Move Of Troops To Capital Open Move Of Troops To Capital
Washington troop movement begins with 8100 army and marine personnel sent to secure the capital during antiwar demonstrations. The Pentagon and Justice Department coordinate a possible march on Pennsylvania Avenue with nonviolent assurances from demonstrators.
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UPI
Defense Department
Jerry Friedheim
Justice Department
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ube White House
4Th Brigade
Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
N.C
Andrews Apb
Pentagon
2Nd Marine Division
Arington National Cemmetery
White Rose
Capital Hill
Capitol
Conservation Agent Shoots Fleeing Youth Near Mt Vernon
A Wisconsin youth, 19, Gary Le Feber of Malone, was shot in the left shoulder by Cedar County conservation officers Robert Mineck and Orlan Handeland during a high speed chase north of Mt Vernon. The pursuit reached speeds near 100 mph as Le Feber tried to ram the state car before Mineck fired twice, with one shot hitting the driver as the car left the road into a ditch. Le Feber was taken into custody.
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Malone
Wis
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Cedar County
Robert Mineck
Lim County
Walter Grant
Mineck
State Conservation Commission
Highway 1
le Peber
Orlan Handeland
Low
Handeland
Wisconsin
Yo Point
Ane
le Feber
Conservation Officers
Grant
Conservation
Parents Insist Body Not That of GI Son
In Richwood Qhia AP reports parents Roy and ? argue the body of Sgt. Kerns or Warren differs from their son Warren who was killed in Vietnam. Army officials insist the body due for discharge next Wednesday matches Warren's, while fingerprints and a scar are cited in a dispute over identity and a possible mix-up with another soldier. The case feeds into Apollo launch delays as officials weigh a postponed flight if the missing body proves not to be Warren.
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Kerns
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Parison
Cape Kennedy
Apollo
Waservennl
Supreme Court rejects jury trial right for juveniles
The court, in an unsigned opinion over two liberal justices, refused to extend the constitutional right to jury trials for youths charged with adult crimes. The Nebraska case, begun before the 1968 adult-right ruling, was deemed not suitable for applying the change to juveniles. Justice Douglas dissented, arguing there is no constitutional reason to deny this right to juveniles. DeBacker, age 17, was charged with forging $30, and his hearing occurred in March 1968.
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Supreme Court
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Bigek
Clevegee
DeBacker
Neb
Selvor
Kearney
Cedar Rapids Man Burned in Home Explosion
Ray Matland 81 of 4020 Prairie and SW Cedar Rapids suffered second and third degree burns Tuesday when an explosion and ensuing fire hit his home as he allegedly attempted suicide. Kenneth Dettham and Hatland Swat Rams Mews helped. Hatland's clothing burned but was saved. Authorities found a suicide note on Hatland. The blast damaged the front wall and prompted hospital care. details continue on later pages.
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Ray Matland
Prairie and
Mercy Hospital
Kenneth Dettham
Prate Jane
Ts Yard
Kutland
Flaes and
Hatland
Pattie
Gabyland
Dettbaneil
Lion
Ifire
Yuesday
Matland
Halland
Harland
Indira Gandhi Expelled as Congress Orders Succession Vote
The Congress Working Committee expelled Indira Gandhi for indiscipline and ordered MPs to elect a new prime minister. Gandhi’s supporters vow to resist, while a Thursday meeting of all Congress MPs could seek a fresh confidence vote. The split threatens her 28 seat majority and will force reliance on opposition members to govern.
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India
New Delhi
Congress Party
NEW Dell
Congress
Pacly
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Wedhesday
Congress Working Committee
Gandhi
S Party
Siddayvanalli Nijaingappa
Ely
Pal Losoneal
AlUndia Congress Committee
Aly
Fee
Mohandas
FAA Announces New Noise Standards for Next Gen Jumbo Jets
The government issues auto noise rules for future jumbo jet airliners to cut airport noise by about half. The rules exclude current aircraft and the four passenger Boeing 7 model, which may be exempt until a later date. The FAA is reviewing rules for existing planes.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation Administration
DDT Curbs Endorsed in Bipartisan Plan for Phaseout
Welfare Secretary Finch endorsed a two year plan to end major DDT use in the United States after cabinet discussions with Agriculture and Interior secretaries. An Agriculture Department source said some actions may be pursued on a use by use basis while keeping urgent registrations. The plan follows a National Academy of Sciences and NRC report urging tighter controls to prevent long lived pesticide pollution.
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UPI
Fitehas
John Veneman
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Finch
Thair
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Hardin
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Hickel
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Venemuart
National Cancer Institute
Att 46
Fonds
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White House
Nalional Academy of Scieners
National Research Council
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Zodiac Victims Count Rises to Seven in SF
Police contend the Zodiac killer has upped the toll to seven, with three young women and two men among the victims. A recent Chronicle note and an undeciphered 340‑character code are linked to the case as investigators pursue clues before more attacks.
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the Chronicle
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