No Other Way For White House GOP
President Nixon pledges a showdown vote on Supreme Court nominee Clement Haynsworth amid Republican leaders withholding firm support. Scott and Griffin avoid sides as Nixon presses, citing questions over Haynsworth's rulings involving companies tied to his finances.
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D-Miss
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
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Eastland-Hruska
U.S. Court of Appeals
Gordon Allott
Colorado
John Tower
Texas
Allott
Republican Policy Committee
Tower
Senate Republican Campaign Committee
Why top enlisted Wooldridge remains in trust amid probe
Senate investigators probe Sgt. Maj. William C. Wooldridge amid allegations of a multimillion dollar criminal conspiracy. He remains in a trusted Pentagon role at White Sands NM as hearings resume, with CID agents deployed and observers citing impact on Army morale.
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William C. Wooldridge
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New Mexico
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Shoultz
Carl Turner
Maj
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Ft. Benning
U.S
Warren Soldier Area's First To Seek Asylum In Sweden
Warren Area High School graduate Charles Wagner Brown, 23, reportedly defected from U S Army duty and was granted asylum in Sweden for humanitarian reasons. Two other servicemen, former Pennsylvania residents, also defected. Brown played football and track at WAHS and was a National Honor Society member. He studied at Oxford University before being drafted and had a chronic back ailment. His parents said they have heard nothing since he left for Vietnam duty and later learned of his asylum through a Warren Times-Mirror reporter.
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Warren Times-Mirror and Observer
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Spouse Granted Wish Of Death In Iowa Farm Incident
Fred Rath 72 and his wife 68 died within minutes of each other on a Rath farm in SWEa City Iowa while chasing a kitten. Neighbor Howard Preston said both likely suffered heart attacks. The couple planned a double funeral today after a kitten chase that ended tragically.
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Fred Rath
Rath
Howard Preston
Preston
Rath Farm
Wrong address raid turns deadly in Whittier
Hayward Henry Dyer aged 22 is killed when a stray rifle shot from a police raid on the wrong apartment crashes through the ceiling and strikes him. The 22 month old son Francis survives with minor injuries as officers Search warrants for marijuana led them to the incorrect unit. Detective Sgt Frank Sweeney fired the fatal shot as he held the rifle toward the floor above Mrs Meehan's apartment. No arrests were made in the upstairs apartment during the predawn operation.
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Charmaine Gates Crowned Queen at Corry Area Homecoming
Charmaine Gates named Homecoming Queen at Corry Area High School Fifth Annual Homecoming on Howard J. Sheen Field. Event featured Beaver band led by Ronald Rairie with Drum Major Roger Johnson, queen candidates paraded in convertibles, floats including a large eight foot American flag built from 9,600 paper pieces, and junior high and ninth grade entries reflecting 1969 themes.
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Howard J. Sheen
Corry Area
Corry
Official Says State Rushing Crossing Plan
Lawrence Miller Columbus Township supervisor says state highway draftsmen are working overtime on Scotts Crossing changes. Delays follow field survey from February due to railroad crossing processes. Township residents plan to petition the school board to reroute buses away from the tracks, hoping for a board decision soon.
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Columbus
Union City Woman Injured In City Crash
A Union City woman was injured in a city crash yesterday with damage totaling 600 dollars. State Police logged three area crashes causing 1125 dollars in losses but no injuries. Peggy J. Dyne 17 of 262 Franklin street waited to turn into Dairy Queen when Edward O Eshelman 70 hit her rear. Bernice Eshelman 72 suffered a lip laceration and knee bruises and was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. Police estimate 400 dollars damage to the Eshelman car and 200 to the Dyne car. A separate late evening crash near Corry involved Ben J. Whitney whose car left the road at high speed and slid 438 feet before stopping. Further details continue on Page Six.
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Franklin Street
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Edward 0. Eshelman
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Bernice
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Clymer
Ben J. Whitney
East Berm
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