Patriots march in Washington demands Viet victory
About 14 000 flag waving demonstrators march from the Capitol to the Washington Monument in a McIntire led vigil calling for a U S military victory in Southeast Asia. Vice President Ky delivers a taped greeting, while speakers including George Wallace and Lester Maddox urge tougher action. A brief scuffle leads to two arrests as police maintain crowd control.
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Rogers urges POW transfer and Mideast peace progress
Secretary of State William P. Rogers urged transferring American prisoners of war from North Vietnam to a neutral country as an act of humanity. He said Nixon backs the plan and noted improved prospects for Middle East peace after his talks with Pope Paul VI and a news conference closing his mission.
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Nixon forces set to revive SST project
The Nixon administration aims to restart the supersonic transport program as the House weighs a 6.8 billion supplemental bill. The package includes 85.3 million to cover SST termination costs, with potential amendments to redirect funds toward continuing two prototype jets. Some lawmakers see enough support to shift spending back to SST development after the House halted funding in March by narrow margins.
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Morgantown Sunday Dominion-Post publishes weekly edition
The Morgantown Sunday Dominion-Post is issued by the West Virginia Newspaper Publishing Company as a combined Sunday edition of the Morgantown Post and Dominion-News. It lists subscription rates for West Virginia and outside areas and provides contact numbers for want-ads and other departments.
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European panel proposes floating currencies to ease crisis
European Common Market officials debated letting six currencies float against the dollar to ease the international monetary crisis. France and Italy oppose full float, West Germany favors market-determined rates, while critics blame U.S. policy for speculative pressure on the dollar.
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Dump Nixon meet planned by GOP critics in Washington
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. and two other GOP critics of Nixon's Vietnam policy plan a May 16 Washington meeting to form a national Dump Nixon organization. Former Sen. Charles E. Goodell and Rep. Donald W. Riegle Jr. will join, aiming to attract broad Republican support. The meeting promises national party representation. The first Presidential primary is in New Hampshire March 14.
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