Governor Reopens Boy's Popsicle Stand in Florida
Governor Claude Kirk, urged by a telegram from 11 year old Billy Churchill, vows to reopen Billy Chur chill's Satellite Beach sidewalk stand after health officials closed it for lacking a permit and not providing separate customer facilities. The health director cites violations of state and county health laws.
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Satellite Beach
Fla
Florida
Claude Kirk
Billy Churchill
Kirk
Billy
William F. Churchill
T. Paul Haney
Brevard County
Health Department
Antiwar Protest At Pentagon Draws Massive Washington Rally
Washington AP The Pentagon braces for a major antiwar march believed to attract up to 70 000 protesters to Defense Department headquarters in a weeklong Vietnam protest. Police and troops prepared as Justice Department officials warned against unlawful acts while demonstrators planned peaceful assembly with potential civil disobedience after the rally.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
U.S
Vietnam
Justice Department
William Coffin Jr
Yale University
Dave Dellinger
Warren Christopher
Governors End Seaborne Conference Without Vietnam Action
At Frederiksted AP Rhodes Bolts On Vietnam Democrats lose final naval battle to Republicans but claim victory in political battle as governors close seaborne conference. Dems block strong war resolution, some dissidents join GOP to oppose tax increase. Rampton and Connally taunt Republicans over war support. Rhodes says he broke ranks due to consistent Vietnam support.
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Frederiksted, V.J
GOP
Johnson
Vietnam
George Rommney
South Vietnam
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rampton
John Connally
Texas
Rhodes
U.S
Navy Bombers Hit Six Torpedo Boats Near North Vietnam
U S Navy bombers attacked six torpedo boats near the Thanh Hoa river mouth in central North Vietnam and reportedly sank four. In South Vietnam, US and ARVN forces said they killed nearly 300 enemy in hard fighting the same Friday, including 197 Viet Cong during 20 hours of combat east of the Street without Joy coastal highway. Government losses stood at 18 killed and 107 wounded.
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Saigon
Thanh Hoa River
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Quang Tri City
Strike Nearing End Ford and UAW Tie Loose Ends
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers moved to wrap up a three year contract ending a 45 day strike. The tentative accord includes wage increases of 20 to 50 cents immediately, raises in the last two years, enhanced pensions, and a guaranteed annual income plan. The cost of living escalator clause, key to UAW gains, remains protected with a 95 percent wage baseline minus 7.50 for laid off workers.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Amano Tha
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
General Motors
Ford
10000 at Oakland A wild week of battles and protests
Ten thousand antiwar demonstrators gathered near the Oakland Induction Center ending a weeklong effort to paralyze the center. Police kept the crowd back as some clashes occurred and draftees proceeded inside. Protests also surged at Brooklyn College and Columbia University with counter demonstrations planned in support of the war.
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Pentagon
California
Oakland Induction Center
Brooklyn College
Columbia University
New York
Massachusetts
Sunny Warmer Weather Forecast for Miami Valley Tonight and Tomorrow
The Miami Valley expects a low in the 30s tonight with near 70s tomorrow. In New York City the tip of lower Manhattan hosted parades as sun day plans moved forward. The National Student Committee for Victory in Vietnam urged a lights on demonstration to show support for troops. In Oakland antiwar protests continued for a fifth straight day with the largest turnout yet. Police formed a corridor for inductees buses while demonstrators jeered and pelted them with cans. Temporary barricades of trash cans and cars were removed by officers.
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Miami Valley
Tee For Victory
Vietnam
Oakland
Mississippi civil rights slayings trial marks first post Reconstruction guilty verdicts
In Meridian Mississippi two white men Cecil Price and Alton Wayne Roberts were jailed for making loose talk after jurors deadlocked in the 1964 murder case of three civil rights workers. Seven of 18 defendants were convicted including Sam Bowers Jr. Dated convictions as the first in Mississippi since Reconstruction, eight were acquitted. The case stems from the 1964 killings of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney near Philadelphia.
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Meridian
Miss
U.S
Sam H. Bowers Jr
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Mississippi
Lawrence A. Rainey
Neshoba County
Ethel G. “Hop” Barnette
Cox
Barnette
Edgar Ray Killen
Jerry McGrew Sharpe
Philadelphia
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Chuckle If You Look Forward To Monday More Than Friday
A light remark notes that valuing Monday over Friday signals a mindset shift toward success. It frames ambition with humor and suggests a people feel drawn to productive start-of-week energy rather than the end-of-week pace.
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Pentagon Defenses
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Price
Roberts
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