General Turner Gun Receipts Disputed by Chicago Official
Chicago Police Superintendent James Conlisk testified that retired Maj. Gen. Carl Turner begged him to destroy receipts for guns Turner had received from the department. Conlisk said Turner wanted the weapons kept for private sale profits and noted his rejection of the requests. He maintained the guns were to be turned over to the U.S. Army for official use and training, not for Turner’s private collection.
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UPI
Chicago
Carl Turner
James Conlisk
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Conlisk
Senate
Army
Senate Permanent Investigation
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Conlsk
Internal Revenue Service
Suncommunttee
U.S. Army
Western Snowdrifts Piled 12 Feet Deep
A sweeping blizzard dumped deep snow across northwest Kansas into Nebraska and Wyoming, stranding hundreds and closing highways from Ogallala to Big Springs. Power outages and disruptions hit the region as up to 20 inches of rain and snow were reported, with travelers housed in community spaces. Two teenagers injured in a hunting accident near Pueblo were found and expected to recover.
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Colette
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Dakota
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Oklahoma
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American Legion
Aren
Pueblo
Oshkosh
Neb
Oshkosh City Auditorium
Ranch
First Snow Signals Freeze Move Across Iowa Regions
Freezing temperatures are expected to follow the season's first snowfall as light flakes touched parts of northwestern Iowa Monday morning and scattered flurries persisted into midday. Forecasters predict continued cold air, with lows mostly around 32 to 48 degrees, limiting frost risk for corn and silage use.
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Towa
Theeason
Spencer
Davenport
Weather Bureau
Court to rule on draft objectors and welfare limits
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court will rule in two major cases on conscientious objectors to the Vietnam War draft and a Maryland welfare cap of 250 dollars per month for families with dependent children. The court also agreed to hear whether employers may deduct union dues from workers' pay, highlighting NLRB powers.
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UPI
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U.S
Charles Wyzanski
Boston
Wyzanski
John Sisson
Harvard
Los Angeles
Elliott Welsh II
Osuices
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Baltimore
New York State
Connecticut
Cent
Virginia
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Boy swept a mile in Dallas storm sewer
A 12 year old boy was carried nearly a mile through a Dallas storm sewer by fast moving water after a downpour. He and a companion entered the gutters near home to play and attempted to escape via manholes. He escaped by climbing from a drainage ditch, suffering bruised ribs and gnawed knees.
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Dallas
Ike
Paul Buckner
Ina
Paul
Hanoi Premier Visits Moscow
North Viet Nam Premier Pham Van Dong arrives in Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders after landing Monday.
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Hanoi
Moscow
Pham van Dong
North Vietnam
Nixon Opposes Nationwide Vietnam Moratorium Demonstration
Washington AP reports President Nixon rejects letting street protests dictate policy, saying democracy depends on steady Vietnam strategy. He cites ongoing peace efforts and warns demonstrations should not derail planned plans. public sentiment noted as widespread.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Georgetawn University
Randy Dicks
U.S
Niven
Fast Exit from Vietnam Urged by Senator Moss
Senator Moss of Utah urged immediate disengagement in Vietnam, calling for a full withdrawal of combat forces swiftly without endangering American lives. He questioned any negotiated settlement with the Viet Cong and insisted on disengagement at once.
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Washington
Moss
Utah
U. S
Vietna
Ives
Pay Lags Drive Service Families Toward Welfare
Washington report details rising costs forcing thousands of military families to rely on welfare, with public agencies supplementing allotments and on-base housing shortages worsening the squeeze. Pentagon data show many in the lowest ranks earn below the poverty line, while Nixon welfare proposals exclude servicemen. Fort Dix cites about 100 eligible families, with referrals rising.
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California
Vietnam
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Laird
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Burlington County
Army
Beach
Bartington County
Seven Soviet cosmonauts lofted in three ships at once
MOSCOW AP two veteran Soviet cosmonauts joined five others in orbit as Soyuz 6, 7 and 8 operated in tandem in the first time three manned spacecraft were aloft. The mission aims to test group flight, docking, and near earth studies toward an orbital space station while the crew reports all systems normal.
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Costonauts
Vladimir Shatalov
Alexei Yelisayev
Raikonur
Therm
Georgy Shonin
Valery Kubasov
Anatoly Filipchenko
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Gorhalko
Soviet Union
Alexei Lenov
U. S
Shatatov
Yellseyov
Tasg
Earth
Onaens Nomatit
Tass
Tanjug
Bochum
West Germany
Chuckie Notice Reminds Members to Bring Wives for Potluck
A note on the hultetin board of the men's club reminds members to bring their wives to the potluck supper on Wednesday night and include one covered dish.
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Hultetin Board of Men's Club
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Severin
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Victor Gorbatko
Anataly Filipchenko
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Robert A. Dobkin
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