Farmer Rodger McAfee Upside-Down Flag March Rochester NY
California farmer Rodger McAfee pledged land to guarantee bail for Angela Davis and carried an inverted flag during a Rochester march. He refused police requests to display it properly, saying the country is upside down and Americans must set it right. He aims a 200 day U.S. tour raising funds for the Davis defense, with 170 speeches and earnings projected between 110000 and 175000. McAfee owns 1100 acres near Fresno.
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Rodger McAfee
California
Angela Davis
Rochester
N.Y
Medfee
Harrisburg
McAfee
New York City
U.S
Angela Davis Defense Fund
Fresno
Ethel Kennedy Injured Skiing on Steep Mt Tecumseh Slope
Ethel Kennedy widow of Robert F Kennedy is reported in good condition in a Plymouth hospital after breaking her right leg in a fall on a steep slope of Mt Tecumseh near Waterville Valley New Hampshire. Spectators Martin Bergeron and Joseph Houle described a cartwheel tumble into woods as she skied with family members.
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Ethel Kennedy
Lex
Robert J. Kennedy
Plymouth
N. HL
Mt. Tecumseh
Waterville Valley
Rochester
N Y
Martin Bergeron
Joseph Houle
Houle
Howe
Four men arrested in gin hijack case in California
Four men including a man linked to a West Coast underworld figure were arrested over hijacking a $50,000 gin shipment from the San Francisco waterfront last March 17. Names given include Sam F. LoCigno, Joseph Sommerberg, and Robert Colley. LoCigno had a 1960s manslaughter conviction.
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Los Angeles
Jack
Whaten
San Francisco
Sam F. LoCigno
San Fernando Valley
Joseph $. Sommerberg
Robert Calley
Sheriffs Department
Colley
LoCigno
Whalen
Mistrial Declared in Partin Case Against Teamster Official
Federal Judge James Baistin in Atlanta declared a mistrial in the Partin case involving Ed ward Grady Partin, a Louisiana Teamster official. He granted acquittal motions on three counts of the earlier conviction for criminal conspiracy and extortion, citing hearsay and jurors memory of Partin's violent reputation.
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Atlanta
Louisiana
Edward Grady Partin
U.S
James F. Baistin
Partin
Bartin
President Hussein to Meet Nixon in Washington Talks
King Hussein of Jordan will meet with President Nixon on Tuesday for 11 am talks and an 8 pm dinner to discuss his plan for a federal kingdom along the Jordan river. The White House again declined to take a position, calling the federation a Jordanian matter. Hussein travels on a six week U S Europe tour, with a private visit noted by deputy press secretary Gerald L Warren.
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Washington
Hussein
Jordan
Nixon
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Blussem
United States
Britain
France
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Wasil Tell
Cairo
Salvadoran revolt crushed as martial law declared
El Salvador's government says a weekend uprising left 100 to 200 dead and over 200 wounded. President Fidel Sanchez Hernandez said rebels captured him for 12 hours before loyalist air bombings and ground force actions ended the revolt. Martial law remains in force as arrests are reported and the July 1 transfer of power looms.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Fidel Sanchez Hernandez
Sanchez Hernandez
Party of Corruption
Sanchez
Arturo Armando Molina
Duarte
Medrano
Molina
Asia
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David Frost
London
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Davdad
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Knievel
Michigan State Fairgrounds
Detroit
Evel
Cow Palace
U.S. Interior Department
Grand Canyon
Diahann Carroll
Peking
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tanjug
Royal Hong Kong Observatory
Hokkaido
Japan
Edward Partin
Tue
Press-Telegram
Prengay
Yor
Blane Larke
Claus
Ciens
Portage
Salvador
Benjamin Mejia
el Zapote
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Jose Alberto Medrano
Air Force
Hernandez
Bullock's Lakewood
Lakewood
Shiseido
Bullock's
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