Scandal over slots mars famed Army sergeant major
William Wooldridge, once hailed as a soldier’s soldier and Army’s first sergeant major, faces allegations of pilfering service club funds. Senate investigations view him as central to a criminal conspiracy while his Distinguished Service Medal was rescinded for alleged lack of merit.
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Solon Urges Review of Bombing North Vietnam
Senator John G Tower urged President Nixon to consider resuming bombing of North Vietnam if Hanoi fails to respond to U S peace moves in the next days He warned that further military options include renewed bombing interdiction of supply lines and closing Klaiphong port.
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Cape Kennedy strike protests NASA Atlas Centaur job cuts
Hundreds of Transport Workers Union members picketed the Cape Kennedy air force station on the space center's 20th anniversary to protest the loss of 21 Pan American jobs to General Dynamics at Atlas Centaur complex 36. NASA said the move saves 250000 annually while maintaining 232 General Dynamics workers through 1972.
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Pressmen Walkout Shuts Washington D C Papers
WEB Pressmen's Union members struck Washington's three daily papers after rejecting a tentative agreement. The Washington Post printed a first edition before midnight, but the final edition was blocked. The Washington Daily News and The Washington Evening Star suspended operations. Pickets lined plant entrances as federal mediators scheduled talks amid a newsroom shutdown affecting nearly one million readers daily.
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