crossword clues include numbered entries such as 33 Drinkard 36 88 for ports 3 sed container ne wine 334 fntbl Geraint 40 Melal fastener 47 Pierce Bi The selt 52 God of Snve S3 Short jacket B4a state abbr 55 Salamander 56 low mood S7 Encountered.
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Drinkard
Geraint
Too Lazy To Forget At Bardwell Ky
A note from Bardwell Kentucky describes Ralph Graves asking two friends how he seemed to know everything and their reply that he simply heard it here and there and was too lazy to forget it, with stray garbled phrases following.
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Bardwell, Ky
Ralph
Graves
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