Legislature on Credit Disclosure Treading Water
Washington AP report says lawmakers struggle over credit disclosure bills since February 1. Key disputes involve exemptions for first $1 of monthly charges, advertising responsibilities, mortgage treatment, and wage garnishment limits. Conference talks hoped within 10 days but expect a long, hard fight to resolve major differences between Senate and House versions.
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Officer Who Refused To Train Student Pilot Is Sentenced
In Delano California labor strife over Cesar Chavez continues as he nears a 25 day fast with a bread breaking ceremony set for Sunday attended by Sen Robert Kennedy and other leaders. Chavez’s stance on nonviolence highlights growing union tensions with growers while nationwide support and fundraising plans unfold. In Clovis New Mexico an Air Force officer Noyd was sentenced to one year hard labor a dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay for refusing on religious grounds to train a student pilot for duty in Vietnam.
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National Council of Churches
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Mahatma Gandhi
Ion
Paul Schradee
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
Clovis
N.M
Air Force
Giumarra
Dale E. Noyd
Morton Barker
Wenatchee
Wash
Hej
Noyd
Air Force Academy
Cannon Air Force Base
Karpat- Farcekin
Vietnam
NATO
England
American Civil Liberties Union
Marvin Karpatkin
New York
W C Fields Quoted From 1933 Film In Book
In Time Capsule 1933 a quotation from W C Fields appears about his 1933 film International House. Fields plays a dazed aviator landing on a Wu Hu China hotel roof mistaking it for Kansas City. The hotel manager sighs You must be lost and Fields replies I am here Kansas City is lost.
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New York
International House
Bodies Remain In Mine At Belle Isle Cavern Rescue
CALUMET La AP The lifting of 21 bodies from the Belle Isle salt mine awaited a special chamber to shield recovery workers from deadly air deep in the cavern. The mine, owned by Cargill Inc, faced a fire that trapped 211 men and caused a slow, hazardous extraction as teams sought the cause and ventilation improvements.
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Belle Isle
James Bowe
Cargill Inc
Cargill
Raymond R. Ashby
Kentucky
Federal Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Bowe
Debris Of Plane Found On Texas Coast
Bits of a B52 aircraft presumed missing from Carswell Air Force Base washed ashore at South Padre Island. Debris confirmed by experts in Wichita as from a B52. Eight crew aboard. no nuclear weapons on board. plane disappeared near Matagorda Island about eight miles offshore.
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Tex
Carswell Air Force
Fort Worth
South Padre Island
Texas
Coast Guard
New Orleans
Gene Horton
Carswell
Wichita
Kan
Brownsville
Matagorda Island
Air Force
Four Carolinians Named in Vietnam Casualty List
Four North Carolina servicemen are listed by the Defense Department in a Friday casualty report. Marine 2nd Lt. Richard W. Kapp Jr. is reported killed in action, son of Mrs. Margaret Chesnutt of Burlington. Army Pfc. Frederick L. Martin and Pfc. James R. Neal changed from missing to dead in hostile action, sons of their respective parents from New Bern and Topton. Army 1st Sgt. Stephen T. Kucas, husband of Mrs. Winifred Kucas of Fayetteville, listed in non hostile action category.
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Washington
North Carolina
Defense Department
Richard W. Kapp Jr
Margaret Chesnutt
Burlington
Army
Frederick L. Martin
Luke P. Martin
Rt. 3
New Bern
Pfc
James R. Neal
Dewey Neal
Topton
Stephen T. Kucas
Winifred Kucas
Judd St. Fayetteville
Auditor Held In Shooting Of Hunter On His Land
RALEIGH AP An auditor in North Carolina Revenue Department bound over for Wake Superior Court on charges of shooting with intent to kill a NC State College student, Fred D. Upchurch, 21, who wandered on the land during a rabbit hunt. Murray said he was rabbit hunting and did not realize Upchurch was on his property.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Department of Revenue
Wake Superior Court
N.C. State College
John L. Murray Jr
Inheritance Tax Division
The
Revenue Department
Fred D. Upchurch
Murray
Brooks Poole
Mansfield Says Foreign Policies May Be Taking Too Much
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield told a University of Arkansas symposium that U S foreign policies may be taking too much from the nation. He urged reappraisal amid changed global conditions, warning of funding overseas commitments at the expense of domestic needs and calling for reduced one sided emphasis on U S contributions to global security. He cited the Vietnam war and U S troop levels in Europe as examples guiding U N and allied roles.
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Ark
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana Democrat
Mansfield
University of Arkansas
Europe
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