Indians Brace for Clash With Washington Police
Hundreds of demonstrators occupy the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs building in Washington preparing for a confrontation with police to defend their four day takeover. Leaders from the American Indian Movement warn of stiff resistance as federal negotiators set an eviction deadline and seek court permission to remove occupants.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
United States of America
Vernon Bellencourt
Russell Means
Bellencourt
BIA
Interior Department
Means
Minorities on ballots across the United States races
In a year of heightened minority participation, Blacks and Mexican-Americans appear on many party lists. Three Blacks and two Mexican-Americans seek Senate seats. numerous Black and Hispanic candidates run for the House, with gains anticipated in the Congressional Black Caucus. Georgia and Tennessee show notable campaigns including Andrew Young and J.O. Patterson Jr.
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Washington
Senate
House
Illinois
Texas
Domingo Nick Reyes
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Congressional Black Caucus
Yvonne Brathwaite Burke
Los Angeles
Barbara Jordan
Houston
Tennessee
J.O. Patterson Jr
Memphis
Dan Kuykendall
Patterson
Georgia
Sth
Andrew Young
The
Southern
Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Young
Rodney Cook
Atlanta
Keith Jones
Socialist Workers Party
Rotary Club Guest Preaches On Church and State
Rev William Risinger spoke to the Hope Rotary Club at Town and Country about church state separation. He argued religious principles underpin good government and urged voters to act for the common good next Tuesday. President Bob Roberts welcomed Jim Lester and student guest Joey Clark introduced Donald Ogden. Other visitors included Stuart Spragins and Gordon Tyer.
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William Risinger
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Hope Rotary Club
Ed Aslin
Jesus Christ
Caesar
Bob Roberts
Jim Lester
Joey Clark
Hope High School
Donald Ogden
Stuart Spragins
Little Rock
Gordon Tyer
Arkansas Six-Man Crew Law Debate in Rail Safety Drive
Nationally crews of three or four operate trains as safely as six in Arkansas where laws require six on freight trains. The United Transportation Union backs smaller crews. Act 1 keeps two in the front cab, argues safety intact amid broader national gains. Vote FOR Act 1 to maintain safe operation.
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Arkansas
United Transportation Union
Did FBI probe Eagleton medical history in 1960s
Former Atty Gen Ramsey Clark says he read an FBI file on Senator Thomas Eagleton revealing medical details. The FBI denies an Eagleton investigation. Clark notes background checks were routine while Eagleton was Missouri lieutenant governor and considered for a federal post.
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Washington
Ramsey Clark
Justice Department
FBI
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Eagleton
George McGovern
Clark
Sen
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
McGovern Campaign Organization
Committee For
Fred Vincen
Nicholas Deb. Reteee
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Climer
Jerry Climer
Independence County
Odell Pollard
Searcy
Phyllis Kincannon
Rev. Reisinger
Torney
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