Officer who carried protest sign is dismissed from Army
Lt. Henry Howe Jr. 23, of Boulder Colorado, was court-martialed at Ft. Bliss and sentenced to dismissal from the service and two years in prison for contempt toward the President and conduct unbecoming an officer. He loses pay and forfeits allowances with the prison term to be served at hard labor. sentence subject to review.
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EL Paso
Tex
U.S
Viet Nam
Henry Howe Jr
Boulder
Colo
Ft. Bliss
Howe
Jesus childhood details and Nazareth home life in Aramaic era
The account recalls Jesus as a mischievous but obedient boy in Nazareth. It notes his Aramaic speech, possible Greek and Latin exposure, and a large family network with sisters and four brothers. It describes their limestone house with oil lamp niches, mezuzah on the doorpost, and daily fare of barley bread, cheese, vegetables, fish, poultry, and festival mutton.
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Jesus
Nazareth
Lake of Galivize
James
John
Jean
Mary
Cross religious holidays and a Vietnam era court martial tale
A discussion on Chanukah and Christmas frames religious tolerance and scripture quotes, followed by a court martial verdict involving a Texas Western College demonstrator connected to antiwar protest. The case features testimony from professor Dr. Richard C. Trexler, Howe's sister Mary Jane Harvey, and Lt. Col. Jack Boyers delivering the sentence. Howe, who joined the Army in 1964, expressed regret yet willingness to remain in service.
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Fowe
Johnson
Viet Nam
Texas Western College
Richard C. Trexler
Howe
Mary Jane Harvey
Boulder
Cole
University of Colorado
Campus Young, Democrats
Payroll tax rises loom as Social Security climbs higher
Taxpayers face steep payroll increases through 1987 to fund higher Social Security benefits and two new health plans. Workers earning $6,600 or more will see cumulative tax drains surpass income tax cuts, with future levies rising to 372.90 for self employed and 514.8 for others. Employers match these payments, while excise cuts mainly affect services and consumer bills.
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Sayer
United States Urged to Seek Peace and Truce in Viet Nam
Secretary General U Thant called for an immediate Viet Nam truce and urged peace actions by all parties. He echoed Pope Paul VI’s appeal for a pause followed by negotiation and eventual peace, urging rapid steps toward an end to the fighting.
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United Nations, WY
U Thant
Viet Nam
Thant
Paul VI
British Woman Edges Into Key Transport Post
London AP reports Mrs. Castle, 54, becomes Britain’s minister of transport the first woman to hold the post. She must tackle a crowded road system and a failing rail network while driving policy amid traffic growth and fuel shortages. She has no driver’s license and faces scrutiny over a drunkometer testing plan for drivers.
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Bar
Castle
Tom Fraser
United Nations
Island King
ONL
Overseas Development
Britain
Transport Ministry
China
Jo Aan
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