Officer's Hands Slapped For Photo Clipping
Washington AP The Air Force reprimanded an officer at Lackland Air Base for ordering 10,000 copies of the base newspaper to be cut to remove a page 5 photo and caption of a three star general. The decision, by the base information officer, followed a complaint by Sen. William Proxmire. Maj. Gen. John S. Samuel said the action showed poor judgment but did not warrant removal of the photo. The information officer was reprimanded and the fate of the fired assistant editor was not disclosed.
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Washington
Air Force
Texas
Lackland Air Base
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Robert Seamans Jr
Proxmire
Lackland
John S. Samuel
Samuel
Talespinner
Israel-Lebanon air raids mark second day of strikes
Israeli warplanes attacked guerrilla bases in Lebanon for about 30 minutes on a second consecutive incursion, targeting sites on Mt Hermon slopes near the Hasbani River. Ground raids earlier in the week blew up six houses in two border villages as ceasefire tensions persist amid regional diplomacy and U.S. caution.
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Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Mt. Hermon
Hasbani River
Israel
Suez Canal
Egypt
Jordan
Moscow
Pravda
Middle East
Final Winners In City's Recreation Programs
The final week of recreation playground activity drew about 80 children per day. Winners include WRIGHT in Checkers Elaine Cote Randy Black Debbie Anderson. Jump the Creek Mike Maedie John DiFonzo Jeff Furst Dave Cote Mark Cote. Beanbag Tom Lathrop Tim Cox Elaine Cote Bob Cote Tom Slayton Ernie Rachel Anthony Rushin John DiFonzo Rick Cox Kelly Phillips Rex Shamburg. Washington prize winners at the picnic for Fairview and Washington were Tammy Brigham Teri Swanson Dan Stutzman Lee Jaggi Doug Jaggi Mike Miller. Relay race won by Fairview. AIRVIEW Kickball Mike Miller Chuck Catalfa Shelly Miller Tom Whitely Jim Catalfa Sherri Williams John Maloney Tom Miller Bobby Williams. Tennis Chris Chase final champ Archery Tom Slayton Greg Slayton Mark Slayton Robert Crotti all on the winning team.
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Wright Checkers
Elaine Cote
Randy Black
Debbie Anderson
Mike Maedie
John DiFonzo
Jeff Furst
Dave Cote
Mark Cote
Tom Lathrop
Tim Cox
Bob Cote
Tom Slayton
Ernie Rachel
Anthony Rushin
Rick Cox
Kelly Phillips
Rex Shamburg
Washington
Fairview
Tammy Brigham
Teri Swanson
Dan Stutzman
Lee Jaggi
Doug Jaggi
Mike Miller
Airview
Chuck Catalfa
Shelly Miller
Tom Whitely
Jim Catalfa
Sherri Williams
John Maloney
Tom Miller
Bobby Williams
Chris Chase
Greg Slayton
Mark Slayton
Robert Crotti
Priest Bishop Walsh Leaves for Audience With Pope
In Hong Kong AP reports Roman Catholic Bishop James Walsh, freed by Red China after 12 years in prison, will travel to Rome for an audience with Pope Paul VI. Accompanied by Sister Patricia Fitzmaurice, he will stay a week in Rome before returning to recuperate at Maryknoll Hospital.
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Hong Kong
James Walsh
Paul VI
Rome
Walsh
Patricia Fitzmaurice
Maryknoll Hospital
Police Probe Trio of Coal Firm Fires
State police investigate three fires near Cooney Brothers Coal Co in Portage Pennsylvania. A trailer office near a tipple idled a month by pickets seeking unionization. About 200 pickets were present as the company plans an injunction. Bethlehem Mines portals Nanty Glo No 32 and Cambria Slope No 33 also idle due to worker picketing.
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Portage
Cooney Brothers Coal Co
Cooney
Cooney Brothers
Bethlehem Mines Corp
Nanty Glo No
Cambria Slope
Plane hijacked with 154 aboard to Cuba from Newark
Trans Caribbean airliner with 154 passengers was hijacked from Newark Airport to Cuba. The jet took off at 1 a.m. and landed in Havana at 6:19 a.m. after a radio message from flight 401 at 3:22 p.m. The crew awaited word on departure from Havana for Cumberland, Maryland, to reunite with five sisters and a brother.
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Newark
N.J
Trans Caribbean
Cuba
Havana
Pound
Puerto Rico
San Juan
State GOP seeks time to get even in campaign spending
Harrisburg AP reports Republican leaders back limits on campaign expenditures but want parity with Democratic spending. Milton J. Shapp has spent 1.3 million to date, mostly in the primary, while Lt. Gov. Raymond Broderick has used 300 thousand. Scales questions the primary-based ceiling, suggests federal formula of seven cents per vote, about 280 thousand, as a fair cap.
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Harrisburg
Milton J. Shapp
Raymond J. Broderick
John N. Scales
Scales
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Ahmed Hassan Él Bakr
Amman
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William Luce
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Kroehler Young
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Amking
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