Udall Confirms Son Deserted Army for Canada
Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall said his 22 year old son Scott deserted from the U S Army two years ago and has lived in Canada since. A Pentagon spokesman listed Scott Udall as a deserter as of December 1 1969 after he was drafted in August 1969 and trained at Fort Benning and Fort Gordon.
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Tear Gas and Shotguns Used to Quell Wisconsin Prison Riot
Green Bay Reformatory authorities fired tear gas and shotguns as warnings when inmates ran wild from the cafeteria area. Warden Don Quatsee said a full scale riot injured staff and inmates, with about 350 lawmen on site and 100 kept overnight as a safeguard.
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Ecuador Seizes More Tuna Boats In High Seas dispute
Five more U S tuna boats were captured by Ecuador in a continuing fishing rights dispute described as extortion on the high seas. The seizures occurred 65 miles south of Salinas and followed earlier actions this week, with boats released after a payment of 137 thousand eight hundred dollars.
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Nixon to Cut U.S. Force to 139000 in Vietnam Pullout Plan
President Nixon announced another 45 000 U.S. troops will leave Vietnam in December and January reducing U.S. manpower to 139 000 by February 1 with a residual force kept until a formal peace.
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Prayer request reflects devotion and veneration
A reader signs a devotional note asking God to reveal a clearer view of Jesus on the cross and to grant a life free from sin, ending with Amen.
Weather warms to 80 as Tech Bears clash in Jones Stadium
Balmy South Plains weekend brings near perfect conditions for Texas Techs last home game. Baylor visits Jones Stadium at 2 p m under clear skies with temperatures around 80. A brief note hints at a minor weather blemish to be seen later.
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Girl Sues School Over Exclusion From Activities
In a federal injunction case in Houston a Channelview High School pupil, 16, married last December and divorced in September, seeks to force the district to allow participation in extracurriculars while officials claim married students may disrupt others. Judge Hannay ordered briefs.
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Officer Attack Triggers Raids. 13 Held in Dallas
A chase for a burglar near noon Friday set off events that left officer Sgt. Bill Brazell in critical condition after a heart attack. Police rounded up at least 13 suspects and seized televisions and other items, including a mynah bird, as raids continued.
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Bombing Hits Power Lines Near Antofagasta
Four government transmission poles and power cables were destroyed by a dynamite blast near Antofagasta Chile as explosives damaged a line servicing the city. No injuries were reported and officials did not confirm links to Fidel Castro’s visit.
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Federal Pay Hike Clears Under Freeze End Dates
The Cost of Living Council exempted servicemen and federal workers from post freeze wage controls as the wage hinge loosens. Auto prices and pay raises may rise without approvals, with possible rollbacks later. President Nixon signaled prudent optimism while cautioning markets about initial volatility.
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Senate Votes To Raise Personal Income Tax Exemption
Senate backs a bill to raise the personal income tax exemption to 15,000 for a family of four with no taxable income, funded by a 15 billion program. The measure, supported by Democrats and some Republicans, faces administration opposition on constitutional grounds and would shift relief to states with high totals.
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Runaway Car Plows Into Crowd in Ohio Killing Several
A car rushed into a crowd in Ohio killing several people and injuring others. The driver, reportedly uninsured, was detained by authorities at the scene.
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Fatal Youngstown crash kills six on crowded sidewalk
A car jumped a curb in downtown Youngstown, striking pedestrians and leaving six dead and nine injured. Victims include Joseph Legree and Orpha Hoffman among the deceased. many shoppers and bystanders were affected as police investigated. Winds from the day were mild and ambulances rushed to the scene.
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