King Birthday Marked by Global Protests and Ceremonies
On King's birthday 1,500 marchers braved cold in Washington to deliver petitions with 30 million signatures. In Chicago teachers protested a holiday denial while Atlanta hosted a memorial service at Ebenezer Church for Coretta King and unveiled Martin Luther King Village. In Saigon Long Binh about 40 soldiers demonstrated under slogans including Free Angela Davis. President Nixon praised King as an enduring inspiration.
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United Press International
Washington
Capitol
Chicago
Long Binh
Vietnam
Martin Luther King,Jr
Memphis, Tenn
Congress
Ralph David’ Abernathy
King
Southern Christian
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Martin Luther King
Nixon
Nichols Avenue
Martin. Luther King
Swiss ambassador Bucher freed by Brazilian rebels
Swiss ambassador Enrico Bucher, held 39 days 22 hours 8 minutes after being kidnapped on December 7, was released in exchange for 70 prisoners. He thanked the Brazilian government and described himself in good spirits after being escorted to his hilltop residence by Swiss embassy counselor William Roch. He planned a news conference and greeted his sister Anne Marie Maillety before resuming duties.
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Rio
Janeiro
UPI
Giovanni
Enrico Bucher
Bucher
William Roch
Santiago
Chile
Anne’ Marie Maillety
Europe
Neld
Vagrant Suspect Eased After Burglary and Accidents
A vagrant suspect, Thomas Quatreuh, 18, of Denver, Colo., was jailed after being found asleep in a laundromat early today. Police link a burglary at Rancher's Feed and Saddlery Shop to possible equestrian suspects and report two minor traffic accidents on Friday near Galle Redondo and Lafayette Boulevards and at Scottsdale and Camelback.
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Thomas Quatrueh
Denver
Colo
N. Scottsdale
Roary
Orthan
Galle Redondo Arid
Lafayette ‘Boulevard
Scottsdale
Camelback
State Health Board backs federal aid for sterilization policy
Phoenix report says the State Health Board approved a policy urging use of federal funds for voluntary sterilization operations. The board, following its family planning advisory council, encourages couples to limit to two children and to provide contraceptive care and voluntary sterilization for men and women.
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Phoenix
State Health Board
Comer
Council On
Fire damages unoccupied house and two fence fires
An early morning fire partially destroyed an unoccupied small-frame house on East First Avenue with about 2000 dollars in damage. Fire crews also responded to two separate fence fires behind the Joe Lewallen and Shirley Swier residences causing additional minor losses before being extinguished.
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First ‘Avenue
Sotre
Downing
Joe Lewallen
Clarendon
Judge Denies Harsh Sentence for Air Pollution Violator
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Howard Peterson rejected a request to increase the penalty for Benjamin Williams owner of Van's Cleaners. Williams faced a suspended $100 fine after being found guilty of failing to obtain a permit to operate equipment that could cause air pollution.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Superior Court
Howard Peterson
Peterson
Benjamin Williams
Van’s Cleaners
Moise-Berger
P Péterson
Williams
Survey finds majority of collegians prefer disrupters out
UPI reports the Carnegie Commission survey shows most students support ejecting activists who disrupt class. Kerr and Trow say faculty and students mostly oppose campus disruptions and favor democratic change through proper channels.
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Bycyrilguerrera
New Orleans
UPI
Clark Kerr
Carnegie Commission
Err
University ‘of California
Berkeley
Martin Trow
Carnegie
Kerr
Trow
Graduate School of Publice wAffairsi
University
California
Judge refuses to return to duties until pigeons removed
Hamilton County Court Judge Edward F New Jr will not resume work at the courthouse until the building is exterminated of pigeons and droppings. He was partially blinded by histoplasmosis linked to pigeon droppings and plans ongoing treatment. County officials warned the closure could extend until pigeons are eradicated.
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Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton
Edward F. New
New
Onley
New Jersey Board Revokes Shelton College License
The New Jersey Board of Higher Education unanimously revokes Shelton College's license in Cape May, saying the institution fails to meet minimum standards for degree granting. Rev. Carl McIntire denounces the move as premedidated persecution and vows legal appeal.
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Trenton
UPI
New ‘Jersey
New Jersey
Cape May
Manson and three followers face seven-month murder trial
A seven-man five-woman jury with a mortician as foreman weighed the guilt of Charles Manson and three young women in the slayings of actress Sharon Tate and six others. Chief prosecutors presented Linda Kasabian as the key witness while more than 300 items of evidence were entered, as the jury deliberated for days.
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Los
Angeles
APE
Charles Manson
Sharon State
Miss’Tate
Undertaker
Herman
Tubick
Vincent Bugliosi
Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krénwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Miss Kasabian
Astrological Forecasts for Sunday January 17 1971
General tendencies urge double checking speech and actions and valuing loyal associates. Aries through Pisces offer daily guidance on money matters travel with partners and social engagement, with cautions to avoid mistakes and to help those in need.
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Aries
Lister
Etaurus
Gemini
A. P
Leo
VIRGO
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Galif
The
FTC General
Joseph Martin
Martin
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B. Doc’ Wright
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Outpf
Meiber
Cal. Frank ‘E., Taylor
Holiday Inn
Scottsdale, AZ
Idry Cleaning Dept
Spahn ‘Ranch
Linda Kasabian
E McDowell
Capricorn
Aquarius
Executive House
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Don McLeod
Nadine
Jansen
Reed’ Curry
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Sun
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