Cleaver Warns Paris Students of Capitalist War
Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver spoke via taped message to about 3,400 French students in Paris promising unprecedented violence against capitalism and urging chaos inside the United States. He condemned Nixon and called the U.S. the world’s top enemy while in self exile from California parole violations.
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Prince Shines In Cambridge U Charity Revue
Prince Charles drew acclaim for a flawless performance in a Cambridge Trinity College charity revue, appearing in 25 scenes after a stumble in previews. Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Anne attended a London screening of Anne of the Thousand Days, with the event raising a record 100.80 dollars for cinema and television benevolent fund.
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Concert Pays Tribute to Duke Ellington at Madison Square Garden
A six hour tribute concert for Duke Ellington at Madison Square Garden featured Ellington’s band with guest stars Ray Charles B B King Jimmy Rushing and Louis Armstrong. Sammy Davis Jr hosted with jokes tap dancing and impersonations while NAACP sponsored the fundraiser for its projects.
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Eisenhower backs Pa. senator in primary clash
In a letter from Scott released by Sen. Arlen Specter R Pa, John Eisenhower son of the late President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged an overwhelming victory for Specter’s re election bid and signaled support over Seal in Pennsylvania’s Republican primary. Separately, a Michigan student spent her 10th birthday in a hospital after a fall from a fifth floor dorm ledge. A rock musician was shot while riding in Atlanta, injuring Buck Rogers Movement guitarist Narlan Cornelius as the assailant fled.
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Fall of Muong Soul Reported in Laos Clash
Laotian authorities said Muong Soui fell to North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces, with airstrip still contested hours later amid a large Vietnamese offensive in east central Laos. US sources later questioned the town’s capture as bombers targeted positions and a heavy B52 campaign continued nearby.
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Two Chemical Workers Die in Cleveland Blast
UPI reports two men killed in an explosion and fire at Mobil Chemical Co on Cleveland East Side. Three others missing as five-alarm blaze burns. Firefighters recover the bodies from smeared storage area ruins. Initial blast shook the Fourth District police station five miles away. Smaller explosions hit a storage tank and several tanks of chemicals ignited.
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Credit Plan Fails to Boost Offerings at Vergenies Church
Rev. Bighard Ogden Jr unveils a charge a prayer plan at Vergenies Congregational Church allowing weekly offerings by credit card. Only two members used the option in recent months. He said adoption will be slow as parishioners adjust to the new system.
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Fullerton Students Plead Innocent in Reagan Heckling Case
Bruce Church and David MacKowiak pled not guilty at Pullerton Municipal Court to heckling Gov. Reagan during a campus talk at Fullerton on February 9. Trial set for March 25 with $625 bail each. They challenge the new disturbance of a speaker law as unconstitutional.
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Supreme Court Backs Cal Ruling on Abortion Law
The Supreme Court let stand California's ruling that its abortion statute is unconstitutional. The high court rejected an appeal by California Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch in a 4-3 decision. The decision focused on the vague "necessary to preserve" clause and the state’s interest in a woman's life and choice.
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Laos Army Holds and Frees 3 Newsmen
Laotian troops arrested three Western journalists who gained entry to the Long Cheng base. They were later released to a U S Embassy official. The detainees were John Saaraf of Lite magazine Max Coiltait of Agence France Presse and Timothy Allman a part time NYT/Bangkok Post employee.
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Tito and Nasser Push Nonaligned Summit Plan
In Aswan Egypt President Tito of Yugoslavia and President Gamal Abdel Nasser held their second and final session on the Middle East crisis. Nasser backed Tito's call for a conference of nonaligned countries with foreign ministers to meet in Dar es Salaam Tanzania April 13-18 to prep for the conference.
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