The Buffalo News · Buffalo, New York · 10 December 1986
CP-1986-003
1,000 March Peacefully to Protest Killing of Three Arabs by Israelis

Context added by this archive
Eleven words that leave nothing out: how many marched, how they marched, how many were killed, who they were and who killed them. It is the most complete headline of its kind in this archive and it ran on the same day as the Press of Atlantic City’s four-word version (CP-1986-002). Peacefully is doing work here that the reader would otherwise have to be told to assume.
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"1,000 March Peacefully to Protest Killing of Three Arabs by Israelis," The Buffalo News, 10 December 1986. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1986-003. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1986-003
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