Memorial Day service at cemetery honors fallen servicemen
A crowd gathered on a hot day for a Memorial Day observance near the flag pole. The Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, Vandenberg honor guard, Police Explorer Post, Woman's Auxiliary, and Legionnaires stood in place as a local minister spoke and flowers were placed at the marble stone. The service ended with volleys and taps as up to 200 people attended.
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Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Vandenberg Honor Guard
Legion
Woman's Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Drum and Bugle Corps
Vandenberg
Memorial Day Parades Honor Fallen Servicemen Nationwide
Thousands attend Memorial Day observances across the United States including a wreath laying at Arlington and services in Canton Ohio. Defense Secretary-designate James M. Schlesinger laid the wreath in rain, urging reverence for patriotic ideals. In Canton a bronze statue honors Sharon Lane the first American servicewoman to die in Vietnam with 110 Stark County servicemen named on its base.
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United Press International
United States
Arlington
Vietnam
Canton
Ohio
U.S. Defense
James M. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Stark County
Sharon Lane
Army Nurse Corps
Gas station shortages hit Memorial Day weekend nationwide
Gasoline supplies dwindled across several states as many stations cut hours and imposed 10 gallon limits. Sohio in Ohio closed all 700 company stations while Oregon and New Jersey reported shortages and rationing warnings. Some Miami and New York stations limited sales. authorities urged carrying extra cans as supply worries persisted.
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United Press International
Oregon
Ohio
California
Florida
Iowa
Minnesota
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Garden State Parkway
Miami
Nixon to Meet Congress Leaders in White House Foreign Policy Review
President Nixon invites congressional leaders to the White House for a broad foreign policy discussion. Kissinger will brief on the Pompidou trip and talks with Hanoi's Tho. Rogers reports on the Latin America tour as Nixon returns from Key Biscayne and Bahamas.
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UPI
Nixon
White House
Georges Pompidou
Iceland
Senate
House
Henry A. Kissinger
Pompidou
Paris
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Latin America
Key Biscayne
Fla
Grand Cay
Bahamas
Secret Service
Atlantic
Taxable fringe benefits for UC officials questioned
The piece questions whether President Charles J. Hitch and other University of California leaders pay income taxes on state furnished homes and services. It notes local taxes on possessory interest, cites rule 862, and details assessors in Contra Costa and Butte, the case of Chico State President Stanford Carter, and proposed state budget items for housing I intercepts. It highlights opposition by lawmakers to housing funds and urges taxing benefits as income.
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Charles J. Hitch
University of California
State Board of Control
Contra Costa
E.F. Wanaka
Hitch
Butte County
Dave A. Vasco
Chico State College
Stanford Carter
Thomas J. Casamassima
State College
Cazier
Carier
Glenn S. Dumke
Bel Air
Ways and Means
Willie Brown
Finance Committee
Howard Way
A. Alan Post
Post
Board of Equalization
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