Memorial Services Tonight Mark First Anniversary Of RFK Death
Memorial services mark the first anniversary of Robert F. Kennedy s assassination with Masses and tributes across major cities. In Arlington, Hihel Kennedy attends a 5 p.m. folk Mass at Kennedy grave with 70 student singers led by Terence Cardinal Cooke. Other events in Washington, San Francisco, New York, Boston and Los Angeles honor Kennedy and his causes including gun control and youth outreach.
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Scientists Say No Evidence Marijuana Is Harmful or Addictive
Washington AP report says NSF chairman Dr Philip Handler testified there is no scientific proof that smoking marijuana is harmful or addictive. He cautioned the question remains unsettled and compared criteria to alcohol. The testimony accompanied a broader government anti drug campaign and notes on LSD usage decline.
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Limited Troop Withdrawals Seen Of Little Value By Fulbright
Sen. Fulbright says a limited U S troop withdrawal from Vietnam would be of little value unless it precedes broader cuts and a political settlement, which he doubts will occur soon. He criticizes Nixon's speech as echoing Johnson era policies and doubts Midway talks will yield progress toward peace.
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Horse Freed From Track After Hoof Jams Between Ties
In Philadelphia a six year old gelding named Blue Roy had a hoof wedged between ties on a Penn Central track as a center city local approached. A power outage halted the train 600 feet away, a teacher from the Philadelphia School of Agriculture and Science freed the animal, and the horse returned to Parmemt Park about 45 minutes later with minor injuries.
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High Court Rules Room Was Too Hot
The North Dakota Supreme Court ruled four to one that the courtroom was uncomfortably hot. Justice White’s arguments on a cage prompted a recess, and four justices returned to the bench without their robes.
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