Southern Airways Trial Set Monday
Southern Airways and 12 ex employees face a 15 count federal indictment for conspiracy and fraud over shipping 15000 plus defective 155 mm shells. The case, tied to a $10 million Army contract, will be heard in U.S. District Court by Judge Clarence W. Allgood.
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Clarence W. Allgood
Southern Metals Products, Co
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Clarence Odel Sherill
Joe Leonard Tyler
Everett D. Lackey
Noble Kermitt Little
Ronald P. Wesson
Arnold V. Abrams
Tommy Max Walker
James Earl Roberson
Jimmy Lee Culver
Charles W. Roberson
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Mel Alexander
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Nixon inaugurated for second term vows self reliance amid protests
Richard Nixon took the oath at the Capitol and outlined a postwar shift toward less government and greater personal responsibility. Thousands attended with 20 000 Republicans and some Democrats while antiwar demonstrators outside called for an end to Vietnam policies. The parade featured diverse units and highlighted a nation marking the Spirit of 76 as it heads toward its 200th birthday.
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NEW York Times
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Richard Milhous Nixon
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Indochina
America
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Haing
Kennedy
Capitol
United States Marine Band
Harry S. Truman
Union Station
Agnew
82D Airborne Division
Nixon’s Second Inauguration Under Tight Guard and Chants
President Nixon rode in a triumphal motorcade ignoring antiwar chants and thrown objects as he took the oath for a second term at noon. He vowed civility in debate while noting the long and difficult war was nearing its end.
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Nixon
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First atomic powered submarine Nautilus launched in 1954
On this day in 1954 the U S S Nautilus became the first atomic powered submarine, launched at Groton Connecticut. Weather notes project high 65 and low 34 with rain chances 70 percent today and 40 percent tonight.
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Miss America All H Winner at Alabama Field Trials
Blake Moore's Miss America owned by Bill Hembree captured the All H title in the 31st Alabama Field Trials on the 15000 acre plantation with one find and a strong race. Runner up Caddo Buck owned by Dr J D Huffman had one find. Third went to Anonymous owned by Bob Wallac with solid speed but no funds. Marion Broadnax praised the event as highly successful with a large gallery.
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Blake Moore
Bill Hembree
Union Springs
Alabama
Caddo Buck
J. D. Huffman
Memphis
Anonymous
Bob Wallac
Roger Hayes
Pulaski
Tenn
Marion Broadnax
Gunmen Vow Fight To Death In Brooklyn Siege
Four young gunmen inside a Brooklyn storefront vowed to fight to the death on Saturday as police siege continued. A doctor treated a wounded hostage taker and warned that storming the store could endanger captives. One officer was killed in the initial gunfire. six men and three women remained hostage, including a 15-year-old girl.
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New York
Brooklyn
Matthew
Dominico’ Pillot
Ford Stays Ready for Sale as Daily Ad Sells 65 Ford
Paul Grisham of 2018 Greenwood Dr SE sold his 1965 Ford Fairlane 500 station wagon through a Decatur Daily want ad, drawing 19 extra responses, showing strong interest in similar items. The paper promotes special 3 line want ads for up to 30 days at $4 with a January 31 1973 expiry and provides contact numbers.
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Paul Grisham
Greenwood Dr., SE
Decatur Daily
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