Nine U S Men Given French Residence Right
A Paris police notice says five self described U S army deserters and four draft dodgers who oppose the Vietnam War were granted renewable 15 day French residence permits. They left units in Germany and one from Fort Jackson. Two lawyers accompanied them to the prefecture. The group includes Clarence Montford Jr, Dave Denmen, Philip Wagner, James Morrisey, Peter Thomason and four resisters Joseph Rowe Joel Parker Larry Cox and Chris Warden. The lawyers also aided Algerian militants in a prior conflict with France.
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Eustis
Fla
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Wash
Philip Wagner
Felton
Calif
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University of Oregon
James Morrisey
Wantagh
N.Y
N.C
New York
H. Rowe
Austin
Texas
Joel Parker
New York City
Larry Cox
Avon Lake
Ohio
Chris Warden
Pittsburgh
Jean-Jacques de Felice
French League of Human Rights
Nicole Dreyfus
iH Rap Brown Wins Dismissal of Charge
Black power advocate H. Rap Brown had the harassment charge dropped for the Jan 11 incident outside the Cuban mission to the United Nations. Atty. Ben nett Gershman cited Brown’s existing $100,000 New Orleans bail on another case, saying bringing him to New York would not be warranted for a petty offense.
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Pueblo Crew Letters to Kin Seen as Apology Bids
Relatives of Pueblo crewmen report letters urging U.S. apologies and admission of a territorial violation, suggesting North Korea supervised the messages. Officials note signs of coordinated efforts tied to the ship's capture and possible French postal routes.
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U.S
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Columbus
Ohio
Lee Hayes
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Defense
McNamara
William Weelk
Alta Vista
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Avalanche in Sudeter mountains claims dozen lives
Warsaw AP reports the avalanche in the Sudeter mountains of southwest Poland killed at least 13 people, including nine Russian tourists, with the Trybuna Ludu newspaper confirming the toll.
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That Girl's Doctor Resembles Don at Color 7
A TV listing notes a Thursday night program at 8 o'clock on COLOR or KCRG-TV channel 9 featuring an episode where a character's physician bears a resemblance to Don.
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