McCarthy pushes third party at peace rally in Minnesota
Former senator Eugene McCarthy urged a new third party as a last resort to achieve peace in Vietnam. He spoke to about 27 000 with a call to dump the war and criticized Nixon administration policy and other potential 1972 candidates. He warned against waiting to negotiate and urged action at the polls.
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Memphis Disorder Fraught With Police Patrol Clash
Police patrols in a Memphis State area faced a disturbance as rocks bottles and a reported blast were hurled at officers. About eight arrests for disorderly conduct followed the Sunday incident, with six charged for marijuana the night before. A firebomb targeted a doctor’s office and a youth was caught with a similar device. Most involved were white. few were students. One officer was struck but not seriously hurt.
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Kent confrontations bring 20 arrests in Kent Ohio weekend
Twenty people jailed after four nights of confrontations between youths and police as crowds swarmed downtown Kent. Portage County sheriff said no judge available to set bonds. Seven downtown bars closed Saturday night amid fears of more trouble. Only six of the last 20 charged were students. Kent State officials identified 51 of 67 arrestees as students. Campus day ceremonies proceeded without incident.
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Egypt Soviet Leaders Meet in Cairo Amid Purge Fallout
In Cairo, Soviet President Podgorny meets Egyptian President Sadat this week to discuss how Sadat's purge of the Lop government and officials may affect hosts relations. The exact date was not announced with Cairo press noting an imminent arrival and a friendly unofficial visit. The meeting is viewed as the most crucial Egypt Soviet encounter since 1967. Podgorny seeks assurances the purge does not indicate a Soviet policy drift.
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Catholics Protest Changes At St Peters Square Protest
Traditionalists from Italy France Spain Belgium the Netherlands West Germany the United States and Mexico plan a mass march to St Peter's Square to denounce Pope Paul VI liturgical reforms. Organizers say pilgrims will pray overnight and gather as the pope blesses visitors. A separate demonstration by followers of a figure calling himself Pope Clement XI preceded the notice.
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Soviet TU144 makes first show visit to Prague
The Soviet SST TU144 landed in Prague on Sunday en route to the Paris air show attracting over 100,000 Czechs. Crowds waited up to three hours to glimpse inside. Officials expect the TU145 to enter commercial service later this year, ahead of the Concorde.
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UFO Information Presentation Details From Hewes in OKC
UPI reports Hayden C Hewes will classify alien types seen on Earth at a UFO symposium in San Antonio Texas He outlines three types with heights and features and promises 80 slides and an 8mm film of flying saucers A Q A session will follow and the event is covered by a Houston based Oklahoma City bureau with publication by Kingsport Times Kingsport News in Tennessee
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Fifteen Eagles Die in Wyoming Power Line Incidents
In Wyoming, fifteen eagles were found dead over the weekend, likely electrocuted near power lines, bringing total eagle deaths to forty since the start of the period. Federal investigators continue probing thallium poisoned eagle deaths, with officials noting the birds died from a single dose rather than accumulation. An investigator cited that empty stomachs suggest the birds were sick and tried to shed the poison.
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Midwest Tornadoes Strike Texas Iowa Nebraska and Kansas
Tornadoes spawned by a spring storm tore through parts of Texas Iowa Nebraska and Kansas Sunday night injuring several and killing James Carroll 47 in Whitney Texas. The Wichita Falls area near Waco suffered damage to downtown and trailer communities while a second Iowa twister damaged the Darrell Danewood farm near New Market. Nebraska saw minor damage and no injuries as tornadoes touched Fremont Wahoo and Calon Ned.
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