Daily News from New York, New York • 79

DAILi fcisavs, W-cjBAY, APRIL 5, 1972 WvV If Vv a 4 1 MPUC ht. A moment of silence during memorial service for Dr. King at the Apollo Theater, W. 125th yesterday. Four Years Later, Dr.

King's Dream Lives on -L I 1 s'' Four years ago yesterday, at a Memphis motel, an assassin's bullets ended thejife of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. In New York yesterday, nearly 1,500 some too young to remember clearly (see photos) turned out for three-hour memorial at Harlem's Apollo Theater. The service included prayers by a number of clergymen and musical selections by the Cannonball Adderley Quintet. It was sponsored by the Rev.

Jesse L. Jackson, a former aide to Dr. King. "jf Associated Press Wirephoto At jrraveside memorial services for Dr. Martm Luther King Jr.

in Atlanta, King's widow, Coretta, is flanked by the Rev. Andrew Young and Mrs. Martin Luther King Sr. Cannonball Adderly (1.) and Bill Withers play "The-Black Messiah" at Apollo Memorial. 1 r.

They Should Have Stood In Brooklyn nd LJ. City I kt'sL fl a-iX1 t-A Ivjli- yrir Victor Caranglo, 36. awoke on a grim day in Long Island City yesterday, not knowing he had an appointment with Lauro Vasquez. 27. who was up and stirring in his Brooklyn home.

They ran into each other at 2 p.m. in Manhattan, when Caranglo's soft drink truck and Vasquez's car collided at 95th St. and Second Ave. Empty bottles were strewn over the street. Caranglo, Vasquez and Vasquez's passengert Daniel Longo.

37. were taken to Metropolitan Hospital. They were in fair condition. There's only one silver lining to yesterday's cloudy skies: no summonses. NEWS photos by John Pedin ri 1 oj-t (- a4- iTWTfii JMafc81 Cheer up, Lauro; it'll he almost good as, new in, say a few weeks.

And a few dollar's See A.fl you want ftf VouVeirjokifik ii ihmgheit.