Young Democrats Call for Immediate U S Troop Withdrawal
At a four day Las Vegas convention, the Young Democrats Clubs of America urged immediate withdrawal of all U S troops from Asia and elected David Sternoff of Bellevue Washington as president on the 10th ballot. The group also backed reforms on abortion laws amnesty for conscientious objectors, marijuana regulation and voting rights for 18 year olds.
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Crats
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Sternoff
Bellevue
Wash
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Vietnam
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Muskie
Nixon
Young Democrats
Ted China
United Nations
Dust Clouds Highlight Apollo 12 Moon Mission Findings
Reports from SPACE CENTER detail Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Alan Bean and Richard Gordon describing a dust cloud seen during descent and the lunar surface prints. Scientists report Apollo 12 rocks dated 2.2 to 2.5 billion years, younger than Apollo 11 samples, suggesting slow lunar feature formation.
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Bean
Richard F. Gordon
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Cardiss judge warns over postal delay case
In Cardiff Wales an upset Joseph Rapa faced five days in jail after a mailed instalment on a fine was delayed by three days reaching the magistrate. An attorney said a warrant had been issued, and Rapa spent six days in jail before bail. A judge urged petitioning the Home Secretary.
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Wales
UPI
Joseph Rapa
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George Washington on board of governors at Washington College
Historical notice notes George Washington served on the board of governors of Washington College in Chester indicating his civic role.
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George Washington
Washington College
Chester
Carbon monoxide death in camper found near Lake Bertram
A 46 year old Dubuque man Donald Mallons was found dead in a camper bus near Lake Bertram north of Potosi Wisconsin. Grant County authorities ruled carbon monoxide poisoning as the cause after an aging gas heater was found near the body. A Durango Iowa woman identified as Hlee beth Maas discovered the scene.
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Nation to license puns under restrictive system
United Press International reports Dr Milton S Hisehower urging a future licensing plan to bar pun use except for those who need them. In GAP Pennsylvania a bus crash scene is described with bright packages and blood stained snow as seven women die and eight more injured. Marine Maj Gen Ormand Simpson claims a major US breakthrough in Vietnamization aided by a rice shortage causing enemy weakness. In Manchester New Hampshire Magr Wilfrid Paradis notes St Anthony's High School cancels its first interscholastic basketball season after two losses and says entering the league now was unwise.
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Milton S. Hisehower
National Commission On the
Manchester
N.H
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Wilfrid Paradis
St. Anthony's High School
Ethel Dunham Dies Author of Major Work on Premature Infants
Cambridge, Mass. doctor Ethel Dunham, author of the nation's first major work on premature infants, died Saturday at her home at age 86.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Ethel Dunham
Nation
Soviet negotiators return to review Sino-Soviet talks
The Soviet Union's top two border negotiators Vasili Kutzetsov and Vadim Matrosov fly back to Moscow to report to the Kremlin and receive new instructions as Sino-Soviet border talks pause in Peking. The recess fuels analyst doubts of deadlock while aides stay in Beijing.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Peking
Kremlin
Vasili VY. Kutzetsov
Vadim A. Matrosov
Moscow Radio
Timothy Tit Comb Letters Authored by Josiah G Holland
The renowned Timothy Tit Comb letters are attributed to Josiah Gilbert Holland, an American novelist. These writings reflect Holland's literary voice and historical context, elevating the piece beyond a simple anecdote and linking it to 19th century American letters.
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Timothy Titcomb
Josiah Gilbert Holland
Massive coastal surf hits Southern California towns
Heavy 24 foot breakers lash the coast as a two story rental lifts inches off its foundation in Oxnard. Four people die and millions in damage reported. storms blast from Washington to Baja California with more high surf expected and residents evacuated.
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Calif
Harry Dector
Acific
California
Washington-Oregon Coast
Harbor
Los Angeles
Los Angeles International
Robert Juelich
Whittier
Huntington Beach
Mandalay Beach
Ensenada
Baja California
Bradford man drops leaflets to find missing cat
John Hodgkinson distributed 2,000 leaflets in Bradford seeking his mother's missing Siamese cat. No replies had been received as of today.
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Bradford
England
UPT
John Hodgkinson
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