Demonstrators clash with police over racism in London
About 5 000 mostly nonwhite protesters clash with police on rain swept streets to denounce racism in Britain and Rhodesia. Officers block two attempts on Rhodesia House, amid bottle and banner pole throws. Seventeen policemen and about 25 protesters injured. Many demonstrators trample under horses. later 500 move to South Africa House, smashing over 50 panes of glass.
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U S Forces Repel Viet Cong Attacks in Mekong Delta
American 9th Infantry Division fought off a Viet Cong assault on a Mekong Delta bivouac, suffering nine killed and 17 wounded while killing six attackers. North of Saigon another unit broke an ambush and killed 22 NVA as reinforcements moved in. Early today Communist commandos hit a U S airbase destroying 18 helicopters.
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Planes Collide During Mexican Movie Shoot Killing Nine
Two planes used in a Mexican film collided in the air near Torreon Coahuila. A parachutist carrying a mannequin representing an actress jumped from a Beechcraft C 45. The wing of another plane hit the same aircraft causing both planes to crash in the mountains.
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Israel recalls ambassador over France arms embargo
Israel recalls Ambassador Walter Eytan from Paris for consultations on France's total arms embargo. He is due to report to the Israeli Cabinet tonight on embargo developments and clarifications in Israeli French relations.
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Crisis Looming as Karami Tries to Form Broad Lebanon Government
Beirut reports a fifth day without a cabinet as Premier-designate Rashid Karami works to reconcile feuding groups for a representative government. Thousands of university students strike in support of a tougher anti-Israel policy. Egypt praises De Gaulle for the arms embargo on Israel as restoring world policy principles.
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Nixon Eyes Inaugural Address And Football Pause
President elect Nixon spent Sunday in New York relaxing at home and drafting his inaugural address while watching the Super Bowl. Congress expected Johnson to propose an extension of the income tax surcharge with support from Nixon’s future administration.
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Humprey hints at 1972 run in New York gathering
Vice President Humphrey, 57, told cultural leaders at the Pierre Hotel he feels very healthy and not done yet while urging more political interest among artists and intellectuals. Nixon spoke by phone praising Rep. Melvin Laird’s defense role. A Chicago girl, Karen Johnson, was freed after eight hours of abduction. Archbishop Athenagoras reaffirmed support for Pope Paul VI’s birth control encyclical.
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National King Day campaign pushes for MLK holiday
Rev Ralph Abernathy opened a national campaign in Harlem to obtain Congress and the president's recognition of Martin Luther King Jr as the first Negro hero. He seeks a million signatures to declare King's birthday January 15 a national holiday and says it would give pride to Black Americans and offer President-elect Nixon a chance to perform his first act of atonement for not appointing a Negro to his cabinet.
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Powell says he will act as any House member
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. vows no change in conduct after ouster on misconduct charges. He repeats accusations that peers acted similarly and declines to name individuals. He was seated after giving up seniority and paying a $25 000 fine.
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Local Long Beach newspaper notice details and postal data
Public notice appears from a Long Beach California publication with postal handling information. It notes daily weekday publication from Sixth Street and Pine Avenue, Long Beach, California, entered as second class matter May 77, adjudicated by the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, dated October 6 1944. It lists subscription rates: per month three dollars and fifty cents and per year forty two dollars, with delivery length and copy charges.
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