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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1971

Page

6

Administration Backs Indians Says Agnew

Vice President Spiro Agnew told about 400 delegates at the National Conference on Indian Self Determination that the Nixon administration will oppose termination of federal aid to reservations. He said Congress will be asked to re submit seven self determination bills and noted expanded Indian representation on the National Council on Indian Opportunity. He also cited housing progress and land claims discussions, while delegates offered mixed reactions and cautious optimism.

Kansas City Spiro T. Agnew Nixon Agnew National Council On Indian Opportunity Congress Bureau of the Budget Secretary of Interior

Frazier Ali Fight Drops $70,000 for Promoter Journigan

Kansas City AP report shows promoter Journigan losing about $70,000 on the closed circuit TV rights for the Frazier Ali bout across Missouri Kansas Iowa and South Dakota. He estimated attendance totals in Topeka Wichita Des Moines Davenport Sioux Falls and Kansas City area and blamed New York promoters for the flop while warning of a possible lawsuit and exit from boxing.

Kansas City Jim Journigan Missouri Kansas Iowa South Dakota Journigan San Diego Calif Topeka Kan Wichita Des Moines Davenport Sioux Falls 8.D

Pakistan Leader Moves To Cool Political Threat

President Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan plans a flight to East Pakistan to calm a revolt by political leaders threatening civil war. East Pakistan’s judges refused to swear in an army appointee as governor, officials report the government has ceased functioning, and Sheik Mujibur Rahman appears to form his own government while Yahya Khan imposes martial law and schedules a new National Assembly for March 25.

Dacca East Pakistan Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan Radio Pakistan India West Pakistan Rawalpindi Yahya Khan Sheik Mujibur Rahman Awami League Sheik Gulam Zialani Khan National Assembly Tika Khan Eajt Pakistan Sheik Mujib

Ali's Case Still A Hot Item

Washington AP reports the Supreme Court closed the door on Catholics and others who oppose war under just war doctrine but leaves open Muhammad Ali's draft appeal. Ali argues Islam forbids participation in any war without Allah's blessing, while the Justice Department argues against a general conscientious objector status. The 8-1 ruling on draft limits supports a broad reading that objections must apply to all war. Ali's appeal hinges on this precedent and whether he objected to specific wars or war in general.

Washington Supreme Court Muhammad Ali Thurgood Marshall Justice Department Ali

Retired General Investigated for PX Bribes and Slot Machines

Former Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole, recalled from forced retirement, faced accusations of taking bribes from an international slot-machine syndicate and shielding Crum-affiliated firms in Vietnam. Subcommittee witnesses alleged Cole manipulated investigations, sought special favors for Crum’s companies, and influenced actions affecting U.S. military PXs and clubs in Saigon and Hong Kong.

Washington Post Exchange Earl F. Cole Abraham Ribicoff Army Cole Army Air Force Exchange Europe Vietnam Pxs William J. Crum U.S Vitnam U.S. Military Systems Command Saigon Hong Kong Price and Co Crum Robert Ivey Sarl Electronics Jack Bybee

Agriculture rules shift may boost farm crop base use

Washington AP Agriculture officials downplay likely impact of easing rules that let farmers move conserving base acreage into crop production for key crops like feed grains wheat and cotton. Frick cautions only a minimal increase likely, though county committees gain latitude with soil conservation advice to judge changes. Signup runs March 1 to April 9, 1971. The nine month National Cattle Industry Advisory Committee meets in Washington to discuss economics import policy and sanitation. The only seven masted schooner ever built was a tanker launched in 1902.

Washington Agriculture Department Associated Press Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Kenneth E. Frick ASCS Frick Soil Conservation Service National Cattle Industry Advisory Committee Don Paarlberg

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