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Newspaper

Daily Gazette

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1971

Page

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Illinois House to debate rights case against forced war service

Illinois Attorney General plans suit on behalf of young men who argue their constitutional rights are violated by conscription in an undeclared war. Rep. Mann vows a House floor showdown after a committee deadlock. Hyde questions the bill while Gardner leads a citizens’ lobby. The bill aims to test congressional war powers versus presidential authority.

Linois Robert E. Mann Chicago Illinois House John Gardner Health Education and Welfare Mann Illinois

Turkish Fight to Find Elrom Killers Intensifies in Istanbul

Thirty thousand troops and police scoured Istanbul for Ephraim Elrom's killers after his abduction by Turkish leftists. Elrom's body was found in a fashionable district. Premier Erim vowed to bring those responsible to justice as Israel condemned the murder and sought answers from Ankara.

Nick Ludington Associated Press Istanbul Ephraim Elrom Nihat Erim Gold Meir Elrom Turkish People’s Liberation Army

Abduction of British Consul Stirs Rosario Crisis

Argentine authorities, 24 hours after the kidnapping of Stanley E. M. Sylvester the 58 year old director of Swift meat packing, search for leftist group Revolutionary Army of the People. A communique left in a bar linked the act to a 1969 death anniversary and offered no ransom details. Three gunmen abducted Sylvester outside his home as police mobilize across Rosario.

Rosario Argentina Revolutionary Army of the People Stanley E.M. Sylvester Popular Justice Sylvester Luis Norberto Blanco Swift Meat Packing Company Santa Fe Revolutionary Army Pedro Aramburu The Montoneros Argentine Liberation Front Waldemar Sanchez

Sterling unit school district vote suit response filed

Loren S. Youn, Whiteside County Educational Services Region superintendent, filed an answer to a suit by Richard Allen and Robert Galloway seeking to overturn his April 19 ruling granting a petition for a Sterling area unit school district vote. The 64 page transcript covers the April 13 public hearing where 21 testified, 16 favored granting the petition, and no court date has been set for the suit's hearing.

Loren S. Youn Educational Services Region Whiteside County Richard Allen Robert Galloway Young Sterling Leland T. Stokes William H. Knickel Harold Null L. Edward Ebersole John Long Karl Wentsel Audre’ Mennes Henry Ward Norma Wolens James Swanson

Withdrawal Demand Faces Senate Over Vietnam Troop Cuts

Washington AP report notes Senate opposition to European force cuts and growing support for a Vietnam withdrawal deadline. Leaders Hugh Scott and Mike Mansfield clash on parallel issues while McGovern Hatfield push for a 60-70s era troop pullback, with Nixon negotiations cited as central.

Walter R. Mears Associated Press Washington Senate Europe Congress U.S Vietnam Senate Republian Hugh Scott Scott Mike Mansfield Mansfield George McGovern Ds.d Mark O. Hatfield Rove Nixon

Dodd Former Senator Dies Of Heart Attack At 64

Former Sen. Thomas Dodd of Connecticut died at 64 from a heart attack while at home in Old Lyme. He was censured by the Senate in 1967 over campaign fund allegations, and had suffered a heart attack in 1970. His daughter said he died instantly and he had no known health issues beforehand.

Old Lyme Joseph Barbarette Dodd Senate Democratic Party Barbarette

Illinois House aims to pass nonpublic school aid bill this week

Illinois lawmakers expect the House to approve Gov. Ogilvie's proposal to send 30 million dollars to nonpublic schools this week. Senate action remains uncertain amid related debates on bingo transportation plans and public housing site control.

Springfield Ill Illinois House Richard B. Ogilvie Senate Chicago City Council Henry Hyde Chicago Democrats Ogilvie

Local Weather Forecast For Sterling Area

Tonight cloudy with a chance of showers and a low near 50. Tuesday expect partly sunny skies with a high around 70. Precipitation chances 60 percent this afternoon 30 percent tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. Scattered showers possible.

Sterling and Vicinity

Britain Debates joining Common Market amid party split

Across London MPs dig into the question of joining the Common Market as both major parties split and polls show most Britons oppose the move. In Vietnam an explosion at Cam Ranh Bay burns 10 million gallons of aviation fuel, while Turkey endures a deadly earthquake and searches for thousands killed. A charter jetliner crashes near Rijeka killing 72 Britons and a Yugoslav family, and in Rosario police hunt an honorary British consul seized by leftist revolutionaries.

Associated Press London Saigon Cam Ranh Bay U.S. Command Rijeka Yugoslavia Rosario Argentina

Officers weigh resigning over Vietnam ad opposition

FT Bragg North Carolina AP reports one of 29 officers who signed a newspaper ad opposing the Vietnam war says he and several signers are considering accepting a military offer to resign.

FT. Bragg N.C

Kleindienst urges Senate to reject 5000 dollar contribution cap

Deputy Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst urged the Senate to oppose a proposed 5000 dollar limit on individual contributions to federal candidates. He argued the cap would curb political participation and could hinder free expression in campaigns. The White House and campaign reform advocates weighed in as the debate intensified.

Washington Richard G. Kleindienst Senate

Navy chief envisions cheaper ships to back nuclear carriers

Admiral Zumwalt warns the Navy must balance a growing Soviet fleet with a shrinking defense budget. He says future fleets should rely on fewer, more powerful nuclear carriers paired with inexpensive helicopters and V STOL aircraft, plus many small escort ships, to preserve survivability.

Fred S. Hoffman Washington (Ap Adm Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr U.S Zumwalt Naval Operations Navy Defense Department Packard Defense David Packard

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