Movement Afoot To Take Post 46 Year Olds Off Booze
Herald staff writer Jon C Shafer reports a Seattle court cites a Montana style liquor permit approach to ban drinking for those over 46 while discussing a UW student suit challenging 18 year olds voting and other adult rights. The decision notes 18 year olds face military draft and adult prosecutions, and suggests states enact permits with revocation for alcohol linked arrests. The piece frames potential Supreme Court involvement and cites demographics and medical research linking age 46 to higher alcoholism risk.
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California
New York
Colorado
Michigan
Rhode Island
U.S. Supreme Court
Seattle
Montana
State Health Board
Pledge of Allegiance Text Preface and Price Ad
A brief card presents the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States and the republic for which it stands. It notes one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all and lists a price of ten cents.
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United States of America
Navy Chaplain Jensen Acquitted In Navy Court Martial
Navy Chaplain Andrew F. Jensen is acquitted of misconduct by adultery after six officer jurors deliberated over two hours. He faced a general court martial amid accusations from wives of two Cecil Field officers. The trial, a historic first for a Navy chaplain, ended with a verdict delivering no finding of intimate involvement.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Andrew F. Jensen
Jensen
U.S. Navy
Cecil Field Naval Air Station
Mary Ann Curran
Lora Gudbranson
Ben Cole
Derby Contenders Duel in Three Key Stakes Races
Riva Ridge and other Derby favorites compete today in three major stakes races as the winter build up moves toward the classic. Roy Campanella remains seriously ill after a lung blood clot collapse. MLBPA representatives and alternates vote to strike owners beginning today.
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Dodger
Major League Baseball Players Association
Eee
Harrisburg Seven jury reviews FBI transcripts in Boyd Douglas case
The Harrisburg Seven trial jurors examine FBI testimony transcripts about the alleged plot to kidnap a presidential aide and destroy federal property. The report notes related items on other pages and weather details accompany the roundup.
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FBI
Boyd Douglas
B52 crashes in Orlando housing area killing seven crew
An Air Force B52 bomber nosedived near McCoy AFB after reporting on board fire. All seven crewmen were killed and eight civilians injured as the eight engined craft crashed 50 yards from the nearest house, leaving a 150 foot crater. Pilot Wendell W. Campbell 30 of Washington DC among the dead.
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Orlando
Fla
Russell E. Dougherty
Second Air Force
McCoy Air Force Base
Dougherty
Wendell W. Campbell
Gen. Dougherty
Campbell
Washington, D. C
Barry E. Apple
Eight killed in B52 crash near McCoy Air Force Base
The McCoy AFB crash killed eight aircrew members from the 306th Bomb Wing and left eight civilians injured. Survivors included children treated for burns at Orange Memorial Hospital while a burn center transfer was planned for a Florida patient. A third Garland boy was treated and released. Witnesses described a desperate attempt to steer the craft away from civilians before it plunged into a wooded area.
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306Th
McCoy
Orlando
Nancy Robertson
Robin
Danny
Laura
Orange Memorial Hospital
Anthony Ellington
Joseph Ellington
Florida Hospital
Air Force
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Texas
Billy Garland
Donald Garland
William Garland
Garland
Charles
Federal
Marine Corps
Tom Smith
Drug Arrests Rise In Two Month Police Narcotics Division Reports 64 Arrests
Police Chief Paddy Jamerson announced that the city’s narcotics division logged 64 drug arrests and recovered $3,214 in dangerous drugs over the past two months, plus more than $1,000 in stolen goods. March set a one month record with 46 arrests, while February yielded 18 arrests and $1,689 in drugs.
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Jamerson
Narcotics Division
Mescaline
Hartke Named In ITT Plane Request Controversy
Susan Lichtman, former ITT aide to lobbyist Dita Beard, said ITT offices handled congressional favors, including arranging jet availability for Sen. Vance Hartke, though no plane was free. She recalled memos tying ITT funds to a convention site and antitrust suits, while denying Beard’s alleged intoxication claims and defending Beard as fair.
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Washington
Susan Lichtman
Dita Beard
International Teleehone & Telegraph Corp
Toronto
ITT
Hartke
Lichtman
Beard
Absentee Balloting Opens Monday in Madison County
Madison County voters may begin absentee voting Monday at the County Clerk Tom Newman’s office in the temporary county building. The Voter Registration Board will operate 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and the clerk’s office 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to handle in person and mail ballots. College students home for Easter may register from home and vote absentee or request ballots to be mailed to college addresses.
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Madison County
Tom Newman
Lith
Meridian
Voter Registration Board
Indiana
U.S. Supreme
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