Washington Braces For War Protest
Washington prepares for a large peacefulIndochina war demonstration in downtown, with 100000 expected. Military police move to protect the White House area as barricades rise on the Capitol west front. President Nixon notes Camp David weekend as protests unfold, while veterans leader John Kerry touts disciplined, persistent action.
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Washington
Justice Department
Capitol
Nixon
Camp David
White House
National Peace Action Coalition
Capitol Hill
Capitol Steps
Navy
John Kerry
Arlington National Cemetery
Supreme Court
Soviets Move Toward Space Station Link
The Soyuz 10 crew of three docks with the unmanned Salute, forming the first orbiting space platform. Tass reports 22 and 86 orbits respectively as rendezvous and docking equipment are checked.
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Moscow
Tass
Orbiting Space Laboratory
Vladimir A. Shatalov
Air Force
Alexei S. Yeliseyev
Nikolai Rukavishnikov
Yeliseyev
Real estate brokers question OU dealings with Carl Clifford
About a dozen Athens brokers lodge complaints with Ohio University over broker Carl K Clifford as Plain Dealer details his strong ties to OU during Vernon Aldens presidency. Clifford, convicted of tax evasion, had earned about $18000 in commissions for two years from OU and its related fund.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Athens
Ohio University
Carl K. Clifford
Vernon R. Alden
University
Alden
the Plain Dealer
Clifford
The
Plain Dealer
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Population Center marker to be dedicated in Illinois farm field
Secretary Maurice H. Stans will dedicate a marker on May 16 in an Illinois farm field marking the new U.S. population center. The site on the Lawrence Friederich farm lies about 5 miles southeast of Mascoutah. It sits 26.9 miles west and 94 miles south of the 1960 center, at latitude 38 27 47 north and longitude 89 42 22 west.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Illinois
U.S
Lawrence Friederich
Mascoutah
Lima warehouse fire destroys Lawndale Industries complex
A wind driven blaze at Lawndale Industries in Lima wiped out three warehouses and damaged adjoining buildings. Fire crews of about 60, with hoses stretched to the field length, fought for five hours starting at 3 46 a m. Water supply was hampered by no nearby hydrants. Lawndale, a mobile home bathtub maker, is a subsidiary of Kodiak Industries of Minneapolis.
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Lima, Ohio
Lawndale Industries, Inc
Lawndale
Kodiak Industries, Inc
Minneapolis
Minn
Winter chill sweeps Ohio with chilly weekend forecast
A cold front from the northwest will keep today near 50 degrees and drop to around 30 tonight. Sunday’s high should be about 50 under partly sunny skies. Rain chances run about 20 percent today and tonight, then 10 percent tomorrow.
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Ohio
Drought Eased As Tornadoes Strike Southland
Severe storms lashed the South with tornadoes and high winds killing at least four people and injuring scores. A 62 year old woman died in Ideal Georgia as homes were demolished and a 17 year old girl was electrocuted in Blairs ville. In Charleston County South Carolina power lines were down and a C5A hangar suffered sheet metal damage at Charleston Air Force Base. Memphis saw 30 planes overturned and twelve people injured as roofs and trees were toppled. Watches remained in effect across Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Georgia and South Carolina before clearing food. Florida faced fires as wind driven flames threatened homes in Hobe Sound amid record heat.
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Ton County
Alabama
Nancy Loveless
Lauderdale County
Charleston County
South Carolina
Charleston Air Force Base
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis International
Tennessee
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Hobe Sound
Mitchell's Diagnosis Shapes FBI Scrutiny Debate
Cincinnati Ohio AP Atty Gen John N Mitchell says a congressman critical of the FBI suffers from ta panoia the belief that your telephone is being tapped Mitchell denies charges by House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs of Louisiana and Sen Edmund Muskie of Maine that the FBI is conducting widespread snooping
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John N. Mitchell
FBI
Mitchell cites tapanoia at Kentucky bar meeting
Mitchell argued at a Kentucky Bar Association gathering that Boggs and Muskie owe the FBI an apology for alleged wiretap claims. He defined a new paranoia about telephone tapping as tapanoia and denied that senators or congressmen are widely spied on, while noting national security justifies some eavesdropping conduct.
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Kentucky Bar Association
Boggs and
Muskie
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Boggs
Nixon
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