Anti-War Air Force Officer Sentenced for Refusal
Capt Dale E Noyd 34 of Wenatchee Washington was given one year hard labor dismissal from the Air Force and forfeiture of pay after a general court martial found him willfully disobeying a Dec 5 order to train a student pilot for duty in Vietnam His defense citing religious beliefs did not stop the sentence handed by a nine member panel at Clovis New Mexico Cannon Air Force Base The case may go to further Air Force review and potential house arrest pending appeal
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Air Force
Dale E. Noyd
Wenatchee, Wash
Day
Nova
Air Force Academy
Cannon Air Force Base
Noyd
Vote tally on rights riot bills across Senate and House
AP reports Ohio lawmakers backed or opposed key civil rights and riot related amendments. Senate votes included Mansfield motion to limit debate 65 32 and Lau sche Young on Thurmond amendment 82 13. Other measures set federal crime for riot related acts and housing discrimination proposals. House noted Ervin Long and Hart amendments with mixed outcomes.
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Congress
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Senate
Mansfield
Mont
Democrats
Tamadge
D-Ga
Lausche
Young
Baker
R-Tenn
Ervin
Long
D-La
Hart
D - Mich
Lausche House
Ohio Governor touts vast pollution battle plans
Gov. James A. Rhodes declares Ohio leads the nation in pollution cleanup and water protection. He urges support for a 759 million bond issue with 120 million for sewage treatment and pollution controls funded by revenue bonds and user fees.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Natural Resources and Health
Party Switching Likely In Lausche Gilligan Race
In Columbus, Ohio the 196? U.S. Senate primary fuels voter registration and party switch interest as voters consider aligning with incumbent Lausche or challenger Gilligan. Secretary of State Brown notes inquiries rise and explains switching rules while counties prepare registration steps before March 27 deadline.
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U.S
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Gilligan
Lausche
Cleveland
Dayton
Hamilton
Stark
Butler
Summit
Lorain
Rhodes Keeps Cool as Ohio Seeks Path to GOP Nomination
Gov. James A. Rhodes maintains a low profile amid national nomination chatter while insisting Ohio delegates to the GOP convention will stay uncommitted. He plans to attend three state leader meetings and host the National Governors Conference in Cincinnati ahead of the Miami Beach convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
le Byvvcinvi
Rhodes
John S. Andrews
Toledo
Miami Beach
Fla
U.S. Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s Organization
Cincinnati
Andrews
Milwaukee
Wis
Ad Rhodes
Cleveland
Virgin Islands
Constitution Changes Go On Ballot in Ohio
Ohio leaders sign bills sending five constitutional amendments to voters for May and November ballots. Proposals include ministerial lands and trust funds disposal, party-matched vacancies, judicial system modernization, a 759 million bond issue, and senior homestead tax exemptions for residents 65 and older.
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Colimbus
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Soviet Defense Chief Grechko to Visit Iraq and Syria
Soviet Defense Minister Andrei Grechko will visit Iraq and Syria in March 2030 at invitations from their defense ministers. The Soviet Union remains the major weapons supplier to both nations, though no talks on further arms shipments were indicated.
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Moscow
Andrei A. Grechko
Iraq
Syria
Soviet Union
Grechko
OU Student Held on Narcotics Charge in Dorm Arrest
Athens police arrested Michael Bruno, 20, of Chillicothe, an Ohio University student, in his dormitory room on narcotics possession charges. Officers confiscated marijuana at the scene.
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Athens, Ohio
Athens
Michael Bruno
Chillicothe
Ohio University
Phlox Urged as Nation’s National Flower by Senators
Senator George D. Aiken urges phlox as the United States national flower noting its 70 species and American roots. He and Senator Daniel Inouye opened a Washington flower show conducting a poll on a national flower. Aiken voted for red clover since phlox was not on the ballot, though red clover is Vermont’s state flower.
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Phlox
U.S
Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Daniel Inouye
D. Hawai
Vermont
London Odds Favor Demos
Ladbrokes, a major British bookmaker, lists the Democrats as 2-1 favorites in the U S presidential election this November. Republicans are quoted at 6-4, with a spokesman noting substantial bets from the United States.
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London
Ladbroke
Britain
U.S
The
United States
Polish Students Clash With Police in Warsaw Demonstration
Polish student demonstrators shouted Gestapo as riot police and plain clothesmen moved against them with billy clubs. An ambulance took two students to a hospital and several were detained, including Harold Martin of United Press International, who was released after 90 minutes.
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Gestapo
United Press International
Harold Martin
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