Draft Lottery Appears Certain in Congress
Washington ap news says Senate action on Nixon draft lottery may come within two weeks. Key figures like John C. Stennis pledged hearings and possible action, but Stennis indicated opposition to several reform proposals. Despite a House Armed Services Committee vote approving the bill, prospects for rapid reform remain uncertain with year-end considerations and possible actions extending into 1971.
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Washington
Ate
Nix
Jean
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
House
Tewacan
Rob
Ee Brerise
Stennis
Steninis
Bank Robbery Photo Captures Greensboro Bandit
A hidden camera captured a bandit who robbed Greensboro Bank & Trust Co. branch of $10,000 Tuesday afternoon. Teller Diane Robertson described a man with square glasses entering at about 12 40 p.m. and threatening violence if not handed over the cash. Police sought a man 25 to 30 years old, reddish brown hair, windbreaker, dark pants and shoes, with a rifle and grenade outside during the escape.
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Greensboro
Wachovia Bank & ‘Trust Co
Teller
Diane Roberton
Senate Armedices Committee
Nixon
Congress
Viet Women Watch As Bodies Uncovered
Mrs. Phan Thi Dan mourns beside bodies exhumed from sites near Hue where Viet Cong victims of the 1968 Tet battle are identified. About 190 women from Phu Vang district have waited as grim workmen uncover remains for forensic clues. The scene marks a long, painful search for closure among families who lost loved ones to the war.
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Dan
Hue
Glenn Indicates He Will Run For U S Senate From Ohio
Glenn, the first American to orbit Earth, spent Tuesday in Washington conferring with political advisers and party officials. He has indicated he is near launching a second Senate bid from Ohio, weighing Royal Crown Cola ties and existing political backing as factors in his decision.
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Glenn
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Washington
Men
Thefero John H.glenn Jr
U.S
Tims
Senate
Sen
Fred Harris
Sen. Ste
New ‘York
M.young
Dembeen
Royallocratic
Crown Cola
Col
Lumbus
Lef
Royal Crown
Royal
North Carolina products promotion honors retailers
Raleigh report notes four North Carolina food stores honored for promoting Tar Heel products. Cable Supply of Kannapolis won among independents. Wilson’s Supermarket of Rocky Po int won among multi units. Winn Dixie and A&P supermarkets tied for chain division. Governor Scott praised the growing retail food industry in the state.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Cable Supply of
Kannapolis
Wilson’s
Rocky Poist
Winn Dixie
Bob? Scott
Scott
Your Pharmacy Today by Joe Bland opens with synthesis idea
A fragment from Your Pharmacy Today presents a dialog on pharmacy as the synthesis of sciences. It credits biology physics and mathematics as foundations, and promotes Arthur Macy and Arthurs Pharmacy at 1248 80th Main Street beside Outdoor Sports. The notice gives hours 8:30 to 9:00 and phone 889-7955.
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Arthur Harmacy
Syour
Arthur's Pharmacy
Small Scattered Actions Reported Near Saigon
Reports from Vietnam describe multiple skirmishes around Saigon and allied areas. U S forces report American deaths and injuries with several engagements near Qui Nhon Da Nang and around the capital. A crash near Qui Nhon killed eight South Korean officers aboard an inspection aircraft.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Qui Nhon
U.S
da Nang
Zodiac Killer Claims Seven Victims
The Zodiac, naming himself, claims seven victims in letters and calls to police and media. A coded 340 character message and a bloody shirt fragment accompany the claim, with Zodiac asserting more killings on dates including December and October. Police have not linked any suspects to Zodiac.
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San Francisco
Zodiac
Anlire
San Francisco Chronicle
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Ton That Lang
N.C
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Joe
N. Main Street
Sears
U.S. 9Th Division
Naan
John H. Glenn Jr
Chronicle
Sears, Roesuck and CO
Fire Chiefs
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