West Branch man Johnson named Veterans chief by Nixon
Donald E. Johnson, of West Branch, Iowa, chosen as head of the Veterans Administration by President Nixon, will be the second man from the area named to such federal post. Born in Cedar Falls in 1940, he served in the Army and earned the Bronze Star for valor in World War II era service while later entering politics and business in Iowa. Johnson, described by Nixon as having the business background and patriotic devotion to country, will lead the VA as it seeks to improve veteran benefits and Vietnam era programs.
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Prison sing in Sunday plea counts in Kansas City
Seven University of Kansas students and four Pittsburg State College students entered pleas in federal court on LSD sale and possession counts. Some defendants pleaded guilty others innocent, with continuances and releases on own recognizance. A prison musical program was announced for Missouri inmates.
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