Quotes and remarks from leaders cited in 1970s coverage
Ex Democratic Texas governor Connally criticizes Carter on Republican issues while Calley reflects on dishonorable discharge and flag salute. Bonnie Schafer notes women joining Air Force Academy. Health and welfare study cites 23 million with poor teeth. Allard mocks national anthem. Gov Evans questions welfare reach. NASA biologist Klein ties Viking findings to future funding. Fraser warns U.S. foreign policy weakened by Congress-executive rift.
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John B. Connally
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Texas
GOP
Treasury
Bonnie Schafer
Air Force Academy
Viking
Project
WASA
Harold Klein
NASA
Mars
Oklahoma Soldier Charged With Murder In Germany
AP reporting from Schweinfurt says 21 year old Spec.4 Jack T Vinson of Enid Oklahoma is charged with premeditated murder and illegal entry after allegedly stabbing Spec.4 Kenneth Anderson to death in a nurse residence on a German hospital campus. Vinson fled and was later arrested at Frankfurt airport. Anderson was from Hickory North Carolina. The case involves U S military authorities and a possible transfer of the case to American officials.
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Schweinfurt
West Germany
Api-U.s
Enid Oya
Army
Jack T. Vinson
1St Batalion
30Th Infantry
3Rd. Infantry
Kenneth Anderson
Hickory, NX. C
Frankfurt
Rhein-Main
Hearst Anguish Smuggled Into Jury Room
In Los Angeles a faded Los Angeles Times headline about Patricia Hearst was smuggled into the Harris trial jury room. Judge Brandler called the act reprehensible and ordered a secret probe, while the prosecutor urged caution amid mystery surrounding the incident.
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Los Angeles
API
Patricia Hearst
William and
Smily Barris
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
Los Angeles Times
Harrises
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Harris
SLA
Alameda County
Hearst
Leonard Weinglass
Chowchilla
Calif
Homestead Mayor to Join Navy As Surgeon Officer
Dr C Marshall House, elected mayor last December in Homestead Florida, will leave private practice due to rising costs and malpractice insurance. He will join the Navy next week, train six months as a submarine medical officer at the Naval Undersea Medical Institute in New London Connecticut, and continue serving patients through military medicine.
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Homestead
Fla
Florida
C. Marshall House
Navy
House
Naval Undersea Medical Institute
New London
Charlotte
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Malcolm Fraser
United States
Oklahoma
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Anderson
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Ukiyo-e Society of America
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