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More than 200 supporters of the Pro-Life Action League attended a memorial service for 17,000 aborted fetuses scheduled to be cremated. L. R. Hymers Jr., president of the Fundamentalist Baptist Tabernacle and West Coast Director of the Pro-Life Action League, led services at the Los Angeles County mechanical yard where the cremation was to take place. The cremation will take place next month, Hymers said.
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