Man lives off Army for a month in Atlanta
James David Morris Jr. 20 is charged with impersonating a soldier after living at Fort McPherson from June 5 to July 10. He says he did it to survive and avoid crime while saving for an apartment. He faces up to three years and a $1000 fine on felony charges and six months with a $250 fine on misdemeanor counts.
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Nixon Defends Vietnam Policy Amid Bombing Debate
President Nixon assails critics as duped by Hanoi propaganda and urges support for his Vietnam policy. He argues negotiations offer the best path to peace and warns against actions that could stall talks with communists. Nixon says U.S. bombing has limited civilian damage and stresses avoidance of harm where possible.
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Eagleton Denies DUI Claims as Anderson Attacks on Ticket
Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton calls columnist Jack Anderson a "damnable lie" over drunken driving accusations and vows to stay on the Democratic ticket. He says the report is a political attack while McGovern defends him and The New York Times urges Eagleton to withdraw.
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Profit Margin Rules Tighten as Price Commission Holds Ground
The Price Commission warns up to one fifth of U.S. firms may exceed profit margins this year but will not relax controls. Most companies will likely roll back prices voluntarily to stay within limits. Officials expect tougher rules rather than leniency and consider using three-year averages to calc allowable margins. A decision is expected in August after summer recess.
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U S Adviser Killed in Viet Cong Ambush in Go Cong
Rudolph Kaiser 53 of Colorado Springs, senior US adviser in Go Cong Province, was killed as militia forces investigated a Viet Cong battalion near Sai Gon. The ambush near 25 miles southwest of Sai Gon involved B40 launchers and grenades, with search parties locating the site next morning.
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Eastland Named Senate President Pro Tempore
Senate Democrats chose James O. Eastland of Mississippi to succeed Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana as president pro tempore after Ellender died of a heart attack. The voice vote at the caucus formalizes Eastland’s election with a Democratic majority in the Senate. Ellender’s death left a vacancy and the obituary is continued on page 5.
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Louisiana
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Ohio Crime Funds Favor Big Cities Amid Plan Debate
State officials insist LEAA funds of 32 million for 1973 will be distributed mainly to metropolitan areas. Middletown may still access grants for radio, planning, and safety building. Ohio aims to let local agencies determine spending under a broad plan known as the Ohio Plan.
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