Army court martial charged Higdon in bribery theft case
A. Spt William Higdon, a decorated veteran, faces a general court martial on theft and bribery charges tied to mismanagement of military service clubs in Southinigdon. He allegedly stole $7,200 and received bribes totaling over $95,000 as custodian for noncommissioned officers, with possible 19 year maximum sentence and dishonorable discharge if convicted.
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Wasilington
Briday
A. Spt
William E. Uigdon
Aegeur
Militar
Southinigdon
Etna
Taig Minh
1Mielnan
Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Howse
Legislativas
Army
Kngdom
Set
Higdon
Spe Mato
William 0. Wooldridge
Senate
White Sands
N.M
Pentagon
Weoldridge
Sigdon
Universal Consultants
Task Yes
Senate approves extended unemployment bill with farm worker exclusion
The bill would cost about 12 million workers their claims if they lose jobs while extending coverage to small businesses nonprofits state hospitals and colleges beginning 1972. It follows Nixon admin plan for tax funded unemployment insurance and adds a permanent extended benefits program tied to national unemployment rates.
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Senate
U.S
Ren. Santos G
O'aca
Destich
Fem
Reo
Bill
Fav
California
Mills
Chard Pdaetospace Industris
Ralsia
Emalayov
Ital
Graduate And Julia Oppose Rat Pack
In Sacramento Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Jess Unruh gains support from Dustin Hoffman and Diahann Carroll while Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin back incumbent GOP Governor Ronald Reagan.
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Julia
Sacramento
Calif
Dustin Ioffman
Dihann Carroll
Hopef Ul
Jess Unruh
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Sheir
Alonald B
GOP Lawmaker Denies Vietnam Prison Cruelty
Rep. Philip M. Crane said the Con Son tiger cages in South Vietnam were clean and the inmates well fed with no beatings. Democratic critics accused him of naivete and said the government hides evidence of abuse.
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Washington
UPI
South Vietnam
Con
Philip M. Crane
Con Son
Augustus F. Hawking
D-Calif
William R. Anderson
D-Tenn
Crane
Amerson
Congress
Avery
Hawkins
Srel
Cot
Saigon
Teesday
Amended Petition Approved for Clinic Expansion on Zoning
The Anderson City Planning Commission approved an amended petition to expand a rental office into a clinic under residential zoning with a special exemption. Dr. Shoemaker faced opposition over busi ness zoning and fire safety concerns due to nearby underground gasoline tanks. The commission also approved vacating property between College and Cottage avenues on the Anderson College campus for a new dormitory and noted broader budget debates raised by Sen. Proxmire.
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Anderson City Planning, Commission
Renlal
William Shoemaker
Mission
Shoemaker
Sheemaker
Jenemnnere
Ant Ley
Cot Wage
Anderson College
Draft could end early as funds allow all volunteer army
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said a full transition to an all volunteer force could be completed by June 1972 if Congress provides enough funding. He predicted Vietnam troop levels would fall to about 13 000 by next year and below the 4 000 ceiling in spring, leaving total forces around half January 1969 levels.
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Washington
Uml
Congress
Defense Department
Defense
Melvin F. Laird
Laird
United States
Vietnam
Nixon
Viet Nam
Stirlent Group
Wil Ba
Aimerean
Abel
Lyon
Department
U.S
Tipe Laird
Misa Unger
UPT
Charly
Senate Finance Committee
Elliot J. Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
New York City
Onassis
Swat
Russell B. Long
D-La
Bickeardean
Defense budget debate on replacing draft with volunteer force
In remarks on military manpower, Laird discusses shifting to an all volunteer force and cites a defense budget increase from 4.5 billion to 4% billion in fiscal year 1972. He notes the end of the draft by June 30 and argues higher funding is needed to attract personnel as draft-era roles fade.
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United States
Laird
Nofith
Tiscal
Ares Ae
Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Indiana Department of Administratia
Department of Revenue
James Mathis
Electronic
Dalal Frénavalion
Bradenton
FI Millard Renee
Indiana Department of Administration
Mathis
University Computing Corp
Grepliaiel Computer Corp
Jana” National Cash Register Corp
Ie Management Systemas Milli
McCutchan Elected President of ISU Board
John E. B. McCutchan of Evansville was elected president of the Indiana State University board of trustees in Terre Haute. He has served on the board since 1967 and previously held the role of vice president.
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Terre Haute
Ind
John EB. McCutchan
Evansville
Indiana,State University Board of Tens
Brazilians Facing US Plot Charges in Kidnapping Case
Three suspects including a young American woman Nancy Mangabolra Unger were arrested on charges tied to a kidnapping plot against a U.S. Consul in Recife Brazil. Police described a plan to free political prisoners and seize weapons with an automobile stolen for the operation.
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U.S
Tenor Toon
Soviet Nuclear Threat Grows Ever More Serious
Senate debate centers on expanding anti ballistic missile ABM systems. Stennis warns of rising Soviet deterrent capability and urges approval for a broader ABM program including potential third and fourth sites at Whiteman AFB Missouri and Warren APB Wyoming.
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Stennis
Washington
Sen. John
D-Miss
Senate
Prox Steonis
Mire
Armed Services Committee
Pra
Billiow
Mionthling
Alwold
Whiteman Afb
Ranwol Bill
Sseanis
Warren Apb
Wyo
Autiwirad
Jumbo Jet Introduced By Agnew
Vice President Spiro Agnew introduces the jumbo jet built by McDonnell Douglas in Long Beach. The DC-3? trijet is praised for larger capacity and quieter operation while officials highlight pollution reduction and tech benefits. Agnew, Douglas, and McDonnell Douglas executives attend the ceremony marking the model's first inspection.
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Long Beach
Calif
UDI
Spiro Nt Agnew
Rolldut
Arronaatics
Agnew
Apnew
Donald W. Douglas
Toyptas Aircraft
James F. McDonzalea
McDonnell Douglas
Sabbatical Leaves Announced for Anderson College Faculty
Three Anderson College faculty members receive sabbatical leaves for advanced study and research. Dr Robert H Reardon AC president names Misa Gertz Wunsch associate professor of physical education to study at USC Richard E B Snyder library professor to pursue post graduate studies at Chicago Hail University Cherite E Wilson Library, and Prof Fy le Bangtson from University of Missouri at Katass ai completing doctoral studies.
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Anderson College Saculty
Robert H. Reardon
Misa Gertz Wunsch
University of Southern California
University of Lino
Richard EB. Snyder
Easllard
Cherite E. Wilson
Anderath
Department of Mag
Fyle Bangtson
Unvvrsity A Missouri
Katassai
Reardon
Festivals Attract Interest Yet Profit Diminishes
Readers note a wave of rock festivals facing rising costs and limited profits. Promoters cite high preproduction and site expenses, tight financing, and city regulations as key obstacles. Woodstock era ventures struggle to recoup funds, with many promoters unsure of next year’s viability.
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Tess
New York
Nockinto
Atlatte
Ikey
Lorall
Bycon
Unaiesdy
Tse
Bker
Aquarius
Tooin
Angoody
Richard Hrgan
Perome
Wal
Bislthinking
Welval
High
San Epetow
Dew Friedman
Feash
Woodstock
Bryan
Draven
Belr Sussey
Cal
Vais
Marthland
Olside
Cumerl
Onassis Offers Self as Hostage in Hijacking Standoff
Aristotle Onassis recounts offering himself as hostage during the hijacking crisis. He describes approaching the airport with a convoy and speaking with Arab guerrillas to secure passenger safety while negotiations unfolded.
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Onassis
Self
Stytianos Pattakos Arolvnd
Teen dies after inhaling cleaner fumes in Pittsburgh
A 15 year old, Mark Tooley, died of heart failure after inhaling fumes from a household cleaner in an aerosol can. He was in Southe side Hospital where two other teens died Wednesday from drug overdoses linked to Dilaudid. Police fear up to 40 Dilaudid sales may have occurred in Mt. Washington as detectives pursue leads.
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Pittsburgh
UPTI
Allegheny County
Charles Winek
Mark Tooley
Pam
Southeside Hospital
Winek
Winck
Dooley
Gary “Chico” Detitin
Delius
Gary Rnis
Joseph V. Vertullo Jr
Mt. Washington
Anderson Police Probe Two Break-Ins At Construction Sites
Police investigate two break-ins at under construction homes on Anderson Street. Entry was gained by prying sliding glass doors, with a coil of approximately 3 000 feet of electrical heating cable stolen from the Briggs Electric Co at 1716 Envy Way. No suspects yet. Color TV experiments traced to 1928 in Schenectady.
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