Brezhnev to Face Tight U S Security During Visit
Washington awaits President Nixon as Leonid Brezhnev arrives as Khrushchev’s successor. Unlike Khrushchev, Brezhnev will avoid close press access, with only Washington and two guarded retreats at Camp David and San Clemente on the 10 day schedule.
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AIM leader warns US of unhappy birthday over Indian affairs
Russell Means told a Senate subcommittee at Pine Ridge that if Indian issues are not improved by July 4, 1976, the United States and white society will face an unhappy birthday. He urged equal treatment of Indians and compared government efforts to Vietnam and the U.N. Indian advocates urged treaty governance and a review of 1868 terms, as AIM leaders criticized Bureau of Indian Affairs and tribal councils.
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Memorial Day observance memory noted in Liberal
Two Garden Citians Charles Remaley and Bobby Lewis are asked to return for next year’s Memorial Day observance after participating this year. Remaley played To the Colors on bugle and joined with the Se player to sound Taps. Col. Harold Ottaway served as principal speaker. Dunston burglary case in Topeka ends with $5,000 bond. Gregory L. Dunston, 22, pleads innocent to an Albuquerque burglary trip tied to a 12-person federal indictment spanning 17 states.
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Military fails to meet test goal
In May the Army and Marine ground combat arms failed to hit a 1,534 combat enlistment target, about 900 short. Total May enrollments showed mixed results across branches with the Army at 5,147, Navy 4,100, Air Force 6,359 and the Marine Corps totaling 3,300, beating its overall goal by about 100.
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