Husband listed as dead then missing he’ll be coming home
Atlanta area report on Mrs. Halyburton widow who believed her husband Fortner A. Halyburton was dead after a 1965 Vietnam mission. Later evidence suggested he was alive, prompting a long wait and memorials before renewed hope. It traces her move from Coral Gables to Tucker, Georgia, and the impact on their daughter Dabney.
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Atlanta
Marty Malyburton
Halyburton
Tye
Alvino
Dabney
Dabnen
Eld
Forter A. Halyburton
Vietnam
Independence
Nath Vietnam
Halyburtow
Navy
Corel Gables
Fla
Tucker
Jol
Mvs
Blalyburton
Maryburten
Millions of Corn and Sorghum Still in Fields in Lincoln
The State Department of Agricultural Statistics reports 16 million bushels of corn and 30 million bushels of sorghum remaining unharvested. Harvest progress shows corn at 9 percent and sorghum at 92 percent completion, with recent wet weather hindering crops but aiding soil moisture for wheat and other grains.
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Lincoln
Noh
Apr
Surgi i
Diiklin of Agricultural Statistics
POWs to gain back pay and allowances up to 100000
Washington AP reports that some American servicemen returning from Southeast Asia captivity will receive back pay and allowances totaling as much as 100000. They may also qualify for a special payment of 4 per day spent in captivity, with funds held in USSD accounts or paid through the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission. Maj. Floyd Thompson and Cmdr. Everett Alvarez Jr. are cited as examples with potential totals around 16000 and 15590 respectively.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Aig
Nissan
Pentagon Offits
Ai Force
Aller
Air Force
Ana
Uniformed Services Savings Deposit System
U.S
United States
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
Army
Floyd Thompson
Navy
Everett Alvarez Jr
Thompson
South Vietnam
Alvarez
North Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Elkhorn boy dies in accidental gunshot wound
An Elkhorn area boy, Steven Mason, died after a 22 caliber rifle discharged while he and his brother Thomas played with it in the family home. Authorities said the injury was accidental. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs David W Cooley.
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Slkhorn
Neh
Mikhorn
Steven Mason
Douglas County
Steven
Thomas
David W. Cooley
Nixon’s aide defends impoundment as legal necessity
President Nixon’s domestic adviser Ehrlichman argues White House refusals to spend Congress approved funds are legal and necessary for the national interest. Senate hearings begin on impoundments as Byrd and others criticize the tactic, urging Congress to reclaim control over budget decisions and deficits.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Congress
John D. Ehr- Wichman
Senate
Thomas Jefferson
Ehrlichman
Subcommittee On
Separation of Powers
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
Sonale
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