Solidarity March Draws Thousands In Washington D C
In Alexandria Virginia mules graze as Poor People prepare carts for the Solidarity March on Washington D C. An estimated 40 000 are expected to march in support of the Poor People demands for a better life.
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Alexandria
Washington, D.C
Ted
Second tier candidates court delegates on campaign trail
United Press International reports McCarthy seeks Ohio delegates and union support as Humphrey countermeasures unfold. Rockefeller touts coattail advantage with GOP congressmen in New Jersey while Wallace campaigns in Charleston with Southern governors meeting. Romney says Nixon will appeal to Michigan delegates on June 29.
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United Press International
Eugene J. McCarthy
Ohio
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Congress
New Jersey
George C. Wallace
Charleston
S.C
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Fred Harris
Walter Mondale
Johnson
George W. Romney
Michigan
Romney
Rockefeller
McCarthy
Minnesota Democrat
Cleveland
Chicago
American Newspaper Guild
New York
Republican House
GOP
Nixon
U.S. seeks return of Ray in London extradition hearing
In London a heavily guarded court held James Earl Ray, alias Ramon George Sneyd, without bail and set a June 27 hearing to determine extradition to the United States for trial on charges tied to the Martin Luther King Jr. slaying and a Missouri bank robbery. Ray offered brief replies, while U.S. and British counsel argued over proof of identity and evidence.
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London
UPI
United States
America
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Frank Milton
Ray
Ramon George Sneyd
Tits Duke
Britain
U.S
Nigel Maw
Milton
Missouri
King
Not Alone Poor People March On Washington
Thousands of supporters gather for the Poor People’s Campaign march in Washington with 25,000 to 35,000 anticipated. Leaders Abernathy and Tucker cite nonviolent aims and broad city endorsements, while police reinforce security around Resurrection City and the White House.
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Washington
UPI
Ralph David Abernathy
Sterling Tucker
John Lindsay
New York
Carl B. Stokes
Goveland
District of Columbia
Army National
Patrick V. Murphy
White House
Executive Mansion
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Resurrection City
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Abernathy
Congress
America
Interior Department
Eisenhower Shows Encouraging Progress After Fifth Heart Attack
Doctors at Walter Reed Army Medical Center report President Eisenhower, 77, is making very encouraging progress in recovering from his fifth heart attack. No chest pain recurrence and activity limited to brief family visits as he remains hospitalized following a recent bout after earlier attacks.
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OPI
D—Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Hisenhower
Walter Reed
Indian Wells
Calif
Whitehouse
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