British Troops Land On Island Of Anguilla
British paratroops landed on Anguilla as part of a force said to number about 615. The operation, aimed at restoring order after dissent, followed talks in London with Caribbean officials and led Britain to consider a civilian commissioner to govern the island until independence.
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Antigua
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Carelin
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Webster
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da Angyeust
Anita Peqa
Neailliy
Rhodesia
Porigain
Medesta
Owten Rhoalesiat
Tbs
Arma
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Bayer Nooe
Army plans leniency in mutiny court martial sentences
The Army will review and likely leniently adjust mutiny sentences from the Presidio California stockade case. Pvt Nefery Sood faced 15 years but was trimmed to 2 by Army officials. others received 16, 14, and 4 years. The move aims to restore public confidence in military justice amid protests.
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Wuting
California
Pvt
Nefery Sood
Army Advocate General
I Stanley Larsen
Sood
Resort
Lawrence Hyidel
Louis Oserpinski
Join Colip
Oserpinski
Reidel
Arve
Presidio
Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Resor
Blatchford To Direct Peace Corps
President Nixon names Joseph H. Blatchford 34 to lead the Peace Corps, succeeding Jack Vaughn after Senate approval. Blatchford, Republican, heads ACCION International aiding urban slums in Latin America, and formed the group after Berkeley law studies and a South American tour.
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University of California Law School
Berkeley
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Dulles
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Army
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Selfehelp
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Peru
Tie de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Sao Panto
Wlater Ford
Califormatsith Wise Trief
Tosing
Ghenn
Deepsea
Wile Is Really Boss At Home
Deputy Sheriff Randolph Stroble in KEMOSA Wisconsin refused to shave his handlebar mustache and lost his job. A circuit court injunction forced reinstatement but with unpaid wages. His wife, the true boss at home, compelled the shave and voided the ruling.
Miniskirt Candidate Opens Drive for City Race
A candidate named Kifeen runs in the April primary to challenge Mayor Sam Yorty. She highlights a new approach with Parks, traffic, and city finances while stressing her family background and red hair.
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Soryos
Geiuishit
Saleen Veri Anderson
Pireen
Kifeen
Gefootel
Sam Yorty
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