Flood Toll in South Dakota Rises and Falls
Civil Defense officials reduced the known dead from 208 to 175 as rescue teams persisted in searching debris from the Rapid City flood. Hundreds more remain missing and thousands homeless, with authorities warning the final toll may exceed 200.
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Mercer County bids opened for road work at Glenwood park
Monday bids opened for a road paving project at Glenwood recreational park in Mercer County. A report on sewage treatment problems near Mercer County Airport was reviewed and officials briefly discussed hiring a county manager.
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Water Shortage Hits Rapid City After Deadly Flood
Rapid City residents face a water crunch after a killer flood. Officials report broken mains and contamination fears. supplies were restored in some areas but full normality remains uncertain. Over 40 000 people must conserve water as they wait for reliable service to return.
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Rapid City
Floods Ravage Keystone Tour Site and Surroundings
In Keystone South Dakota flooding washed out roadways and killed at least thirteen campers as streams burst their banks near Mount Rushmore. Local motel owner Jim Kent saved guests by directing them to higher rooms and salvage work begins on a roughly $250000 investment.
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Fired Brass Admits To Strike Order
Former Air Force commander John D. Lavelle testified before a House panel that he ordered unauthorized strikes on North Vietnam targets last winter to hinder Hanoi's buildup near the DMZ. He said the missions began in January and stopped March 10 after false reports surfaced. Lavelle defended his actions as justifiable on the spot despite lacking explicit authorization.
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Demilitarized Zone
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Abrams
White House
Gerald L. Warren
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Nixon
Senate
Defendants Facing Jail Allowed Free Legal Aid
Supreme Court rules defendants facing jail must have access to a lawyer at trial. Justice Douglas extends the right to counsel to all defendants, regardless of offense type, signaling major changes in courtroom practice nationwide.
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Supreme Court
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William O. Douglas
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Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Harrisburg
K. Leroy Irvis
U S Air Strikes Hit North Vietnam Rail Lines and Fuel Depots
U S forces executed 280 strikes across North Vietnam on Sunday targeting rails and supply hubs near Hanoi and the Chinese border. Phantoms and Navy jets damaged rails, trucks, barges, warehouses, and ammo depots while two MIGs were shot down and a Navy A6 jet went missing with two crew.
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Refugees Escape An Loc as Siege Tightens on Route 13
After 67 days the An Loc siege shows cracks as 10 000 refugees flee toward government lines along Highway 13. South Vietnamese 21st Division flies patrols from trenches while airborne units probe remaining NVA strongpoints near a rubber plant.
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Kissinger Seeks Japan Pact After 70-Hour Tokyo Talks
Henry Kissinger completed a 70 hour stay in Tokyo saying the talks were extremely valuable. Officials said the visit eased bruised Japanese feelings and opened questions on U S policies. He promised to study ideas including a Tokyo Washington economic rise pact and future China consultations.
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Associated Press
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Funds Set To Four Lane 460 Through Grundy
A total of 550000 has been allocated by the Virginia Highway Commission for four laning U S Route 460 in Grundy. Edward A. Matney as executive secretary for Buchanan County Board of Supervisors reports the allocation after a Roanoke hearing with E M Bane and Willard Owens representing the county.
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Grundy
Edward A. Matney
Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
Matney
E. M. Bane
Willard Owens
Buchanan County
Highway Commission
Roanoke
Bristol
Convictions In UMW Upheld
A three judge panel of the federal appeals court upheld the 1971 convictions of United Mine Workers officials Michael Budzanoski and John Seddon for misusing union funds. They were found guilty on four counts of Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act violations involving a $10,000 diversion for W A O Boyle campaign. The court rejected defense arguments that funds were later returned.
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United Mine Workers of America
Michael Budzanoski
District 5
Pittsburgh
John Seddon
International Union
UMW
W.A
Tony O’ Boyle
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