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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1970

Page

8

Wildlife notes on cutthroat trout releases at Priest Lake

North Idaho anglers favor cutthroat over rainbows due to native status and behavior. Priest Lake releases include 151,000 fingerlings and 19,000 larger cutthroats marked by fin clipping to gauge impact. Early signs suggest improved cutthroat fishing though proof is limited by creel checks. Also a plea to leave wild animals, especially fawns, in the woods to avoid harming wildlife.

North Idaho Friest Lake Talis Priest Lake Taermath Neal

Large pro Nixon rally fills streets of New York City

Backers of President Nixon rally in Manhattan and Park Thursday drew up to 150000 people including construction workers, longshoremen and bricklayers. Demonstrators voiced pro-government slogans and patriotism while directing criticism at Mayor Lindsay and police. No arrests were reported. security was heavy and demonstrations mirrored support for the Vietnam era policy.

New York Nixon Peter J. Brennan Construction Trades Council City Hall Financial District Buffalo N.Y Vietnam America George M. Cohan John W. Lindsay John Lindsay Lindsay Brennan Teddy Gleason International Longshoremen’s Association Wall Street Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association Guy—Hal

GIs Clash With Koreans Near Seoul Frontier Village

Police report a five hour clash at Champagi about 25 miles north of Seoul between U S soldiers and local residents. Two African American GIs assaulted a South Korean farmer who suffered four broken teeth. About 15 locals surrounded the attackers while 50 U S soldiers helped them escape in an Army truck.

Seoul UPS Champagi U.S

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