Mule Train Crosses Final River Toward Washington
The Poor People's Campaign mule train, started May 1 in Marks Mississippi, crosses Memorial Bridge into Arlington and enters Washington after a five week 1100 mile trek. Despite delays from gear failures and arrests in Georgia, officials clear a path for entry.
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UPI
Poor People’s
Mississippi Delta
Potomac
Memorial Bridge
Arlington National Cemetery
Lincoln Memorial
Congress
Nein
Mississipp
Red
Clay Hills
Alabama
Atlanta
Douglasville
Aanta
Bolden
Ray Will Resist U.S. Extradition
Ray, suspected in the Martin Luther King Jr. death affair, resisted U.S. extradition to Memphis. In London he stayed at Wandsworth Prison under tight guard as his American lawyer preparation proceeded after a June 27 deadline was set.
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UPI
James Earl May
U. S
Martin. Luther King, Jr
Ray
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Wandsworth
Arthur J. Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
FBI
Scotland Yard
Frank Millen
Sheriff Orders Deputies To Lay Down Their Arms
Boston report says Suffolk County Sheriff Jol Sears ordered deputies to lay down their guns as a trial for a weaponless police force. He maintains the plan aims to prove peaceful, preventive policing can work while deputies may still train to fire if needed against threats.
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Boston
Suffolk
Washington
Justice Department
Great Britain
Sears
Fragmentary OCR News Ledger Mentions Holiday Publishing
Disjointed text fragment references Christmas, publication days Morning and Sunday Evening editions, and various city names. Mentions news services and a policy about reprinting without consent.
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Paliena
Chicago
Barre Entespri Recubli el Poatier
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