Supreme Court case may alter how states elect legislatures
The Supreme Court will hear Indiana’s bid to keep multimember districts amid a 14th Amendment equal protection dispute. If the court sides with the district court, Indiana would redraw to give urban ghetto residents direct representation, boosting minority influence and reshaping 38 states' legislative maps.
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Study Finds Marines Hostile to South Vietnamese Army
In Senate testimony Dr. Charles J. Levy quoted 60 ex Marines who expressed greater hostility toward the South Vietnamese army and American officers than toward the Viet Cong. He urged a reverse boot camp to address combat trauma and suggested veteran led public works in Vietnam as a path to rehabilitation and aid for both nations.
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Tate Trial Twists Include Missing Attorney and Suspect Surrender
In Los Angeles the Sharon Tate murder trial faces two new twists. Defense attorney Ronald Hughes is missing after a search ordered 139 miles north of the city. Bruce Davis, a Manson family member, resurged in Malibu to surrender on Hinman murder charges amid questions of his role in Tate proceedings.
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Hinma
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Leslie van Houten
Draft Age Continued From Page One Proposals Considered
Tarr weighs reforms to draft boards including making appeal agents answerable to the registrant and appointing regional attorneys to advise boards and U S attorneys. Plans may lower board member age from 30 to 26 and create panels for conscientious objector cases. Public service options for objectors and removal of draft card carrying requirement are discussed. Psychological testing for objectors was rejected after legal counsel advice and objections from some groups.
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Tarr
Rancher Murdered in West Texas Home Invasion
In Garden City Texas a ski masked intruder with a sawed off shotgun shot Steve Currie 63 a wealthy Glasscock County rancher after tying up his wife in his ranch house ten miles east of here. The attacker stole three pistols a diamond ring an opal and diamond ring a gold charm bracelet and a locket with Currie grandchildren photos. A 6 feet tall light complexioned man in early 20s wearing dark coveralls and worn shoes is sought. A roadblock east of Midland yielded a questioned man who was released.
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Steve Currie
Glasscock County
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Texas
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Midland
Albuquerque Furniture Firm Says Finances Charged
A local Albuquerque furniture company sent a customer a statement showing a recurring format for billing. It lists previous balance, payments and credits, balance subject to finance charge, finance charge including tax, amount due, and minimum due.
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Albuquerque
Barbs on kindness and shared spaces loom large
A reflective piece questions the cost of venting anger and stresses the need for common ground. It contrasts two views and ends with a quip about aging and rings, hinting at humor in everyday life.
East Berlin summit yields no West concessions
Nixon Warsaw Pact allies held a one day summit in East Berlin. The communique gave no concessions to the West and Ulbricht resisted any. Diplomats noted NATO ministers reaffirmed readiness to seek meaningful accommodation with Berlin and noted rising Soviet military spending.
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Walter Ulbricht
Berlin
Ulbricht
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France
SST flights blamed for skin cancer risk claim debunked
Big Jet reports Oscar McDonald argues SST fleet would dry upper atmosphere, limiting ice crystal formation but could raise ultraviolet exposure. He notes a 23 page letter on findings circulated at a November 23 science academy panel in Washington, later recalled for sensitivity.
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U. S
Udall and Proxmire
Science Academy
Medical Sciences
Washington
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