Two of the expected hundreds of thousands of demonstrators expected to rally in New York 4/15 against the Vietnam war are pictured in Central Park. At top is Gary Meinhard, who features a dead pigeon on his hat. He said the pigeon "expired for peace" 4/15. At bottom is Gaylord Chris, 14. by United Press International

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In the groves of Blarney, Cork, Ireland

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C. F. Adams, Jr., president of Raytheon Manufacturing Company, Waltham, Mass., breaks ground for a new electronic laboratory to constructed at Hanscom Airfield, Bedford, Mass. Looking on are representatives of the armed forces, the Platt Contracting Company, the builders; Cleverdon, Varney and Pike, the engineers; and of Raytheon.

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Two of the expected hundreds of thousands of demonstrators expected to rally in New York 4/15 against the Vietnam war are pictured in Central Park. At top is Gary Meinhard, who features a dead pigeon on his hat. He said the pigeon "expired for peace" 4/15. At bottom is Gaylord Chris, 14.

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