Resigning GIs Arrested After Church Bondage Protest
Nine AWOL servicemen bound themselves to clergymen during a three day liberation service. Military police marched Wednesday to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in a San Francisco suburb and freed the bound men before placing them in a paddy wagon. The protest began Monday at Howard Presbyterian Church in San Francisco before moving locations due to a bomb threat. The group included five soldiers two Marines a sailor and an Air Force sergeant. Authorities would not comment on potential discipline.
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Casey presses for tougher gun penalties in House debate
In Washington Rep. Bob Casey demands federal penalties of 10 years for first gun offense and 25 for subsequent offenses in a bill to ban interstate gun sales. Rep. Emanuel Celler warns the proposal could create federally charged crimes and delays state court authority. The debate follows a Justice Department report linking firearms to about 20,000 annual deaths.
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Peyote Rites Amid Christian Influence Face Legal Scrutiny
Over generations Native American peyote rituals blend Christian ethics with Indigenous traditions. Leaders, altars, and fourfold symbols shape ceremonies while outsiders in the hippie era sparked debate. Navajo law restricts use outside ceremonies, and scholars note the rite resembles Christian service in core beliefs.
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Canadian postal workers strike paralyzes mail service nation wide
About 24 000 postal workers walked out in Canada halting mail nationwide for the second time in three years. Picket lines formed before dawn as bargaining stalled over wage hikes. Negotiations resume Sunday with unions seeking a rise around 75 cents per hour while the government offers 10 cents retroactive to last August. The dispute mirrors a past 11 percent gain in 1965.
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Abernathy Pitches Poor People's Embassy in DC
Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy plans a Poor People's Embassy in Washington to press unmet goals of the campaign. He announced at a Los Angeles fundraising rally that a nonviolent delegation will address Democratic and Republican conventions to represent hunger and poor citizens.
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UPI
Ralph D. Abernathy
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Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Astrological Forecast for All Zodiac Signs
Daily forecast for twelve signs with guidance on finances, relationships, and work matters. Highlights urge pragmatism for Others, charm for Taurus, decisive action for Capricorn, and collaboration for Moon Children and allies. Focus on duties, planning, and practical improvements today.
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Moon Children
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Hoover accuses SDS of sabotage training at national conference
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says workshops at the June SDS national convention in East Lansing Michigan discussed sabotage and explosive devices for targeting communications and plumbing systems in strategic buildings. He cites no named individuals and offers no charges against participants.
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