Best Offer Placed to Wounded Knee AIM Leaders
A Justice Department negotiator delivered what officials called the best offer to AIM leaders at Wounded Knee South Dakota to end the 18 day occupation of the 1890 massacre site. Dennis Banks Romon Roubideaux and others met the envelope handshake. a response was promised Sunday.
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Wounded Knee
S. D
UPD
Justice Department
Manila
Wood
Banks
AIM
Romon Roubideaux
Washington
Wounded’ Knee
Roubideaux
Russell Means
FBI
Atm Wold
Hank Adams
AIM Teaders
National Council of Churches
John Adams
Woods
Adams
Interior Department
Nevada
Marvin Franklin
Secretary of Interior For Indian Affairs
Dick Wilson
Franklin
American Indian Movement
Wilson
North Vietnamese envoy dismisses U S ceasefire slander
Ha Son Lan, North Vietnamese negotiator Lau terms U S charges of war supply moves into South Vietnam as slander. He accuses Saigon with U S backing of violating the cease-fire, defends rights to self defense, and says humanitarian aid to liberated areas includes medical and food supplies. The prisoner release around March 28 proceeds.
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Hanotl
UPH
Ha van Lan
North Vietnamese
U.S
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Lin
Paris
United States
Lau
North Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Haiphong
Defense Hints Huddleston Instigated Yablonski Murders
In Erie Pennsylvania the defense argued that guilt in the Yablonski murder case rested with Silous Huddleston former UMW local president who confessed to arranging the 1969 killings. Prosecutors sought to link a $20 000 transfer from the UMW treasury to Prater and Pass via pensioners who testified they lied before a grand jury out of fear of death and loss of union benefits.
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Erie
UPD
Yablonski
United Mines Workers
UMW
Tennessee Umw
H. David Rothman
Silous Hudleston
Lafollette
Tenn
Joseph
Jock’? Yablonski
Huddleston
William J. Prater
District 19
Albert Pass
Middlesboro
UMW International Treasury
Prater
Pass
Richard Sprague
W. A.tony Boyle
Cleveland
Silous Huddleston
Rothman
Bronco Waldroop
Clairfield, Tenn
Clifford Marcum
Speedwell
Kentucky
Marcum
Frey to Introduce Tough Drug Bill
Rep Lou Frey Jr of Florida said he will introduce President Nixon's plan for a strict drug crackdown next week. The bill calls for mandatory prison terms for heroin and morphine possession with first and second conviction scales and enhanced penalties for larger amounts. Frey cited a growing heroin epidemic and compared action to stamping out a smallpox outbreak.
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Washington
UPL
Lou Frey Jr
R-Fla
Nixon
Frey
Republican Task Force
Ocean Dumping Permit Rules Affected Southeastern States
The Marine Protection Act requires permits for ocean dumping after April 23. Dredged spoil permits go to the Corps of Engineers and other dumps to the EPA. Write to EPA Atlanta for an application with details on applicant, conveyance, material description, quantity, and proposed dumping site.
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Atlanta
Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries
Corps of Engineers
US. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Federal Register
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Peachtree St
N.E
Israeli Labor leader urges partial withdrawal amid peace stance
Yitzhak Ben Aharon, secretary general of the Israeli Labor Federation, urged Israel to be open to new ideas including withdrawal from some occupied areas if a peace framework exists. He said any move could occur on the Jordanian and Egyptian fronts, including the Suez east bank, while stressing no-war no-peace dynamics favor Israel.
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Tary General
Israeli Labor Federation
Israel
Ben Aharon
East
Suez Canal
Ben Almiron
Cairo
Akhbar El-Yom
Washington
Hiafes Ismail
Egypt
United States
Middle East
Playground Daily News item brief
A compact Playground Daily News item from 1927 provides a brief local update. It mentions community matters and notes a public interest angle without detailed context or names. The brief style mirrors era newspaper notes and invites readers to follow later editions for fuller coverage.
Land Mine Kills British Mail Driver in Belfast IRA Campaign
A land mine killed army mail driver Michael Gay on a country road southwest of Belfast as bombs wrecked a Belfast pub and two shops in Lurgan. Police call it part of the IRA campaign with shootings and a Protestant militiaman killed and a Catholic bar bombed injuring eight.
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Belfast
UPI
Lurgan
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Britain
West Germany
Northern Ireland
Michael Gay
William Kenny
Belfast Falls Road
Heart Sunday Drives Port Wallon Beach Funds Past 5000
Residents of Port Wallon Beach Destin and nearby communities contributed over 5000 to the Heart Sunday drive chaired by Mrs Sterlyn Killingsworth. Mail envelopes and heart saving literature circulated as volunteers sought additional gifts for heart disease research education and community programs.
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Heart Sunday
Port Wallon Beach
Destin
Sterlyn Killingsworth
Heart Fund
Okaloosa Digest Community Notices Roundup
A collection of local notices includes call for Playbill Daily News submissions, school lunch menu for March 1923, Bayou Sailing Club spring race at Valparaiso, Destin Homemakers film on breast and uterine health, Cancerama 11th annual telethon on WEAR TV with pledge numbers, beginners cake decorating and knitting courses at the community center, Fraternal Order of Police Ladies Auxiliary meeting, Tasting Fair at Niceville High School, Miracle Strip Saddle Club monthly meeting with arena plans and membership drive.
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Bayou Sailing Club
Lincoln Park
Valparaiso
Veryone
Destin Homemakers Club
Destin Community Center
Cancerama
Channel Wear TV
Billy DeWolf
American Cancer Society
Okaloosa County
Fort Walton Beach
Crestview
Recreation Department
Fraternal Order of Police
Ladies Auxiliary
FOP
Fop Police
Niceville Senior High School
NSHS
Americans to break cigarette consumption record this year
United States Agriculture Department economists forecast Americans will smoke more than 565 billion cigarettes in 1973, a new total consumption record driven by population growth though the average smoker will light 202 packs, unchanged from last year. Tricia Nixon Cox is released from Georgetown University Hospital after diagnostic tests, with officials saying the ailment was not serious.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Tricia Nixon Cox
Georgetown University Hospital
White House
Helen Smith
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Dennis Banks
Saigon
Provisional Revolutionary Government
PRG
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ELVE
Irma Actee
Kansas City
American Royal
Moa
Miracle Strip
Don Maggert
United Press International
Golda Meir
Israel Uni
Sithout
Yitzhak Ben Aharon
Secre
Beirut
Albert Mokhesher
Focal
Lebanon
Mokheiber
Beirut Radio
Pensacolians
Wayne Allen
Scozi Nelson
Pensacola Beach
Diane Nelson
Playground Daily News
Your Freedo
The
Playground Daily Hews
Florida Freedom Newspapers Inc
TE Eglin Parkway
SEFI
Watton Beach
Fort Yatton Beach
Niceville
tMall Payatte
Audit Bureau of
Heart Funds
Okaloosa Digest
PGDN
Miracle Strip Saddle Club
Joyner
Bairg
Roth
Upper
New England
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Hoxton
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