Guns Not For Army General Testimony Sparks Conflicts
Major General Carl Turner testified before a Senate subcommittee that Chicago and Kansas City police chiefs handed him over 600 confiscated firearms for his personal use and not for army training. He admitted signing receipts and facing questions about alleged misstatements while his lawyer blamed misguided action. Turner also disclosed amended income tax filings for gun sales totaling about 6,800 dollars.
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Television in the 20th Century Trials and Beliefs
Twenty years ago many doubted television was possible and many people still do. The era sparked debate over feasibility and future promise as researchers pushed toward broader adoption.
US general roles pace in Vietnam briefing by Wheeler
SAIGON AP The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said no major military developments are expected in 60 days and Gen Giap would best answer that question. Wheeler noted no big shift in battlefield tactics and that Abrams follows a preemptive protective approach responding to changing enemy tactics.
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Admits Low Level Plane Detection Skill Limited
Washington AP reports the defense department acknowledged the ability to detect low altitude aircraft approaching from Cuba as limited. Deputy ASAf Friedheim said radar gaps persist and a picket plane is normally used, though none was aloft when a Mig landed near Homestead. He noted Hawks missiles guard the area and mentioned pre-arranged contacts with the transport to Cuba. The piece also covers town university plans on Vietnam moratorium day and student participation.
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Nixon Plans Prod to Congress for Action
Washington UPI reports President Nixon will send Congress a nonpartisan message Monday outlining what has been done and what remains to be done on his stalled legislative program. Priority items include civil reform crime welfare revenue sharing and draft reform as well as postal reform and other areas. Republican leaders Scott and Ford said the aim is to prod action and note progress while contrasting with perceived Democratic inaction and a slow pace in both chambers.
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Meat price protests touch House and grand jury debate
Washington reports that a housewife leader accused lawmakers of stalling expert testimony as a price rise probe, while Dukes County grand jurors question if they should weigh in on the Kopechne case. The hearings veer between consumer anger and legislative scrutiny as Mansfield defends Senate conduct.
Israeli Trial Rolls On in Rohan Insanity Defense
In Jerusalem, Denis Rohan's attorney seeks to suspend the trial as the Australian settler admits to setting fire to the Al Aqsa mosque on August 1 but claims mental illness barred punishment. Prosecutors push to continue, with witnesses to determine mental state and Arab charges linked to the Old City occupation.
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Sheepshenrey
Tunik
Roblin
Rohan
Jerusalem
Tunk
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Tarnell Atty
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Rial Docarine
JarHel
Old City
Walker Youth Dies In Tractor Accident Near Troy Mills
Special to Te Gasol Walker Michael Sackell, a 14 year old and son of Willard Sackell of Walker, was killed in a tractor accident near Troy Mills Tuesday morning. Sheriff Walter Grant said a mailman found the youth beneath the tractor along a dirt road shortly after 10 a.m. The sheriff noted the accident occurred about 9 a.m.
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Michael Sackell
Willard Sackell
Woval
Linkletter Calls for Honest Drug Education After Daughter’s Death
Los Angeles AP reports Art Linkletter urges parents to reveal the dangers of drugs alcohol and narcotics to children in a calm remembered way. He prepares to bury his daughter Diane 20 after a sixth floor window plunge blamed on drugs and societal permissiveness. Linkletter discusses family faith public attention and the personal impact of the tragedy.
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Border talks urged by China and Soviet Union
Communist China asked the Soviet Union to help defuse their border dispute and resume formal talks in Peking. The broadcast said Chou En Lai and Kosygin discussed the boundary question and warned Russia against war, while vowing China can defend itself. Senator Murphy announced three dinner fundraisers for his 1970 reelection campaign in California cities.
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