Fights flare at Poor People's Campaign rally in Washington
Friction between Black militants and Mexican Americans erupts at a unity rally in Washington as Indians pound Supreme Court doors and youths damage windows. Demonstrators press for meals at the Agriculture Department cafeteria. a diabetic victim dies. DC health officials warn Resurrection City may close due to weather and health hazards. Reies Tijerina demands greater control before his followers join Resurrection City.
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Floods Threaten Three States with Record Rainfall
Flooding hit New Jersey and New York with NYC reporting nearly 5 inches in 24 hours, driving traffic on the Long Island Expressway. Streams overflowed in New Jersey while Passaic and Raritan Rivers were forecast to flood. Severe storms spanned New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas with tornado watches in Texas and Oklahoma.
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Property Tax Appeals Hearings Start Monday
The Board of Supervisors begins hearings on June property assessment complaints as part of the statewide reappraisal program. About 700 cases are filed with 13 full days available for review, and some hearings may be held at night due to the workload.
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Pickrell Sued For Divorce
PHOENIX AP Former State Atty Gen Robert W Pickrell is sued for divorce by his wife Nancy who accuses him of cruelty excesses and outrages.
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Spanish riot police arrest 12 at Madrid University
Madrid police broke through barricades at the University of Madrid School of Philosophy and Letters arresting 12 students from a 500 strong group demanding university reform and police withdrawal from the campus.
Greek Ministers fire 30 judges for political activity
Athens reports the Greek Council of Ministers dismissed 30 judges for political involvement and attempting to create trade unionism among judges. The action was announced Wednesday night as a purge of the judiciary.
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