Commander Medina Ordered to Testify on Song My Massacre
Captain Ernest A. Medina, commander of the unit linked to the Song My massacre, was summoned to testify before a Pentagon board. The board reviews whether military authorities properly investigated the mass killings or concealed information.
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Washington
Ernest A. Medina
Pentagon
Medina
Ft. Benning
Hearing Set on New Zoning Law in Elk Grove Village
The fourth public hearing on the proposed comprehensive zoning ordinance is set tonight in Elk Grove Village Hall with a possible move to Grove Junior High if crowds are large. The plan commission will hear residents and Marvin Salzenstein of Polytechnic Inc. testify on environmental impact and performance standards affecting air and noise pollution from industry.
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Marvin Salzenstein
Salzenstein
Polytechnic Inc
Chicago
Crane's New Office Welcomed by 200 supporters in D C
In Washington 200 Crane faithful, led by Sen. Ralph T. Smith, visit newly elected congressman Philip M. Crane. Crane tours his first office, Room 1407, and is guided through the House Office Building with his wife Arlene.
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Philip M. Crane
13Th Congressional District
Crane
Ralph T. Smith
GOP
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Meters Made in Elk Grove Dominate Global Market
Duncan Industries in Elk Grove Village is the world leading maker of parking meters, supplying over 60 percent of the global total and about 1.5 million meters. New York City buys 83,000 meters, Chicago 34,000, and Stockholm leads foreign users with 17,000. The firm also produces 1,600 fare boxes for the Chicago Transit Authority and plans a validated parking program to attract shoppers.
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Pratt Blvd
Centex Industrial Park
New York City
Duncan
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Elk Grove
Stockholm
Sweden
Dusseldorf
Germany
Department of Transportation
Windsor
Canada
Chicago Transit Authority
N. Wood St
Donald F. Duncan
Duncan Yo-Yo Fame
Sam Lee Miller
Pocatello
Idaho
Alan Sabin
Sabin
Monmouth
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Agnew Blames Protests for Blocking Open Debate
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said protests by an outspoken minority have shut off rational two way discussion of America's problems. He warned that a refusal to compromise builds barriers between the young and the majority and hinders issue discourse.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
America
Agnew
NATO to permit tactical nuclear use in eastern defense plan
BRUSSELS NATO defense ministers approved political guidelines for using tactical nuclear weapons in a major Communist attack against the West. The move sets out the circumstances under which such weapons would be employed in a warning barrage against Eastern Europe.
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Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
West
Manson Faces Minor Charges in California Vehicle Case
Charles Manson appeared in Inyo County Court on charges of receiving stolen property linked to thefts by the Manson Family. Witnesses testified about raids from a Death Valley base camp as the cult leader sat, doodling, in court.
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Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Inyo County
Death Valley
Nixon urges governors to push community drug campaign
President Nixon told 41 governors to stress information and understanding over harsher penalties in a nationwide drive against rising drug abuse. He and top aides voiced alarm at marijuana and other illicit drugs, especially among youth, at a day-long conference.
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Washington
Nixon
Justice Dept seeks removal of detention camp authority
Washington report says the Justice Department asked Congress to withdraw the department's power to establish detention camps for subversives. Deputy Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst said the camps were never used but the mere possibility offends many Americans.
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Justice Department
Congress
Department
Richard G. Kleindienst
Inside Today Home Delivery and Department Contacts
The page lists contact numbers for home delivery, sports and Ballentine, other departments, and want ads. It provides 394-0110 for home delivery, 394-1700 for sports and Ballentine, 394-2300 for other departments, and 394-2400 for want ads.
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Sports & Ballentine
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Encanta Sports
Ceteterees
Immature Personality Linked to Vandalism, Expert Says
Dr. Ronald Duckers, psychologist with the Mount Prospect Police Department, ties most vandalism to immature personality and age 10 to 14. He notes crimes are often vented frustration toward property, with later teens showing more pathology. Parents’ reactions vary, and most cases are handled within police, aiming to educate rather than stigmatize.
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Ronald Duckers
Mount Prospect
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