Poster Child Photo Veto Stirs Uproar in White House
The White House refused a photo request for Scott Roberta House a one year old Wichita Kan girl chosen as the poster child for the National Association for Retarded Children citing scheduling constraints and unknown black status. Ziegler claims the White House blocked the image because Scott is black and press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler declined to comment.
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Trial delay sparks White House clash over Tate case
The article describes a delayed Tate trial amid President requests explained as often fulfilled, with Ziegler defending a complex schedule due to a Paris memorial trip for Charles de Gaulle. Reed Wieting and the association deny misrepresentation, while discussions cite missing Tate and a 1970 transcript. A helicopter search recaps Bard Venti and Hughes, with authorities worried about Hughes’ possible fate after a rain and flood event in Sespe Creek.
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Police Nab Two On Pot Counts
Friday police charged two men with marijuana possession. Andrew Nancesot Tohoka and Henry Justice Ghesies Smith had bonds set at 1000 dollars each. They were arrested in a drive in restaurant lot at East 19th Street and Quirt Avenue after a matchbox containing suspected marijuana was found. One suspect also faces pistol charges and a separate hit and run incident at 40th Street and Avenue U. Gary Sullivan and Karen Ellis sustained minor injuries in that crash.
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Postal Official Named Paducah Postmaster Under Merit Plan
James C. Lee among three career Post Office workers to be appointed postmasters Friday under the new non political merit plan. The appointments include Crawford, Rheinlander, and Talmadge Ford of Brady. Lee entered the postal service May 1 1948 as a temporary substitute clerk and became assistant to the supervisor on August 27 1968. He was appointed officer in Paducah on January 9 1970.
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White House denies Nixon meeting posters with children
Rushed schedules in November kept Nixon from meeting poster children linked to the National Association of Retarded Children. The 1968 and 1969 children did not pose with Nixon or Lyndon B. Johnson, and Mrs Scott, Roberta's mother, suggested Joseph Kanar called to see if the proposal was still viable.
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Clergymen decry police use of clerical garb in raid
In New Orleans clergymen accuse police of wearing priestly attire to infiltrate the Desire Housing Project during a Panther raid. They say detectives borrowed clerical garb from a seminary student to aid the operation and that the tactic undercuts clergy as mediators in the black community. Police chief Clarence Giarrusso and Mayor DeLayed assurances are noted.
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Ford union eyes tentative deal as deadline looms
UAW chief Woodcock signals possible Ford pact as talks speed to end a protracted standoff with Ford Motor Co. Detroit negotiators press to avert a walkout and secure wage and fringe benefits akin to GM gains for the first year while local settlements remain unsettled across Ford’s 99 bargaining units.
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Suit Filed Over Hutchinson Vote Count
Republican officials in Hutchinson County face a ten day window to respond to a district court suit alleging nine illegal votes in the November election that tied the county treasurer race. Incumbent Democrat Nadean Spinks claims voters from outside the county improperly influenced the outcome. challenger Max Boyer seeks a hearing date after the response period ends.
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Judge Invited To Workshop In Silverton Texas
Briscoe County Judge M G along with county judges are invited to a two day workshop on mental health and retardation. Dr Phil Roos executive director of the National Association for Retarded Children and Vernon McGee will represent Gov Preston Smith's staff.
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Medal of Honor On Display In Edinburg City Hall
Medal awarded posthumously to Sgt. Alfredo Gonzalez is displayed at Edinburg City Hall. The honor was given to his mother Mrs Deliaiscorte after his death in action in Vietnam last year.
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