Sam Dudney 72 Resident of Washington Dies in Shreveport
Sam Dudney 72 longtime Washington resident died Wednesday in a Shreveport Louisiana hospital. He is survived by a brother Paul Dudney of Washington. Funeral services 2p.m. Thursday at Herndon Chapel burial in Rose Hill Cemetery by Herndon Funeral Home.
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Nixon cabinet oath delayed by Hickel senate hold
President Nixon planned a full Cabinet oath ceremony but Alaska Governor Walter Hickel was blocked from taking the oath due to Senate delay. The National Security Council held its first meeting as Ziegle r noted plans for regular biweekly sessions and discussed foreign policy including Vietnam and arms talks with the Soviet Union. Charles Yost was sworn in as ambassador to the United Nations.
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Pueblo Crisis Tales and Nixon Inauguration Reflections
Details from the Pueblo incident include Bucher recounting the moment of contact with torpedo boats near Wonsan harbor and the decision to depart under fire as MiG aircraft passed overhead. The report also notes President Nixon’s first full day in office with a meeting with Galo Plaza and notes on the White House briefing delays after the Pueblo seizure. A separate brief cites Dr. O Spurgeon English arguing that parents should discuss sex education openly with children to prevent secrecy and later confusion.
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Abrams' Son Has Command of His Own
1st Lt. John N. Abrams, 22, son of Gen. Creighton Abrams, now commands Troop C of the 2nd Squadron, 1st Cavalry, 4th Infantry Division in the central highlands near Pleiku. He led a search and cordon mission, pursued a fleeing Viet Cong by helicopter, and aided wounded enemies, saying the aim is to capture. His leadership earns praise from senior officers.
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Original Cowboys in Revolutionary Traitor Tale
A 1969 article recalls the first Cowboys as traitors who rang bells in the woods and fired on patriot farmers lured to bushes to round up cattle during the Revolution.
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