Karate prodigy Kim Pisut earns early karate fame
Highland Indiana seven year old Kim Pisut, guided by her father Tom Pisut, is a rising karate veteran who can break a one inch pine board with her palm. She won the American Karate Association Open title in her class last March and placed third in the United States Martial Arts Championships last November in Memphis. Her kata contests score moves against imagined opponents.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kim
Con
Timing Important Talkathon Planned To Kill Draft Bill
In Washington AP reports a heated Senate debate looms over the draft renewal bill. Senator Mike Gravel pledges a solo filibuster to block extension unless enough votes force its demise. The bill would extend Selective Service authority by two years as Vietnam war efforts press for an all volunteer force by 1973.
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Washington
Capitol
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Nixon Administration
Selective Service Authority
Gravel
Senate
Indochina
George S. McGowen
D.D
Mark O. Hatfield
Rove
U.S
Southeast Asia
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Vietnam
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ferguson calls for SERS chief Brennan resignation
Ohio Auditor Joseph Ferguson urged the School Employer Retirement System board to remove executive director James O. Brennan after alleging attempts to block SERS loans. Attorney General William Brown sought to block two SERS loans totaling 4.4 million dollars to a Florida developer and called for a full board review.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
James O. Brennan
SERS
Ferguson
Atty
Gen
William J. Brown
Sers Board
Brown
Common Pleas Court
Florida
Retirement System Board
Chinaman Changes Mind in Paris Defection Case
Chang Chi Jung, aided by a Chinese Embassy representative and ten others, sought to return to Communist China. He was near defection during a customs stop on April 28 while with embassy personnel in Paris after a mission in Algeria. The Chinese Embassy filed a complaint and police said he could choose his destination once recovered.
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China
Chang Chi Jung
France
Chang
Algeria
Paris
Court To Decide Who Will Represent SERS
In Columbus Ohio the dispute over who will represent the School Employes Retirement System in a suit by Attorney General William J Brown goes to common pleas court for a Tuesday hearing. McNamara who led SERS during the suit opposes Brown appointing Folkerth citing potential conflict of interest. No hearing date set yet.
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Columbus, Ohio
Employes Retirement System
SERS
Atty
William J. Brown
Common Pleas Court
J. Paul McNamara
Sui
Brown
Jack Folkerth
McNamara
Jets and antiaircraft guns clash north of DMZ in Vietnam
U.S. fighter bombers engaged North Vietnamese anti aircraft guns 40 miles north of the demilitarized zone, destroying three long range guns in a 33rd strike this year. No American planes were hit. a Phantom was shot down further south in Laos but crew were rescued. Ceasefires announced by both sides mark Buddha’s birthday anniversary, with Viet Cong and allied truces starting Saturday.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
North
Maj
Charles Johnson
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Weather outlook with mild, cloudy skies and showers
Considerable cloudiness continues through tomorrow with a chance of scattered showers. Temperatures will reach the low 70s after an overnight low in the upper 50s.
Bond criticizes white liberals and calls for black political action
Miami University speaker Julian Bond told about 700 in Middletown that coalitions of black and white students have failed. He urged aggressive local political action, black running for office, and voter registration while urging unity beyond party lines. Bond warned that majority will is missing to guarantee the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
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Fred Sennet
Julian Bond
Bond
Dave Finkelman
Middletown
Miami University
College Coalition
Labor
Organized Religion
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
White House
South
Democratic Party
Nixon
Chicago
Jesse Jackson
Berkeley voters push longtime councilman past his altered views
Ex councilman John K DeBonis recalls his battles with Berkeley's radicals while noting his sympathy for longhairs. In April 6 elections radicals won three council seats and Berkeley installed Warren Widener as first black mayor. DeBonis, 56, a Republican, finished third amid a shift toward moderates.
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Berkeley
Warren Widener
Ee We
Radicals
Model
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