Antiwar Lobby Organizes Massive Senate Pressure Campaign
Washington groups plan a major lobbying push to cut Indochina war funds by year end. They target 24 senators including Senate leaders Scott and Griffin. McGovern-Hatfield faces uphill odds as June votes loom on draft extension limits with a June 7–14 lobbying blitz by lawyers businessmen religious groups and labor leaders.
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U.S
Indochina
Senate
GOP
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
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Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Georges. McGovern
D-S.d
Mark O. Hatfield
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Harding Classes Curtailed After Student Clashes at Harding High
At Charlotte Harding High School only seniors attended classes after two days of pupil clashes. Police intervened as armed white pupils and black students faced off near campus. Two Harding youths were arrested, one for a concealed knife and one for a sawed-off rifle.
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Charlotte
Charlotte’s Harding High School
Kenneth England
Harding
England
Catawba River
Hughes Urges Revolution In Farming
Senator Hughes a possible Democratic presidential contender says a peaceful yet forceful farmer revolution is needed to protect the American family farm. Speaking at a five state tobacco rally, he cites the independent tobacco farmer as a symbol of what must be preserved and warns that transferring allotments across county lines could unravel the program. About 500 attended the Dorton Arena event at the State Fairgrounds where five tobacco resolutions were adopted.
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Raleigh
N.C
Hare’ Hughes
Lona
Hughes
America
Independent Tobacco Farmer of
South
National Farmers Organization
Dorton
State Fairgrounds
Oren Lee Staley
Corning
Iowa
NFC
Eight More Bodies Found In Feather River Area Murders
In Yuba City California authorities said eight additional bodies were found in peach and plum orchards along the Feather River, bringing the total to 20. The victims, aged 40 to 63, were transient workers killed with a machete, and Juan Corona, 37, is jailed on multiple murder charges as investigators search a mile square area for more graves.
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Yuba City
Calif
Feather River
Roy D. Whiteaker
Whiteaker
Juan V. Co‘rona
Corona
Mexico
Gloria
Sutter County
Dewitt State Hospital
Auburn
Natividad
Jose Romero Raya
Marysville
Adler Elected President Of Writing Instrument Association
Robert P. Adler 37 of New Haven Conn was chosen president of the Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association at the annual meeting. He had served as vice president of the group which includes 70 firms. His term starts July 1 succeeding Bradford R. Boss of Lincoln R I.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Robert P. Adler
New Haven
Conn
Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association
Bradford R. Boss
Lincoln, R.1
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