Corona Pleads Innocent In Feather River Slayings Arraignment
Juan V. Corona appeared in Yuba City court for arraignment on charges of killing 10 migrant workers whose bodies were found along the Feather River. The 47 year old pleaded not guilty as a closed hearing was ordered for security reasons amid bomb threats.
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Yuba City
Calif
UPID
Juan V. Corona
Feather River
Marysville
Roy Whiteaker
Corona
Power interruption planned for Lyons area
Public Service Indiana will cut power from 3:00 to 4:30 a.m. Thursday in the Town of Lyons and nearby northward area for a changeover of power lines.
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Indiana
Lyons
Nixon Warns Soviets On Fresh Arms Race
President Nixon warned the Soviet Union not to use its Cairo treaty with Egypt to spark a new arms race in the Middle East. He urged continued pursuit of a peace settlement and discussed U N seating of China, acknowledging White House debate on whether to revise the U S stance. Nixon also labeled May Day demonstrators as vandals and discussed POW terms and drug addiction priorities.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Soviet Union
Egypt
Mideast
White House
Moscow
Cairo
China
United Nations
Peking
Hanoi
United States
Europe
Pan Am Jetliner Returns From Cuba Hijack
A Pan Am Boeing 707 with 68 aboard landed at Miami International Airport at 11 47 am after being hijacked to Cuba. FBI questioned passengers and crew for about an hour. The delay tied to the capture of four Cuban fishing boat captains by the Coast Guard.
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Miami
UPI
United States
Cuba
Miami International
Havana
Jose Marti
FBI
State Department
U.S
Pan Am
Washington
Mexico City
Coast Guard
Dry Tortugas Island
Key West
Fla
Monroe County
Nichols Transferred To St. Louis Store
William Nichols longtime manager of the Linton J. C. Penny Store has been transferred to St Louis Missouri to assume the role of manager there He began duties at the St Louis store Tuesday and will move his family once lodging is found
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William Nichols
Linton J. C. Penny
St. Louis
Nichols
County excise tax distribution halted by court suit
A Greene County Circuit Court suit restrains the county auditor from distributing excise tax money on automobiles and motorcycles under Public Law 74. Plaintiffs include Eastern and Bloomfield School Districts and several townships. They warn the fall budget will shrink substantially due to the new distribution formula.
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Greene Circuit
General Assembly
Indiana
Eastern
Bloomfield
Linton Stockton School Corporation
City of
Linton
Beech Creek
Center
Jackson
Richland
Stockton
Taylor
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Sparsley
Fairplay Township
David Rogers
The
Daily Citizen Today
John Moomaw
Karl Parker Vosloh
Sulivan
New Jaycee Officers Take Charge In Linton
The Linton Jaycees begin a new year with elected officers meeting at the Jaycee building. President Tom Moody outlines ongoing projects such as the Junior Miss Pageant carnival stands Christmas tree sale and clothed a child efforts. He also notes plans to reactivate a junior tennis program and a new project to honor outstanding local businessmen. A downtown block dance is also being discussed.
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Linton Jaycees
Jaycee
Jaycees
Tom Moody
Santa Claus
Linton
Moody
Army Charges General With Civilian Murders
Brig. Gen. John W. Donaldson faces charges of murdering six South Vietnamese civilians and assaulting two others while commanding the 11th Infantry Brigade of the Americal Division. The case, linked to incidents in late 1968 and early 1969 in Quang Ngai province, marks a high level U.S. military prosecution from the Indochina War.
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McCloskey
First Army
Ft. Meare
Donaldson
Ft. Belvoir
West Point
Fort Oglethorpe
Americal
Samuel Koster
Apl
Quant Ngai
South Vietnam
Fighting Rages Within Ten Miles of Phnom Penh
UPI reports heavy combat near Phnom Penh as reinforcements move slowly under heavy fire. North Vietnamese divisions with 3,000 troops threaten the capital while Cambodian and allied forces, including two battalions, battle for control in Kompong Chamlang. Airlifted supplies and gear losses noted as the rainy season looms.
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Saigon
UPS
Phnom Penh
Movng
Indochina
U.S
Snuol
Cambodia
Laos
Kompong Chamlang
UPI
Robert
Sullivan
Am Rong
Liquor Deals Under Fire From State
Indiana ABC chairman John R Smock said the agency will seek to stop discounts and giveaways by wholesalers that favor certain retailers. He noted widespread deals that undercut fair wholesale pricing required by state law, including free liquor, free merchandise, or reduced prices for favored stores and restaurants.
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Indianapolis
UPI
John, R. Smock
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
ABC
Ne Ces
Smock
Indiana
NATO Ministers Open Talks as U.S. Seeks Cautious Europe Cuts
Secretary of State William P. Rogers led the U S delegation at a NATO foreign ministers meeting in Lisbon. Officials said Washington will not unilateral troop cuts in Europe but seeks mutual force reductions with the Soviet Union. Brezhnev’s offer to discuss troop cuts sparked renewed Western exploratory talks amid Berlin concerns.
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Lisbon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Berlin
Acwe
William P Rogers
U.S
Rogers
NATO
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Brezhnev
New Highway Training Program At Indiana University Purdue
Indiana State Highway Commission pilots an earn-as-you learn program at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis. It seeks high school graduates for surveying, drafting, lab tech and material inspector roles. Participants receive tuition and $330 monthly salary. noncommitment after completion costs $280 tuition.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana State Highway Commission
Indiana Purdue University
Highway Department
The
Highway Commission
Commission
New York City Moves To Seek Statehood
Rep Bell S Abzug launches a drive to admit New York City as a state arguing 8 million residents are disfranchised. A Committee to Establish New York City as a State collects petitions for a referendum on the November ballot. The effort gains backing from lawmakers and 45 political leaders. Mayor Lindsay offered encouragement.
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New York
UPI
Bell S. Abzug
D-N.y
New York City
Charges Dropped In Flag Dispute At Purdue Campus
In Lafayette Indiana Prosecutor David Crouse said he would seek dismissal in Lafayette City Court of charges against two men tied to a dispute over a Viet Cong flag Wayne Johnson president of Young Americans for Freedom at Purdue University faced theft charges and Robert Rose former Purdue student and campus SDS member faced assault and battery charges
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Lafayette
Ind
UPD
Tippecanoe County
David Crouse
Wayne Johnson
Young Americans For Freedom
Purdue University
Robert Rose
Purdue
Arc
Students For A Democratic Society
Indiana to create six man Pollution Control Board
Governor Whitcomb to issue an executive order creating a six member Indiana Environmental Commission as an alternate means to oversee pollution control amid stalled 1971 legislative action. Walter Schirra Jr. and Thomas Moses announced a private study with ECCO costing 75 000 to 100 000 dollars funded by private contributions.
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Indianapolis
UPL
Indiana Environmental Commission
Whitcomb
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas Moses
Indianapolis Water Company
Ers
Moses
ECCO
Denver
Colo
Schirra
Federal Environmental Section Agency
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Carl Hall
Carl Andrews
John Wilkes
Tom Stefancik
Tom VanAman
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Pollution Control Board
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