Army loses soldier on base found alive after 20 months
The case centers on Jerry Wayne Binkley, 24, of Madison Tennessee, who reappeared at Ft Campbell Kentucky after 20 months with no record of his presence. He claims enlistment through Dec 3 and seeks discharge. The Army argues for completion of a full investigation and a court martial may decide if it is a misconduct or an Army error. Also reported, Calouste Gulbenkian dies at 75 in Cannes, and Desi Arnaz named visiting lecturer at San Diego State College paying $10,000 for the spring term.
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Werber in Jail After Court Conviction for Marijuana
Frank Werber former Kingston Trio manager and Sausalito restaurateur reports to Marin County Superior Court to serve a six month narcotics sentence more than two years after conviction. The 42 year old swore in Monday citing religion and marijuana use as essential. ACLU lawyer involved in Jane Fonda and Mark Lane suit notes difficulty coordinating clients and possible dismissal if cooperation fails. John Junker files federal suit in Seattle over Fonda ouster from Ft Lawton amid antiwar protest. delays cited due to communication issues with plaintiffs.
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Wyeth to paint Nixon portrait draws mixed praise
Andrew Wyeth announced from Chadds Ford Pennsylvania that he was selected to paint the official portrait of President Nixon. He said First Lady Pat Nixon asked him to do the portrait, but White House spokesmen cautioned there was no commitment from the White House.
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Reds blast ammo dump at Bien Hoa Air Base outbreak
Communist commandos blew part of an ammunition dump at Bien Hoa Air Base near Saigon early today. One raider was killed by a booby trap as he fled the fence. The bunker was set ablaze and burned for about two hours with no U.S. casualties reported.
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Hoodlums plot city takeover blamed on out-of-state actors
Baton Rouge officials describe Monday street fighting as planned by militant blacks seeking revolution. Two deputy sheriffs and two Black men died in the clash amid gunfire. eight Black youths including three from Chicago, one from Philadelphia, and one from Los Angeles are charged with murder with bonds set at $500,000 each. Mayor Woodrow Dumas labels the incident as part of a larger plot.
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Visitor Sen John Tomey Visits Tel Aviv After Cairo Talks
Senator John Tomey of California arrived in Tel Aviv for a week long visit as a guest of the foreign ministry following meetings with Egyptian government officials in Cairo.
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Nixon flies solo to Camp David for State of the Union prep
President Nixon left for Camp David in Maryland's Cacocin Mountains late Tuesday to work on his State of the Union address and the budget he will submit to Congress later this month.
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Soviet critics condemn Solzhenitsyn novel August 19H
Barefaced Soviet critics on Tuesday called Alexan der Solzhenitsyns new novel August 19H an anti Soviet work. They said it has been greeted in the West as a barefaced challenge to the current Soviet regime.
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Polar bear mauls visitor at Como Park Zoo
A man identified as Aman was mauled after reportedly climbing into a grade at Como Park zoo in St. Paul Minnesota. Police shot and killed the bear as it mauled the man identified as Ytzen. He was listed in fair condition at Ramsey Hospital.
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