Striking Workers March To Protest Firm's Stand
About 450 striking steel workers and civil rights workers marched peacefully in Georgetown to protest the firm’s refusal to negotiate. Carl Ferris of the SCLC led the march with plans to pressure the steel company after a cooling off period. police and SLED were on hand amid prior threats and arrests.
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Georgetown
Carl Ferris
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Ferris
Charleston
Ralph David Abernathy
Union Hall
Leity of
Steel Company
United Steel Workers Union
Georgetown Steel Corp
United Citizens Party of
South Carolina
Wolfgang Jansen
Steel
Jansen
Five Killed In North Carolina Traffic Accidents
The Associated Press reports at least five deaths in North Carolina traffic crashes over the weekend. Victims include Norman Elwood Clifford 26 of Stokesdale shot off U S 220 north of Greensboro. Timothy Wayne Reid 25 of Rockingham in a head on on I 85 northbound. Goldie Taylor Jr 25 near Hendersonville when a rural road pole. Dayton Elliott Ward 18 south of his hometown on U S 176. and Fannie Best 22 of Seven Springs on N C 111. National toll for the year reaches 1 465, compared with 1 556 last year.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Norman Elwood Clifford
Rt. 1
Stokesdale
U.S. 220
Greensboro
Rockingham
Timothy Wayne Reid
Mebane
Highway Patrol
Reid
Hendersonville
Goldie Taylor Jr
Dayton Elliott Ward
U.S. 176
Fannie Best
Rt. 3
Seven Springs
N.C. 111
Golds
Former Platoon Leader Picked For Jury To Hear Calley Case
Capt. Ronald J. Salem a tall former infantry platoon leader in Vietnam was selected as the fourth juror for the Lt. William Calley court martial over the My Lai killings. Jury selection continued with concerns about combat experience and potential biases as the panel neared completion.
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Calley
Benning
Vietnam
William Calley Jr
Ronald J. Salem
Sioux Falls
M.D
Salem
Lamar Welch
West Palm Beach
Fla
Clifford Ford
Knoxville
Tenn
Viet
Robert A. Duval
Lockwood, Mo
Kennedy
Russian Author Amalrik Sentenced to Labor Camp
Andrei Amalrik, author of a noted anti Soviet book, was sentenced to three years in a labor camp in Sverdlovsk. He faced a charge of uttering falsehoods derogatory to the Soviet state and social system.
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Moscow
Andrei Amalrik
Soviet Union
Sverdlovsk
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Penncrest 245
Penney
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Electric Eye
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Penney’s
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