Peace marches mark Berrigan trial week in Harrisburg
National rallies opened a Holy Week series in Harrisburg in support of Rev. Philip Berrigan and six others charged in a 1970 antiwar conspiracy plot. The trial resumes after a weekend recess, with the defense having rested without calling witnesses.
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Hussein to visit U S for Nixon talks and health check
King Hussein of Jordan travels to America for talks with President Nixon on a plan for a semi autonomous Palestinian state in the West Bank. The six week trip includes stops in Saudi Arabia Britain and France and a heart health exam. Powell in critical condition in Miami. Wilkins arrives in South Africa for a weeklong visit. A Harlem soul picnic honors 50 black heroes and features many notable attendees. Dr. Nkomo, South African race relations leader, dies at 57.
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Frontiersman Ted Reisinger Lives a Bay Frontiersman Life
Ted Reisinger, 85, a Bavarian immigrant living along Jones Creek near Baltimore, spends winters hunting and trapping and summers fishing. He steers nets and eel pots, keeps dogs, and recounts icy spills. His days mix crabbers, rock perch, and a lifelong outdoors ethos.
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Truce Offer From IRA Provisional Wing Amid Protests
The Provisional IRA announces a one month suspension of attacks on civilians in Northern Ireland hoping for a British move to internment without trial. They insist no truce with the 15,000 British troops and would stay quiet beyond the month if troops withdraw.
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