Army cancels Lockheed Cheyenne contract over faults
The Army declared Lockheed Aircraft in default on a contract potentially worth $1 billion to produce the Cheyenne helicopter after experts ruled the model failed to meet specifications. The cancellation delays Vietnam gunship plans, with officials noting stability problems and a costly project history.
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Indiana Atty Gen. Seeks Probe of Gary Hatcher Admin
Indiana Attorney General Theodore Sendak urged a federal investigation into Gary to probe a “reign of terror” by Mayor Richard G. Hatcher’s administration. He said the FBI and Justice Department will examine last Saturday’s armory disturbance during a Whitcomb dinner, with county officials accusing city hall staff of aiding vandals.
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Harvard Law Selects Woman Class Marshal For 1969
Diane G. Van Wyck of Gladstone New Jersey, a 34 year old Harvard Law School class of 1969 member and Cumberland Calby College graduate, won the class officers election on Monday becoming the first woman marshals in school history.
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Laird appeals to North Vietnam for POW release
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird urged Hanoi to promptly release all American servicemen held in North Vietnamese camps or, at least, ensure humane treatment. He noted more than 200 men have been prisoners for over 30 years, longer than WWII captures, and pressed for Geneva provisions including names, sick and wounded releases, inspections, humane treatment, and mail access.
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Cincinnati Voters OK 5.2 Mill School Tax Increase
Cincinnati voters approve a 5.2 mill property tax hike ensuring nearly 85,000 public school pupils a full schedule for the year. turnout was heavy at 7 percent, with Hamilton County reporting strong participation after three prior failed attempts.
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Pentagon releases photos of missing prisoners. aid urged
Capen cited a substantial share of the missing possibly being prisoners. The Pentagon issued a packet of photographs, many old, showing American prisoners growing thinner, kept in isolation, with wounds mis treated, and staged scenes such as attending religious services, playing table tennis, and receiving large meals.
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Symington and Fulbright urge base cuts abroad
Senators Symington and Fulbright urged a retreat from long standing European military commitments to rescue the U S economy and fulfill domestic needs. They questioned how and when such commitments were made while noting faded base missions and the need for constitutional oversight and risk.
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