Kennedy Family Marks First Anniversary of RFK Death
Ethel and Jackie Kennedy visit graves at Arlington for the first anniversary of Robert F Kennedy's assassination. Thousands gather as candles are lit on a granite ledge near RFK's grave while a memorial mass is led by Terence Cardinal Cooke. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and John Glenn attend, with reflections on RFK's faith and efforts to heal suffering and war.
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Cyrene Seetan
Edward Kennedy
Court Rules Deferments Shielded From Antiwar Protests
A federal appeals court nullified a 1967 Hershey directive directing draft boards to reclassify registrants for illegal antiwar demonstrations. The ruling says nonviolations of Selective Service law cannot trigger loss of deferment, noting chilling effects on protected conduct. Picketing boards and blocking recruiters at iCampus cited as examples.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
iCampus
Power outage hits 3,000 in Chester area
About 3,000 Philadelphia Electric Co. customers in Chester and western county suffered a blackout for up to two hours after a power switch failed at Conchester and Chichester Roads at 10:14 p.m. Restoration occurred by 12:15 a.m. Numerous communities including Upper Chichester, Concord, Bethel, Birmingham, and Chester were affected.
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Drug Indictments Rise as June Grand Jury Views Teens
Delaware County's June Grand Jury returned 21 narcotics indictments this week with seven more possible. Three youths pleaded guilty and were fined or placed on probation. Judge Sand condemned rising drug activity, noting March and May seizures and a Sharon Hill raid.
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Paul R. Sand
Rocco P. Arella
Criminal Investigation Division
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Dela
Stanley Lackus Jr
12Th Avenue
Ridley Park
Robert Lock
West Chester Pike
Upper Darby
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Old State Road
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Ridley Township
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Madison Street
Warden Bans Comments After Local Prison Escape
A Broadmeadows inmate Henry P. Clark reportedly escaped from Thornbury jail Friday and was later captured. Warden John E. Brane says the prison board barred him from speaking to the press. Officials noted the escape is the tenth since May 3 but offered few details.
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William J. Coopersmith
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William G. Moser
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Willam H. Bates
Delawa
Scary changes ahead for Catholics Page
A note in Inside Your Daily Times warns readers of upcoming changes affecting Catholic readers. The item hints at shifts in coverage or policy, prompting curiosity about how churches and parish communities may adapt.
Nixon Heads To Midway For Crux Vietnam Talks
President Nixon travels from El Toro Marine Base toward Midway Island for crucial talks with South Vietnam’s Nguyen Van Thieu on war policy and peace. Officials say sessions cover troop levels elections and Vietnam’s political outlook with no unilateral U.S. withdrawal anticipated.
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South Vietnam
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EL Vore Marine Air Station
Los Angeles
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Midway Island
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Thigu
Vietnam
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Thiet
William P. Ropers
Thien
White House
Casualties Mount in Ensuing South Vietnam Onslaught
Reports from Saigon indicate heavy fighting across South Vietnam with about 1,000 South Vietnamese and Viet Cong casualties on the day. U.S. officials say more Americans were killed or wounded, while clashes near the Cambodian border yield significant Communist losses despite American defense.
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Midway
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South Vietnam
Profit Goal Shapes Garden State Park Ownership Change
Garden State Park in New Jersey changed owners to the Man O War Racing Association, a nonprofit group planning to funnel net profits to hospitals including Riddle Memorial in Middletown. The deal, worth over $2 million, followed a chain from Eugene Mori to Campbell, then to the association, with future profit divisions to be decided as New Jersey hospitals enter the benefit list.
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