Nixon Defends Catholic Parochial Schools before Knights of Columbus
President Nixon, touring for his economic program, urged action to stop parochial school closures, pledging to combat the trend. He backed Cardinal Cooke's call for more federal aid to church schools and urged sacrifices to make his plan work amid wage and price concerns.
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New York
Nixon
Knights of Columbus
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Kon
America
TVS
Cass
Mine Shaft Found Under Living Room In England
A 20 year old mineshaft was discovered beneath a living room in Blaydon County Durham by resident Edward Stainer. The National Coal Board advised filling the shaft with concrete to prevent collapse, as fear of widening poses risk to the home and inhabitants.
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Blaydon
England
Nien
Edward Stalner
Stainer
County Durham
National Coal Board
Ted Tire
U S Emergency Planning Office Opens in Kansas City
The U S Office of Emergency Preparedness opened a Kansas City unit to oversee Nixon wage and price controls in Kansas Missouri and Nebraska The temporary office at 911 Walnut will employ about a dozen staff and focus on the 90 day price and wage plan and the second stage of price wage stabilization.
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Kansas. City
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Kansas City
Nixon
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
OED
Federal
Walnut
Francis X. Tobin
ORP
Washingon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fobin
Living Council
Nine My Lai personnel cleared face new discipline action
Pentagon sources say five officers and four enlisted men cleared of criminal charges will face administrative punishment or censure. Army Secretary Froehke notified them last week, while no punishments planned for others accused of covering up the 1963 massacre.
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Washington
My Lai
Pentagon
Army
Froehlke
Froehike
Americal
Kenneth Hodges
Dublin
Pye
Max Hutson
Attica
Ind
Cyl
Kennethschiel
Swartz Creek
Mich
Esequiel Torres
Brownsville
Texas
David Mitchell
St. Francisville
Wiliam Calley
Mitchell
Calley
Ernest Medina
Cal
Oran Henderson
Fort Meade
Samuel Koster
West Liberty
Iowa
Final Brief Filed in Jail Records Case in Johnson County
In Johnson County district court Daniel T. Cutler and Michael Pill seek mandamus to inspect jail records of Sheriff Maynard Schneider. Sheriff’s defense cites confidential juvenile and personal records. prosecutors argue jail records are public. Judge Harold Vietor will decide.
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Towa City
Johnson County
Daniel T. Cutler
Michael Pill
University of Town Law
Maynard, Schneider
Sherif
Schneider
Cutler-Pill
Carl J. Goetz
Soci
Iety
Ore
Harold Vietor
Richland Youth Rescued After Power Line Contact
An Ottumwa truck driver Clyde Rugg stopped to aid Steven J. Adams 18 after Adams touched a drag line that contacted a power line south of North English. Rugg performed mouth to mouth resuscitation until Adams was taken to University Hospitals Iowa City in satisfactory condition.
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North English
Richland
Ottumwa
Clyde Rugg
Steven J. Adams
Adams
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Flag Flag Flap Over Italian Tricolor Change
A group of deputies pushes to alter Italy's flag colors citing resemblance to other nations. They argue the red white and green design looks like Mexico's flag and seek a design change.
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Jdeputies
Mexico
Soviet court rules communal flat not for breeding animals
A Moscow court acquitted a neighbor who killed Vasily the pig kept in a shared apartment, ruling the act a fit of passion and stating a communal flat is not a place for breeding pigs. Pravda cited other cases of rabbits bees and beekeeping in apartments as social offends.
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Moscow
UPI
Vasily
Rome
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Pravda
Mikhail Sheratinsky
Vladimir Avslov
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