Veterans ignore court order to end Mall camp protest
Hundreds of Vietnam veterans defied a Supreme Court ruling banning camping on the Mall between the Capitol and Lincoln Memorial. Despite Justice Department support, the marchers stayed with nonviolent plans while police signaled no immediate action. Some slept in homes or sought shelter in congressional offices as drizzle and darkness fell.
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Associated Press
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Justice Department
Supreme Court
Capitol
Lincoln Memorial
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Ramsey Clark
District of Columbia
L.H. Herring
Obituaries for Stringfellow Chaney Eliot and Zinsser
R B Stringfellow 46 of Camden died suddenly at Millwood Lake the coroner says survivors include wife and two children funeral arrangements by Proctor Funeral Home. C C Chaney former Hope resident died Wednesday in Dodge City hospital he was a retired Western Union employee survivors include wife two children and two grandchildren services set at 10 a.m. Saturday in Dodge City. George Fielding Eliot 76 military analyst died Wednesday at a hospital in Torrington Conn. He wrote for the New York Herald Tribune during World War II and had a syndicated column 1950 to 1967. John Sharman Zinsser 76 retired pharmaceutical manufacturer died Tuesday after a long illness former president of Sharp & Dohme and member of the War Production Board. Gilson Gray 73 helped formulate NAB standards of practice code died Tuesday prominent in advertising and communications retired 1954.
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Jack” Chaney
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New York Herald Tribune
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Sharp & Dohme
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National Association of Broadcasters
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Manson Is Taken to San Quentin
Charles Manson, condemned to die for multiple murders, was moved from Los Angeles to San Quentin Prison for two days of processing before returning for a second murder case trial. He arrived with security notably high, and the transfer followed a court ruling related to the death row process. The move comes as three female followers await transfer and further courtroom action proceeds.
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Antiwar Show Receives Congratulatory Feelings in Paris
Paris AP report says Hanoi and Viet Cong delegates expressed warm feelings toward U S antiwar demonstrators. Xuan Thuy praised Americans opposing the war for pushing for a set withdrawal date from Indochina. Nguyen Thi Binh echoed warm regard for the peace movement. Bruce objected to unilateral withdrawal as unacceptable.
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Movement For Peace
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Rains to End in State Friday Forecast Cleansing Warm Spell
The Associated Press reports showers and thundershowers will end in Arkansas by Friday morning as precipitation moves from the west to the east. Cooler temperatures follow, with Thursday highs in the 60s to 70s north and 70s south, and Wednesday highs ranging from 77 at Jonesboro to 82 at Fort Smith. Overnight lows vary from the upper 30s to the lower 50s across cities including Fayetteville, Harrison, Jonesboro, Pine Bluff, Texarkana, El Dorado, Memphis, Little Rock, and Fort Smith.
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Little Rock
Fort South
Mondale cites letters on planned North Vietnam raid
Senate records show Mondale says letters from a shipboard officer describe a proposed ground attack on Vinh airfield in North Vietnam. He notes two companies were considered for the raid, while the defense department confirms no Marine landings or mine placements occurred earlier this year.
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Walter F. Mondale
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
Minnesota Democrat
Vietnam
Pentagon
U.S. Marine
Arkansas 24 Hour Weather Outlook
Experiment Station report notes 24 hours ending 7 am Thursday with high 78 and low 49. Forecast calls for scattered showers and thundershowers spreading into central and north portions tonight and ending Friday morning, then clearing skies and cooler temperatures. Low tonight in the 40s northeast to 50s southwest, high Friday mid 60s northeast to mid 70s southwest.
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Plan to store atom bombs on submarines proposed
President Nixon's adviser Dr Edward E David Jr outlines a plan to hoist all nuclear missiles aboard submarines to ensure survivability and deter a first strike. He says sea based weapons could become crucial to national security if SALT limits are enforceable and both sides retain a survivable force.
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Washington
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Edward E. David Jr
White House
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Acoustical Society of America
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Bell Laboratory
United States
Soviet Union
Youth Meet Demands Ending War Making Marijuana Legal
Estes Park Colorado AP reports delegates at the White House Conference on Youth called for immediate U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam and legalizing marijuana. Votes: end war 450 155 37 undecided. marijuana legalization 403 156 33 undecided. Delegates also backed Nixon Vietnamization defeat and urged FBI Hoover resignation.
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Associated Press
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White House
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Stephen Hess
Hess
Southern Senators Push National Desegregation Policy
Washington AP Northern and Southern lawmakers clash over a national school desegregation policy. Sen Stennis seeks to add a uniform plan to a Nixon bill funding 1.5 billion dollars annually, while Sen Ervin would allow districts to use funds for any purpose. Ribicoff’s tougher plan failed 51-35 amid mixed support.
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Associated Press
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Elliot L. Richardson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bumpers Seeks Toll Road Plan From Turnpike Authority
Gov. Dale Bumpers said toll revenues could cover bond repayments for planned toll roads linking Little Rock to Pine Bluff and Fort Smith to Rogers. He plans a Turnpike Authority meeting within 10 days to discuss western Arkansas toll options and completing the Little Rock Pine Bluff corridor, noting US 63 remains a four lane segment south of Little Rock.
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Dale Bumpers
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Rogers
Bumpers
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Legislative Delay Blasted by Mayors
NEW YORK AP Nine mayors say urban ills stem from sluggish state legislatures and outdated local bureaucracy. They described the toughest duty as solving city problems amid funding gaps. Boston Mayor Kevin White urges courage and more money from Washington. Dutch elm disease history noted briefly.
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Legislative Action Committee
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Kevin White
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Boston
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