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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1972

Page

6

Indians Protest Barricade at Bureau of Indian Affairs

About 300 Indian demonstrators remain barricaded inside the Bureau of Indian Affairs building after seizing it at dusk. Negotiations continue as protesters plan a continuation of the Trail of Broken Treaties caravan and a planned Arlington Cemetery service despite an Army ban on partisan events.

Bureau of Indian Affairs White House Arlington Cemetery BIA Harrison Loesch Brad Patterson Loesch Louis Bruce Patterson Clyde Bellecort The American Indian Washington

UN Votes For World Ecology Plan And Fund

United Nations members in the economic committee approved a plan to create an environmental governing council a financing fund and a professional secretariat to guide international action. The 58 nation council would oversee programs with about 100 million dollars for the first five years with 40 million from the United States and pledges from other industrialized countries. The Stockholm Conference recommendations on climate resources water and waste were referred for action, despite Soviet bloc abstentions.

United Nations, N.Y U.N General Assembly Assembly United States Canada Britain Governing Council Conference On the Human Environment Stockholm Soviet Bloc East Germany

Indians in Latin America Estimated at 15 to 20 Million

Historical estimates place an estimated 15 to 20 million Indigenous people living in Latin America when Spanish and Portuguese explorers first arrived. The figure reflects broad precolonial populations across large cultural regions.

Latin America

Japanese War Straggler Shoichi Yokoi Marries in Nagoya

Shoichi Yokoi, a Japanese Army sergeant who hid in Guam for two years, wed in Nagoya. His 44 year old bride wore a formal kimono as the ceremony proceeded with traditional attire.

Nagoya Japan Shoichi Yokoi Haori Hakama Guam

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