Arrest 200 Demonstrators At Pentagon
More than 200 antiwar protesters were arrested at the Pentagon as a planned blockade failed to draw a large crowd. About 1,000 gathered by noon, with roughly 100 moving toward the steps before police on horseback halted the rush. Tear gas dispersed the crowd, and arrests for disorderly conduct followed. Organizers cited lack of crisis atmosphere and fear of confrontation as reasons for the small turnout. The action was sponsored by the Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice, not NPAC despite erroneous early reports.
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Washington
Pentagon
Sidney Peck
Associated Press
National Peace Action Coalition
Peoples Coalition For Peace and Justice
NPAC
Capitol
Cape Attorney To Springfield
CAPE GIRARDEAU MO AP City attorney Howard Wright Jr announced he will leave July 31 for a similar post in Springfield Wright, 32, became Cape Girardeau’s first full time city attorney in 1969 A replacement search is under way
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Cape Girardeau, MO
Howard Wright Jr
Springfield
Wright
Cape Girardeau
Hart Wife Refuses Taxes Over War Protest
Jane Hart, wife of Senator Philip A. Hart, declares she will not pay further income taxes in protest of the Vietnam War. She told the IRS she is ready to accept sanctions and did not include $6,200 in estimated tax payments. Senator Hart supports the war protest but not the tax stance. Also, U S Customs and St Johns deputies seize about five tons of marijuana valued over $1 million aboard a fishing boat bound from Jamaica.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Booth
Washington
Michigan
Jane Hart
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Hart
Detroit
Sen. Hart
ST. Augustine
Help Find Summer Jobs In Montgomery City
Montgomery City launches a summer employment initiative with registrations starting June 5 at the Daniel Boone Community Action Agency on the second floor of the federal building. A high school age and older file will be created to match job seekers with opportunities contributed by local employers, under the Montgomery Opportunity Committee comprising Public Welfare, the CA agency, Soil Conservation, and the University Extension.
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Montgomery City
Daniel Boone Community Action Agency
Federal
Division of Employment of Security
Montgomery Opportunity Committee
Public Welfare Office
The
Soil Conservation Service
University of Missouri Extension Division
Opportunity Committee
Returns Home After Back Surgery For Eugene Lamm
Eugene Lamm of 1205 Pollock Road returned home Sunday from Boone County Hospital in Columbia where he had back surgery last week.
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Eugene Lamm
Pollock Rd
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
State Dentists Are Praised by ADA Leader
Missouri dentists receive commendation from Dr. C Gordon Watson of Chicago chief executive of the American Dental Association for supporting the Missouri Dental Service a nonprofit prepayment plan aiding lower and middle income families. Coverage now extends to more than 6000 persons statewide as the Missouri Dental Association holds its annual session through Wednesday.
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Usage Beach
Missouri
C. Gordon Watson
Chicago
American Dental Association
Watson
Missouri Dental Service
Missouri Dental Assocation
Second son Gary Allen Squiers born in Independence
Gary Allen Squiers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Squiers of Independence, arrived at 3:37 a.m. May 16 weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces. He has a two-year-old brother Larry Donald. Grandparents are Carl Squiers of Mexico and Ezra Garlen of Hardselle, Ala. Great-grandparents include E. V. Forbis of Centralia.
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Donald Squiers
Independence
Gary Allen
Larry Donald
Squiers
TWA
Carl Squiers
Mexico
Ezra Garlen
Hardselle
Ala
E.V. Forbis
Centralia
Ford Trouble Could Result In Layoffs
EPA chief told senators that Ford Motor Co may face plant shutdowns and massive layoffs for up to four months if it cannot meet 1973 exhaust emission standards. He cited Ford warnings of the possible action after maintenance on prototype cars was deemed disallowed, and noted a full EPA investigation.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ford
Ruckleshaus
Senate Air and Water Pollution Subcommittee
Ford faces emissions test delay before 1973 model rollout
Ruckelshaus said a new test proving emissions meet standards would be nearly impossible to complete, requiring 60,000 miles of running cars at 30 mph. It could not be finished before September or October at the earliest, potentially delaying Ford’s massive July start for 1973 model cars and risking a shutdown if standards aren’t met.
Church Calls For War Halt Amid Vietnam War Protest
The United Presbyterian Church in Denver condemned the Vietnam war death and destruction and urged Congress to block funds for further U S military operations. It called for an immediate halt to air naval and ground action subject to release of U S prisoners and pledged support to nonviolent civil disobedience.
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Denver
United Presbyterian Church Today
Vietnam
Congress
U.S
Lutesville Bank Robbed of $9,000
A masked white man in his early 20s robbed Bollinger County Bank of about $9,000 in Lutesville Missouri. The suspect fled in a tan 1909 Ford Fairlane stolen in Cape Girardeau about an hour earlier. an employee said the bank was entered briefly and no customers were present.
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Lutesville
Bollinger County
Missouri Highway Patrol
Cape Girardeau
Miss Jane White Joins Roanoke Times Staff
Miss Jane Lee White daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert M White of Mexico becomes a general assignment reporter for the Roanoke Times in Roanoke Virginia on June 6. She recently graduated from Hollins College with a BA honors degree in history.
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Jane White
Roanoke Times
Jane Lee White
Robert M. White
Mexico
Roanoke, Va
Times
Miss White
Hollins College
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