Anti-War Vietnam Vets Protest To Congressmen
About 2,090 uniformed Vietnam veterans marched to the Capitol seeking meetings with lawmakers. They pursued aid for returning servicemen, help finding work, and better health care, while visiting the Veterans Administration, Labor, and NIH. The group bivouacked on the Mall and planned more actions through Friday.
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Death sentences upheld for Manson followers in Tate slayings
Los Angeles jurors condemned Charles Manson and three female followers Patricia Krenwinkel Leslie Van Houten and Susan Atkins to death for the Tate and related slayings. Judge Charles Order stated the case supports the death penalty amid ongoing automatic appeals and looming Supreme Court review.
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Aken
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Rockefeller Predicts Court Will Back Residency Welfare Rule
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged lawmakers to enact a one year residency law for welfare recipients and forecast the Supreme Court will uphold it. He argued compelling reasons exist due to housing shortages health issues and a fiscal crisis driving job loss. He noted a federal minimum welfare payment of 2400 for a family of four could become an incentive base for extra payments. The policy faces no stated limit on alien residence years without citizenship and requires annual registration with the Immigration Service.
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Water Laden Plane Tackles Florida Fires In Everglades
A twin engine CL215 amphibious aircraft on loan from Canada prepared to fight a sweeping Florida grassland blaze. It skims Lake Okeechobee at 75 mph to refill two 700 gallon tanks and drops dense rain like water on the flames from about 40 feet, aiming to dampen smoldering fires plaguing the Everglades.
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Bristol coroner hears 28 a year curse blamed in death
Rosemary Stacey tells the coroner’s court her husband Richard died in an accidental tractor rollover. She cites a family jinx linking wives turning 28 to deaths in war and notes her husband promised he would be careful.
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