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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1971

Page

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Eisenhower Guarded at Virginia Beach Home

UPI reports U S agents guard young Eisenhowers at a powder blue five bay Ocean front house 5504 in Virginia Beach. David Eisenhower arrives with his wife to begin a Naval Navigation eight week course while Secret Service rounds the clock monitor the residence and grounds.

Davis Julie Eisenhower Virginia Beach David Dam Neck Naval Base UPI Oceanfront Mary David Eisenhower Dake Washington Newpart Naval Navigation Secret Service Eisenhower Nixon

Mexican Expulsion Surprises Russians

Mexico expelled five Soviet diplomats after a government claim of subversive guerrilla activity trained in Moscow and North Korea. Foreign Minister Rabasa said the action was necessary and that the diplomats must leave the national territory quickly. The move marked a severe diplomatic step short of breaking relations, with veteran Soviet officials among those expelled and Moscow offering no immediate comment.

Mexico City UPI Mexico Moscow North Korea Emilia Rabasa Latin America Be D Dmitri A. Diakonov Boris P. Kolomiakov Boris N. Voskatchnikov Oleg M. Nelehiporenka Aleksandr Kolchakov

Snow Strikes Midwest Trapping Motorists and Power Outages

A heavy midwestern snowstorm disrupted routes across Nebraska and surrounding states. Winds gusting to 100 mph stranded motorists and toppled trailer homes while six towns in the Omaha Public Power District lost power. About 600 to 700 farmhouses faced outages with repairs delayed by continued snow and gusty winds. Traffic halted in western Iowa, and northern towns reported near zero visibility amid sleet and freezing rain. Telephone service faltered in 56 communities as crews tried to restore lines.

Hastings Neb Omaha Ord Lincoln Iowa Mason City Hampton Ion City Des

Mental Brutality Faces War Objectors In Prison

Rev Robert Horton commander of Prison Visitation Service reports that mental brutality and homosexuality are the main problems for America’s imprisoned war objectors. Horton visits federal prisons and jails, warning that the prison system is harsh, with inmates facing isolation and a lack of contact, while most objectors struggle with forced labor and eroding hope.

America Robert Horton Morton Horton American Friends Service Committee The Church of the Brethren Fellowship of Reconciliation War Resisters’ League Central Committee For Conscientious Objectors United Presbyterian Church Ute Federal Penitentiaries Worton Snady

Warren Praises Young and Warns on Conflicts of Interest

Former Chief Justice Earl Warren, turning 80, lauded young people and warned that conflicts of interest are among the Republic’s greatest evils. In a Washington interview, he recalled court years and said college seminars renew his faith in youth, noting most are forward looking though a few are destructive. He urged that public service requires financial independence to avoid conflicts, saying judges and cabinet members must afford roles, and stock trading should be off limits to maintain integrity.

Washington UPI Earl Warren Republic Nnt Warren Supreme Court Amy

Soldiers Search Autos in Belfast Crackdown on Extremists

British troops halt over 400 automobiles in Belfast as part of a intensified drive to curb extremists after an IRA shrine bombing. A blast struck the Garden of Remembrance in Carrickmore district during preparations for its 1966 opening, as Prime Minister Chichester-Clark vowed to tighten the clamp on insurgents.

Belfast Northern Ireland UPE Irish Republican Army TRA James Chichester-Clark Carrickmore Ballast Nora Connally O’brien James Connally Irish National Graves Association Glichester-Clark Parliament

Nixon signs Social Security bill to raise benefits and taxes

President Nixon signed a bill boosting Social Security benefits retroactively to January first, while raising the payroll tax base from 7800 to 10000 and signaling possible future tax hikes. Sen. Bennett doubted immediate tax changes this year as inflation grows. The measure, rushed through Congress, provides only a 10 percent benefit increase with later refinements debated, including widows' benefits and earning limits.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Congress Nixon Wallace F. Bennett Utah Flo Bennett

Why Manson Girls Motive Remains a Big Question

Los Angeles report asks why three middle class girls left home to knife strangers, display no guilt, and idolize Charles Manson after the Tate and others murders. The trial ends with Manson and three followers convicted. experts debate LSD, upbringing, and pure malice as factors.

Manson Girls Los Angeles Charles Manson Manson Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel Leslie van Houten Sharon Tate United States

Court Blocks Bar On Radical Alien Speakers

NEW YORK United States cannot bar radical alien speakers even if they preach government overthrow a federal court says parts of the 1952 McCarren Walter Act violate First Amendment rights The ruling affects Belgian Marxist Dr Jenest B Markiel barred in 1969 by Mitchell and Rogers The decision grants a temporary injunction against the officials and says the visa denial denies citizens the right to hear Mandel and debate with him The court will consider appeal to the Supreme Court 1969 case details shown in the 20 page decision

New York UPI United States U.S. District Court Jenest B. Markiel John N. Mitchell William P. Rogers Mandel John F

California fire claims three men at convalescent home

In Inglewood California a morning blaze heavily damaged a convalescent home wing. Eight residents were trapped in the rear. five were rescued by four policemen and a fireman crawling into the burning building. One man died at the scene and two died on the way to hospital. two others were injured.

Inglewood Calif UPI

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