Small American Nazi Party march confronts antiwar rally
A small group of American Nazi Party members marched around an anti-war rally on Public Square in Cleveland. The demonstrators opposed the Vietnam war.
07 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1971
Page
1
A small group of American Nazi Party members marched around an anti-war rally on Public Square in Cleveland. The demonstrators opposed the Vietnam war.
In Peking on November 6 observers report that China and Pakistan are jointly studying how the United Nations Security Council can handle the Indo Pakistan crisis. The Pakistani delegation under Zulfikar Ali Bhutto met Premier Chou En-Lai and began talks with Chinese officials.
The newspaper reports net paid circulation for September 1971 at 48,615 and September 1970 at 42,303, highlighting a rise in readership year over year. The figures reflect subscriber totals for the period.
Northern New Jersey firm Annin & Co. is the United Nations flag maker. A Sunday Record look highlights its assignment for a flag representing Communist China. Also noted: Nixon leads Muskie in a Gallup poll, Few’s Revolutionary War remains to be buried in Georgia, Sparkman fights Blount in a hot 1972 Senate race, and calls for state financing of education to ease property tax burden.
The second Bay of Bengal cyclone hit the East Pakistan coast near Chittagong Saturday, weaker than last weekend’s deadly storm. No casualties or damages reported. winds around 70 mph. The Orissa storm death toll rose to 9,315 with over 8,000 in Cuttack district while emergency aid moved via military and civilian transport.
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