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8A Minneapolis Tribune April 5, 1971 AmIw fsA ISM tfDDI all 5 accounts do you gev From bAch to nock, THE WURLITZER electron ic piANO WW IS A qROOVE! I iL 4AU rin I'll Py me wui qi I 111 UepOSlIS interest from the first! Plus, interest compounded and naid dailv from date of 4 Ik 4 A deposit to date of withdrawal! Associated Press Williams arrested Mill: JUST A 0Mm lata. in Rev. Hosea Williams, program director of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), was arrested Sunday in St. Patrick's Cathedral on charges of disrupting Palm Sunday services. The incident occurred on the third anniversay of the death of the Rev.

Dr. Martin Luther King founder of SCLC, which is engaged in its first major effort in three years, a "March Against Repression." Mr. Williams accused the church of living a lie by having financial interests in companies that "oppress people in South Africa." WHERE THE REAL MONEY GROWS FARMERS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS Marquette at Sixth Member F. D.I.C. Open until 6 P.M., Tuesday thru Friday: our special inside after-hours teller and drive-in windows it'ctIic $C1095 Complttt with btnch CjO ANy WHERE tarphonn, "do ANyrhiNq" piANO Perfect for rock groups perfect for home use, the Wurlitzer electronic piano is eosily moved (it weighs just 56 pounds) and can be used, anywhere there is electric current.

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Memphis, where the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was killed April 4, 1968, dedicated a section of its freeway system to the slain civil rights leader Sunday to mark the third anniversary of his death. Dr.

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