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How to Vote and Help for Residents in Need
In a public tips column the paper explains a sample ballot with operating instructions for youths voting with lever machines. It notes you can study it beforehand or carry it as a guide. Registrars are available at the polling place for questions.
City drainage concerns along Bentbrook Drive Aberdeen area
City Engineer Aron A Jim Oliver explains Bentbrook area north of Aberdeen Road east of Bentbrook Drive is a permanent Oak Hollow Lake feature. He notes the Aberdeen Road culvert was engineered for drainage at full lake levels and will rely on ecological balance and fish for mosquito control.
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City Hall
Bentbrook Drive
Aberdeen
Bentbrook
Aberdeen Road
Oak View
Aron
Jim Oliver
Oak Hollow Lake
Tanvard Road
Centennial Street
Skeet Club Road
Old City
School registration contact guidance varies by district
Advice suggests checking local newspaper announcements for school registration dates or calling the school administration office, since the specific district or county is unknown.
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Auto salvage complaints in residential 2-A area prompt action
Building inspectors confirmed nuisance from old cars in a residential 2-A district. The responsible party was ordered to remove the autos by June 1. Public Works Inspector assigned to address accompanying trash and will investigate that portion of the problem.
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Public Works
Boyle Election Overturned by Federal Judge
Washington AP reports a federal district judge voided the 1969 United Mine Workers presidential election of W A Boyle for federal law violations and ordered a new vote to be scheduled after proposals. Judge William Bryant will set details. other officers John Owens and George Titler also face re election.
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Boyle
Bryant
John Owens
George J. Titler
Joseph A
Jock
Yablonski
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Beckley
W.va
James Leeber
UMW
J Edgar Hoover Dies At 77 As FBI chief passes away
J Edgar Hoover longtime FBI director dies at 77 from hypertensive cardiovascular disease in his DC home. President Nixon lauds his devotion noting 48 years under eight presidents. Hoover shaped the bureau into a powerful federal agency amid controversy and speculation about his succession and the new FBI building.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investioe
Justice Department
Ing
Hoover
Nixon
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Federal
D.C
Jerry Wilson
Clyde A. Tolson
Tolson
Capitol Hill
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Richard Kleindienst
Bureau
Washington, D.C
George Washington University
District of Columbia
Hue Defenses Forge New Night War Fronts In Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces push into the coastal lowlands while Samsung Hue. South Vietnamese troops withdraw from a base in the central highlands as Quang Tri Province falls. A heat seeking missile shoots down a U S helicopter. four killed. Hue authorities seize 600 suspected Viet Cong agents as U S and South Vietnamese leaders plan next moves with Bunker and Abrams.
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Quang Tri Province
Hue
Thomas W. Bowen
U.S
Far North
South Vietnam
Ellsworth Bunker
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
Nguyen van
Retreat From Quang Tri Shuts Down Highway 1
Battered units including the 11th Armored Cavalry Squadron and remnants of the 147th Marine Brigade flee Quang Tri City as fierce fighting pushes them toward Hue. Tanks and armed civilians stream south while wounded and missing advisers raise grim losses. The panic spreads to Hue as civilians load and depart along the crowded highway.
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Highway 1
Vietnam
Quang Tri City
Guernsey
11Th Armored Cavalry Squadron
147Th Marine Brigade
Quang Tri
Thomas W. Bowen
1St Military Region
U.S
Camp Evans
Hue
Nguyen van Toan
My Chanh River
Fuller
Dong Ha
Guernse
da Nang
Kissinger’s Fuerth past recalls anti Jewish terror years
An Austrian Adolf Hitler era rising power triggered harassment of Jews in Fuerth as Kissinger remembers being beaten while a child. The future U S secretary of state and Nixon adviser says his early life was quiet and unremarkable despite the era’s terror. His father Louis Kissinger married Paula Stern in 1922 and their sons Alfred Heinz and Walter Bernhard grew up in a close family in a third floor flat.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Fuerth
Hitler
Heinzeg Oh
Henry A. Kissinger
National
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Kissinger
Nixon
China
Moscow
Louis
Paula Stern
Alfred Heinz Kissinger
Heinz
Henry Alfred Kissinger
Paula Kissinger
Walter Bernhard
Long Island
Walter
Officer Slain and Suspect Kills Self in North Carolina
In Bessemer City a rookie officer was shot during a routine traffic stop. The hunted suspect Nathaniel Hall killed himself in a wooded house near Gastonia after a standoff. a fire consumed the house as officers retrieved the body.
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Bessemer City
N.C
Gaston Rural
Nathaniel Paul Hall
Gastonia
Jimmy Ford
Hall
Ford
Michael Jenkins
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Tony Boyle
James L. Luke
Saigon
Thua Thien
John Guernsey