U S Nazi Leader Disputes Father's Jew Claim
Chicago reports Max Collin, born Max Simon Cohn in 1913 Munich, says he is Jewish and a former Dachau inmate who emigrated to the United States in 1938. His son Frank Collin, a Midwest Nazi organizer, accuses him of lying as the two drift further apart amid arrests for arms possession and insulting a minor.
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UPI
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Frank
Frank Collin
Midwest
White People’s Socialist Party
American Nazi Party
Max Simon Cohn
Munich
Germany
Dachau
Collin
United States
Virginia
Southern Illinois University
Rockwood Hall
Rockwell Hall
George Lincoln Rockwell
TV host Herb Shriner and wife killed in Delray Beach crash
Tele-vision entertainer Herb Shriner Herbert Arthur Shriner 51 and wife Eileen 43 died when their car left U S 1 in Delray Beach Florida struck a tree. Police said the car left the road without skidding and no other vehicle was involved. Shriner lived in Fort Lauderdale.
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Delray Beach
Fila
UPI
Herb Shriner
Shriner
Herbert Arthur Shriner
Fort Lauderdale
West Palm Beach
Eileen
Highway Patrol
U.S. 1
Morton Furious At Carswell Race
Washington based report portrays Morton as a towering GOP figure denouncing the carswell candidacy maneuvers led by Gov. Claude Kirk. The sense of a smoke filled room dispute centers on steps to back Carswell against Rep. William Cramer in Florida GOP primary. White House involvement remains disputed as party leaders monitor the brewing Florida contest.
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UPI
Rogers C. B. Morton
G. Harrold Carswell
Florida
Senate
Morton
Claude Kirk
Carswell
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Supreme Court
Kirk
Cramer
White House
Ray Osborne
GOP
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Edward Gurney
R.fla
Harry Dent
Nixon
Gurney
Dent
Robert E. Lee
Donnybrook
Nixon Rejects Hard Target Killer MIRV Plan
Senator Brooke says President Nixon rejected an Air Force push for a hard target killer missile with higher yield to threaten hardened Soviet silos. Nixon wrote Dec 29 no current US program exists to develop such a MIRV, and the remark signals restraint against first strike capability.
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Brooke
Ryan
Department of Defense
John Ryan
Air Force
House Appropriations Committee
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Soviet Union
U.S
Student Disorders Erupt On Many College Campuses
University and college campuses nationwide faced mass protests and arrests as students seized buildings, hurled rocks, and clashed with police. At Stanford about 350 dissidents occupied a student building, with 125 defying a removal order. Indiana State University saw threats and minor injuries, and Oregon's University of Oregon used tear gas to disperse sit-in crowds. Additional clashes occurred in Kansas, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Boston as campuses grappled with demonstrators, curfews, and incendiary device charges.
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Terre Haute
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Eugene
Ore
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Lawrence
Kan
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University
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University Park
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Lincoln
Lincoln Junior College
Boston
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SALT Talks Open With Cautious Probing In Vienna
In Vienna UPI reports months of probing by U S and Soviet negotiators likely before any breakthrough in SALT. Diplomatic sources say it is unclear at this stage whether major agreement is even possible. Negotiations remain complex with secrecy and verification challenges. The United States outlined a broad cap approach while the Russians seek further details as talks begin. The next three months will focus on sounding and probing before concrete issues are discussed.
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United States
Bennington Banner
Bennington
Main St
Banner Public Corporation
United Is International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Fulbright Praised in Senate For Long Chair Tenure
Washington reports that J William Fulbright has chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee longer than any man eleven years and 77 days. A Senate round of praise lauded him as intellectual courageous independent patriotic imaginative far sighted and conscientious. Fulbright thanked colleagues saying approval encourages him and he is not a grateful creature.
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UPI
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Arkansas
Fulbright
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