Ali Draws Supreme Court Review in Draft Conscience Case
The article outlines Muhammad Ali’s bid to have his draft status reviewed after a 1960s conviction and a court ruling on conscientious objection. It notes the Welsh v United States decision expanding grounds for CO status, and describes related Teamsters cases and a border narcotics search ruling affecting customs inspectors.
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Philadelphia
Ali
Supreme Court
Holla
Chicago
Teamsters Pension Fund
Cen
Jgffa
Lewisburg
2 People Board
Hoffa
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Clay
Alt
United States
Justice Department
D.C
United States Services
Justice Departments
U.S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
Suart Johnson
Los Angeles
Offer to Replace Viet PWs
A San Diego educational and civic group proposes exchanging U S prisoners held by North Vietnam for civilian volunteers. J Paul Adkins says 63 others volunteer from Southern California, with a headquarter in Oceanside. Harald Moses and others in San Diego discussed a civilian swap plan with leaders like Billy Graham and Governor Ronald Reagan proposed as committee members. The effort foresees broad participation and aims at prisoner release through a negotiated exchange.
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San Diego
U.S
North Vietnam
Adkins
San Luis Rey
California
Bud Boyles
Vie van Saanen
Favifie Southwest Airlines
Harald Moses
Curlabad
Moses
Army Medlcal Corps
Brotherhood of Man
Bayles
van Saanen
Tyritten
Defense Departments
Tommittee
Tanoi
Evangelist Billy Graham
Ronald Reagan
Meadlo Testifies On My Lai Shootings And Calley Command
Meadlo described witnessing and taking part in the My Lai killings under Lt. Calley. He recalled Calley ordering, guiding shots, and directing others to shoot villagers as they moved toward a drainage ditch where a larger group was assembled. Other GI witnesses, including Conti and Grzesik, offered testimony about Calley’s actions and firing.
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Meadlo
Culley
My Lai
Calley
Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Meadie
Meadla
A. T
Meadle
Officer Says Medina Ordered Massacre in My Lai Writings
In Ft McPherson Georgia a former officer testified at the Haite court martial that Medina ordered a massacre at My Lai. The testimony names Roger Lewis Alauxi and describes orders to wipe out the Vietnamese hamlet, revealing alleged command decisions in the case.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
UP1
Charles E. Haite
Hulte
My Lai
Roger Lewis Alauxi
Draft lottery numbers rise amid extended service debates
The article discusses 1970 draft lottery averages around 190 with some boards reporting numbers as low as 175, and 113,000 men in 1A Low facing extended liability into 1971. It notes policy debates on raising the lottery ceiling as younger graduates become available, plus mentions My Lai related trial testimony including Lt. Medina's orders to destroy the village and a soldier named Hutto charged with intent to murder, while Alaux testifies about a memorial service and a pep talk before the attack.
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Tarr
Tart
Wiel
Arizona State University
My Lai
Ernest Medina
C Company
Willian TL. Calley
Ft Benning
Alaux
Medina
Alay
Ridward Magill
Hatin
Magill
Hudo
Audio-Visual Reading Method Promises Improved Understanding
Schools nationwide adopt a system pairing sight with sound to boost comprehension and fluency. By Dr Tiergen Evans, a publisher notes a simple program introducing 309 core words through high interest illustrated lessons to expand vocabulary for children from elementary to early teens.
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America
Tiergen Evans
Wardetall
Warde
Diversey
Cap
Chicago
Bogh
Poseidon Missile Deployment Delayed by Strike and Production Issues
Washington reports the Poseidon missile deployment faces a delay of a few months due to normal production line problems and a nine week strike at the Energy Commission plant where warheads are made. Lockheed and ARC deny fault while Poseidon is set to replace Polaris on 31 of America's 41 submarines, boosting warhead totals substantially.
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Washington
UPI
Navy
Aiimie Energy Commission
ARC
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
AEC
Oak Ridge
Tomt
America
Blaze Damages San Pedro Todd Shipyard Drydock
Fire crews fought a slow burning blaze on the walls of a drydock at Todd Shipyard in San Pedro late Monday night. Oil fed flames resisted initial efforts even as Los Angeles firefighters called for a foam machine to extinguish the blaze at the 10 Front Street yard.
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San Pedro
Todd Shipyard
Los Angeles City
Front St
Weekend Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show weekend activities with vague terms and dates. Readable items mention Sunday events and a reference to a Saturday routine, but many specifics are unclear. Strong entities are missing, leaving an ambiguous notice about planned or observed activities.
Refund delay prompts insurance policy refund query
A Bellflower reader seeks a refund from Premier Insurance Co through Consolidated Administrators Insurance Co. since canceling autos in May. Officials say the refund will cover the full fee and no charge for coverage from May to July after verification of double coverage, noting communications caused the delay.
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Premier Insurance Co
Consolidated Administrators Insurance Co
P.O
Los Angeles
Calif
Auto Insurance
Premier
Pet shop puppy buyer seeks help after ill distemper case
In Long Beach CB Roberta Keener of King's Pet Shop says buyers sign to receive a free health examination, while a reader reports paying 75 for a puppy and 105 for medical care only to lose the pet to distemper. ACTION LINE advised on consumer recourse and pet health disclosures.
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King's Pet Shop
Long Beach
Action Line
Roberta Keener
King’s Pet Shop
Action over puppy refund dispute at King's Pet Shop
In a dispute, Mrs Keener claimed the buyer could return a dog within 48 hours for a refund or medical remedy if the animal was incurably ill, verified by the shop veterinarian Mrs Keener says the buyer refused a refund unless she paid the veterinary bill, and notes the buyer did not bring the dog back with the check payment overdue.
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King’s Pet Shop
City hitchhiking ruling may not end bans
Reader asks if AG ruling loosens bans on hitchhiking near highways. AL Seal Beach plans to keep its no hitchhiking ordinance, citing ongoing court tests and statements from police and city officials. Current sidewalk hitchhiking citations remain in effect pending legal outcomes.
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State Attorney General
Seal Beach
Huntington Beach
AL Seal Beach
Rober Garza
Patrel
James van der Hyden
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