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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1974

Page

9

Soldier jailed for long hair in Berlin court martial

Pvt. Robert M. Nuchow, 19, of Leonia New Jersey, sentenced by a U S military court in Berlin to five months confinement at hard labor, forfeiture of 225 dollars monthly for five months, and reduced to private E 1 for disobeying a lawful order over hair and beard disputes. A second case, Spec 4 Richard H Shadon of Hoboken New Jersey, got 60 days hard labor and a reduced rank plus 100 dollar monthly cut for three months for disobeying an order to get a haircut. Other defendants include Thomas Kiely II Marc W Shade and Larry L Bird as trials continued.

Berlin Nuchow Army Teamster William Nuchow Sdit Nuchow Sr Daniel §. Orosz San Diego Calif Richard H. Shadion Hoboken N.J Andrew J. Chiwalibog Shadon Thomas Kiely II Freehold Marc W. Shade Petersburg Fla Larry L. Bird Dallas Texas

Extend draft clemency to '75 Kennedy urges

Washington Senator Edward A Kennedy urges extending Ford's draft clemency program beyond January 31. He calls for more publicity, fairer procedures, and a definitive Justice Department list of unconvicted draft evaders. Senator Hart backs the push on the second day of hearings into the re entry program.

Washington UPT Edward A. Kennedy D-Mass Ford Kennedy Philip A. Hart D-Mich Justice Department Farmer Charles E

Army backs Wattenmaker stay in reserves after subversive label

The Army said it would not discharge Steven Wattenmaker of San Francisco as a subversive. He led the Young Socialist Alliance, once listed as subversive, but the list was abolished last June. Army reviewed the case and found insufficient evidence for action, allowing him to remain in the reserves until his term ends in April 1977.

Washington UPD Army Pfe Steven Wattenmaker San Francisco The Wallenmaker Young Socialist Alliance Wattenmaker

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