Cross Burning Signals Rebirth Of Jersey Klan
In Hightstown New Jersey a Klansman with a shotgun talks of a racial upheaval and a rebirth of the Ku Klux Klan. Officials call the movement small but persistent with recruitment talks and a few cross-burnings in Princeton and West Trenton.
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Mason-Dixon Line
New York City
Frank W. Rotella Jr
King Kleagle
North Jersey
Rotella
Tito and Pope discuss Middle East and Indochina tensions
President Tito of Yugoslavia met Pope Paul VI at the Vatican for over an hour. They expressed concern about conflicts in Indochina and the Middle East and discussed steps toward a negotiated peace and European security. Tito pledged peace in the Middle East and opposition to force, while the Pope praised peaceful cooperation and affirmed church independence from state affairs.
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Paul VI
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Southeast Asia
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St. Peter's Square
Holy See
Italy
Trieste
Chicken Nests In School Bus Near Oakhill Kansas
A school bus in Oakhill Kansas briefly carried an extra passenger when a chicken nested under the hood at a farm stop. Hal B. Scott, the driver, and a janitor lifted the hood to find a fresh egg a broken egg and singed feathers among the bus wiring. The odd discovery occurred while the bus sat idle at Scott's farm and the chicken apparently found the nesting spot during a prior pause.
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Oakhill
Kan
Hal B. Scott
Scott
Apollo 14 rocks may be oldest lunar samples yet
Houston AP reports Apollo 14 rocks could be older than any Earth returns from the moon and show more complexity than Apollo 11 and 12 specimens. Scientists say 4.6 billion year material is likely, with many fragments from older rocks, suggesting a long, complicated lunar history. Distribution to researchers begins April 4.
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Houston
Earth
Moon
Robin Brett
Manned Spacecraft Center
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Paul Gast
Planetary Sciences
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Gast
Fra Maur
Brett
United States
Michael Duke
Lunar
Mansfield For Total 71 Troop Exit
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield urged a total U S pullout of troops from Indochina by end of 1971. He opposed any residual force in Vietnam and warned such troops would be pigeons bound to stay. He also weighed Nixon war winddown and Muskie’s presidential prospects versus McGovern Hughes and Humphrey.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Indochina
Montana
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
Harold Hughes
Hubert Humphrey
Lenten Services At St Paul Church
The sixth in a series of Lenten services will be held Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at St. Paul CME Church. Rev. William H. Hightower of Ward Chapel AME Church will be guest minister, introduced by Rev. C. A. Trotter. Mrs. William H. Hightower will give the meditation and the hour will include singing and fellowship.
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St. Paul Cme Church
William H. Hightower
Ward Chapel Ame Church
C. A. Trotter
Man hoax iron lung project ends with empty packages
Jack Dollard, a Lee's Summit restaurant operator, collected about eight million cigarette packages with Scouts for a falsely advertised charity. A Kansas City hoax claimed a girl needed iron lungs. no such case existed. Despite offers from a Texas doctor and an Alabama hospital, Dollard found iron lungs are rarely needed as polio fades. He remains eager to place one if a genuine need appears.
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Kansas City
Jack Dollard
Dollard
Lee's Summit
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Texas
Alabama
Princess Anne thrown from horse at show jumping event
Princess Anne was uninjured after being thrown when her horse refused a fence at a Cookham show jumping event. She remounted and completed the course, but the fall ended her chance to win.
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Cookham
England
Anne
Elizabeth II
Three Veteran Actresses Win Tonys
New York AP The 1971 Tony Awards named Company best musical and Sleuth best play. Maureen Stapleton and Brian Bedford won acting honors, with Helen Gallagher and Hal Linden cited in song and dance. Patsy Kelly, Stapleton, and Gallagher received notable ovations. Company also won five Tonys including best book by George Furth.
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Broadway
Maureen Stapleton
Brian Bedford
Helen Gallagher
Hal Linden
Palace Theater
ABC
Miss Stapleton
Miss Gallagher
Patsy Kelly
Nanette
Miss Kelly
the Palace
George Furth
Musical Tony Awards Recap From 1971 Ceremonies
The 1971 Tony results crowned No, No, Nanette with multiple prizes including best musical. Donald Saddler won for choreography Raoul Pene Du Bois earned best costumes. Linden and The Rothschilds led other notable wins with Keene Curtis and Rae Allen among the honored performers.
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Stephen Sondheim
Boris Aronson
Hal Prince
New York Drama Critics Circle
Nanette
Donald Saddler
Raoul Pene du Bois
Linden
Actor Robert Cummings Weds Secretaries Regina Fong
Las Vegas AP reports actor Robert Cummings 60 marries his secretary Regina Fong 31. Cummings has been married three times before. His third wife Mary Elliott named Mrs. Fong as co respondent in her divorce.
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Las Vegas
Robert Cummings
Regina. Fong. Cummings
Mary Elliott
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