Rainbow Family festival gathers near Buffalo River Arkansas
Rainbow Family of Living Life gathers southeast of REA Valley Arkansas for its annual festival expected to draw up to 20000 people. Authorities pinpoint the site near Marion and Stone counties close to the Ozark National Forest amid local opposition and shifting location plans from Lake Hinkle in Ouachita. The event runs through Friday as the fourth annual gathering with past years showing large crowds, nudity and drug reports, and a religious, nature-centered aim.
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Rainbow Family of Living Life
Here
Ozark National Forest
Buffalo River
Marion County
Sheriff's Office
Lake Hinkle
Ouachita National Forest
Waldron
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National
Quark Mountains
Baxter
Stone
Marion
Stone County
Associated Press
Little Rock Bureau
California
Strawberry Lake
Granby
Colo
Bus hijacker sent to mental hospital
A Greyhound hijacker, Joseph Peppers of Far Rockaway New York, drove the bus about 40 miles before ramming two police cars. Peppers claimed to be the reincarnation of John F Kennedy and was sent to Norwich Hospital for examination after charges of motor vehicle theft reckless driving and multiple counts of assault and larceny.
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Montville, Conn
Eryce Sokoll
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John F. Kennedy
Miss Sokoll
Joseph Peppers
Far Rockaway
N.Y
Peppers
Providence
R.L
New York City
Montville
Branford
Pittsburgh newspaper blackout enters fourth day
Pittsburgh reports a fourth day of blackout as the Pitts burgh Press Co. strike kept the evening Press and the Post-Gazette from publishing. A union call to negotiate stalled after no talks were scheduled. the dispute centers on a walkout by about 700 members linked to a job reassignment dispute and a Teamsters contract pledge. Editorial staff and nonstriking workers were set to report for work.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Pittsburgh Press Co
4 Press Co
Evening Press
Morning Post-Gazette
Purinaters Local
Fat Sourgy
Gopanys Orig
Tenpayslers
Sun Beats Dk
Teamsters
U.S
Barron McCune
Four North Dakota tornadoes kill one and injure four
Four tornadoes ripped across North Dakota Sunday night killing one person on arrival at Hettinger Hospital and injuring four others. Sheriff Earl Kramer said a tornado around 9 p.m. devastated farms, destroyed two trailer homes, damaged farm equipment, and left a 30 mile swath of destruction.
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Associated Press
North Dakota
Plains
Hettinger
Earl Kramer
Kramer
Amy
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Ford to Sign Jobless Extension Bill Today
President Ford signs a measure extending unemployment benefits to 65 weeks, preventing a drop to 52 weeks and shielding about 250,000 workers. The bill adds 39 weeks for those outside state unemployment systems, mainly certain public workers and domestics, while the week features Moynihan’s UN oath and a new White House pool.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Daniel P. Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
Swimmers maul sick baby whale at Miami Beach
Lifeguards report weekend incident where bathers mistook a 10 foot baby whale near death for a shark. A man stabbed the distressed animal with an umbrella before a lifeguard intervened, drawing outrage from bystanders including 11 year old George Dean. Marine Board notes dying whales dash into shallow water and collide with obstacles.
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Miami Beach
Larry Peavy
George Dean
Marine Board of Conservation
Two Vietnamese doctors open Wilmot Arkansas clinic
Wilmot Arkansas adds two Vietnamese refugee physicians to a town of about 1,200, ending more than two years without a local physician. Drs Thieu Bui and Ton That De will practice temporarily while awaiting permanent licenses, facing language barriers and rebuilding a shuttered clinic.
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Ark
Bill Place
Arkansas
Thieu Bui
Ton That de
de Algo
Ft. Chaffee
Wilmoot
Louisiana
Place
Bui
United States
Susan Ford visits Disney World during Florida trip
Susan Ford, accompanied by Barbara Manfuso and White House staff, toured Disney World's Hall of Presidents in Orlando and praised the depiction of her father as a fine job. The visit capped a three day Florida trip after she kicked off Operation Sail 76 in St Petersburg on Friday.
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Mickey Mouse
Pluto
Goofy
Ford
Susan
Disney World
Miss Ford
Barbara Manfuso
Washington
White House
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