Sanctuary Idea Fails To Take Hold In Modern Church
US clergymen push sanctuary for Vietnam war resisters but DOJ says no legal basis. Refuge offered in Detroit Boston Marin City churches, yet few takers and risk of removal by federal marshals remains. The Resistance movement spreads tensions across cities as evaders seek protection.
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New York
Washington
Department of Justice
Canada
Greece
Europe
Robert A. Talmanson
William Chase
Arlington Street
Unitarian-Universalist
Boston
U.S
Talmanson
Chase
Ft. Meade
The
Resistance
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Joseph's Episcopal
Christ Lutheran
St. Andrews Presbyterian
Marin City
Calif
Abby Slaps Coast as Hurricane Abby Menaces Florida
Hurricane Abby churned through the Gulf with 75 mph winds threatening Florida west coast. Flood and tornado warnings issued as it neared the Tampa Bay area with forecasts calling for landfall between Tampa and Lake Okeechobee, one death and five missing at sea.
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Tampa
Fila
U. S
Gulf of Mexico
Florida West Coast
Sarasota
Florida Peninsula
Abby
Marco Beach
Tarpon Springs
Last Stand in California as McCarthy Faces Key Delegates
Kennedy and McCarthy chose final campaigns in California, New Jersey, and South Dakota as Humphrey tries to lock the Democratic nomination. Nixon returns to New York to unveil a new campaign aimed at broad votes. California, Alabama, Mississippi, and Montana held primaries with polls split on Kennedy.
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Nedy
McCarthy
California
Hubert H. Humphrey
New Jersey
Kennedy
Humphrey
South Dakota
Alabama
Sissippi
Montana
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nixon
Los Angeles Times
France faces three day Pentecost strike standstill
France's three day Pentecost weekend ended with a nationwide back to work movement still distant. Strike votes occurred in many factories as workers in Renault Citroen Peugeot Saviem Berliet and Michelin stayed out. Leaders from Pompidou Mitterrand and other parties rallied as the election nears.
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Associated Press
PARIS
France
National Assembly
Jean Chamant
Transport Ministry
Renault
Citroen
Peugot
Saviem
Berliet
Lyon
Michelin
Georges Pompidou
Communist Party
Francois Mitterrand
Union of All Republican Forces
Weather Outlook Shows Mild Tonight and Warm Midweek
Forecast calls for fair, mild tonight with overnight lows in the 60s. Sunny and warmer on Wednesday with temperatures in the 90s. Yesterday’s high reached 80 degrees.
Chuckle Man and the odd sleeping pattern
A humorous note describes Chuckle Man as a strange animal who sleeps when not tired and rises when he is, highlighting his unusual daily rhythm.
Viet Cong Launch Fresh Assaults Around Saigon
Fresh Viet Cong troops enter Saigon amid the heaviest shelling yet on the capital while government forces fight in Gia Dinh and Cholon. US sources say the pressure fits a plan to influence Paris talks, with rockets causing minor damage and 18 US wounded in the Delta clash.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
Independence Palace
Gia Dinh
MINA
Armnes
Cholon
Presidential
Paris
United States
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
U.S. 9Th Division
Mekong Delta
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Central Highlands
Battle Over Import Quotas and Free Trade Policy
The administration launches a major review of U S trade policy, seeking continued freer trade as four top officials testify on protections and quotas. Treasury Secretary Fowler is notably absent, signaling no current plan for import taxes or export rebates to curb the dollar drain.
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U.S
Administration
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Johnson
The
House
Ways and Means
William Roth
Labor
Willard Wirt
Commerce
C. R. Smith
Secretary of the
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Dean Rusk
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Betty Furness
Jan
Rat Attacks 11 Month Old In Dayton Duplex
Police report about 40 rat bites on Juanita Marie Blake 11 months as she slept in a Dayton West Side duplex. The child lost a foot full of bites, received tetanus shots, and is recovering with hands and feet bandaged. Neighbor recalls rats acting large as cats. Peggy Blake, 28, moved two months ago and says rats come from everywhere.
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Dayton, Ohio
Juanita Marie Blake
Juanita
Peggy Blake
Dayton
West Side
Rat Bites and Poison Promise at Blakes Home
Mrs. Blake blamed landlady Mrs. E. E. Campbell for rat problems after poison use failed. Campbell, who manages the building for a Baltimore owner, said she last visited two weeks ago and was unaware of complaints. Neighbor Pauline Thomas recounted a frightening rat sighting. City Health official Robert Anderson said the family would be moved to another home as soon as possible.
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St. Joseph's
Central
South
Florida
By Louis Nevin
Ann Landers
Puzzle
Heloise
Theater
Valley News
Awinawundstes
Ng US
Cong
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Juanita Blake
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