Ft Knox Acreage History Marks 1910s Leasing and Purchases
Ft Knox Kentucky acreage history notes 1910s leasing and purchases. In January 10 000 acres were leased to support troops at Camp Taylor near Louisville for marching and maneuvering. In June 40 000 acres were bought and the installation named for May Gen Henry Knox, longtime artillery chief and former secretary of war.
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FT. Knox, Ky
Ft. Knox
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Henry Knox
Quebec Crisis Rises Over Provisional Government Talks
Drapeau warns the FLQ threat persists as calls grow for a provisional government while protests spread beyond Montreal. Police in city, province, and federally anticipate needed federal troops and the War Measures Act to curb the revolution.
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Montreal
Drapeau
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Bourassa
FLQ
Obituaries note editor Champlin and box champ Kaplan
JOPLIN Missouri Robert L Chaplin 45 longtime editor of the Joplin Globe died Monday night of cancer He also owned and published The Neosho Miner Mechanic and The Newton County News and Granby Record Norwich Connecticut Louis Kaplan 69 world featherweight boxing champion from 1925 to 1933 died Monday of pneumonia He was nicknamed the Meriden Buzz saw Oscar M Ossie Salem 78 former head football coach at the University of Iowa 1932 1936 and later Syracuse died Monday night His career spanned more than 40 years
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Joplin
Robert L. Chaplin
Joplin Globe
Champlin
Neosho Miner-Mechanic
Newton County News
Granby Record
Norwich, Conn
Louis Kaplan
Kaplan
Meriden
Minneapolis
Oscar M. ‘‘Ossie’’ Salem
University of Iowa
Syracuse
Manitoba Coach Henry Janzen Receives NC Doctorate
Henry Janzen, director of athletics and football coach at the University of Manitoba and former professional player in Winnipeg, was among those awarded doctorates at the University of Northern Colorado summer commencement in Greeley, Colorado.
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Greeley, Colo
Henry Janzen
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
University of Northern Colorado
Captured Generals May Not Be Released Soon
U S consuls report Maj Gen Edward C D Scherrer and Brig Gen Claude McQuarrie Jr in good health after their plane crossed the Soviet Armenia border. A U2 reference and Soviet notes accuse U S military activity near Soviet borders and demand their release and a probe into the incident.
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Moscow
U.S
Edward C.D. Scherrer
Turkey
Claude McQuarrie Jr
Lenina~kan
Soviet Armenia
Tass
Kremlin
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U.S. Air Force
Federal drug law tightens penalties and expands programs
The new measure grants probation parole or dismissal options for first offenders and classifies casual marijuana distribution as a misdemeanor. Changes take effect in six months. It allocates 26 million dollars for education treatment and rehabilitation and extends federal control to scheduled drugs like tranquilizers pep pills and sleeping pills.
Laos Premier Sees New Talks With Pathet Lao This Week
In Vientiane Premier Souvanna Phouma announced resumed peace talks with the Pathet Lao after the envoy Prince Souk Vongsak returns to Vientiane. He backs Nixon cease fire plans but says North Vietnamese troop withdrawal is needed before a durable halt. He met in Bangkok and warned of Sino alliance links complicating talks.
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Vietiane
Souvanna Phouma
United Nations
Pathet Lao
Souk Vongsak
Vientiane
Bangkok
Souvanna
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Cambodian Liberation Front
Nixon
Indochina
Laos
United States
Hospital Births and Admissions October 1970 Pecos area
Admitted Esperanza Tarango Stella Arias and Rachel Morales. Dismissed Baby Ray Freeman Victoria Arreguy. Births include baby girls for Tarango Arias and Morales families and baby boy for Brijalba. Notes list multiple 1970 dates and Pecos area addresses. A Halloween warning ends the notes.
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Esperanza Tarango
Stella Arias
Rachel Morales
Baby Ray Freeman
Victoria Arreguy
James Titus
Frances Montgomery
Barbara Hernandez
Baby Girl
Fran
Christine Mora Brown
Atilano Arredondo
John H. Smith
Yolanda Brijalba
Baby Boy
Agnew Defends Southern Strategy In Dixie Campaign Tour
Vice President Spiro Agnew defended the Nixon administration's Southern strategy during a North Carolina rally in Raleigh and stops in Greenville and Asheville. He pledged more southern Supreme Court nominations, opposed compulsory busing, and backed neighborhood schools. Agnew argued a consistent national approach and warned of future Southern court appointments despite Democratic opposition.
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Raleigh
N.C
Spiro T. Agnew
Dixie
Agnew
North Carolina State University
Reynolds Coliseum
Greenville
S.C
Supreme Court
New York City
Navy League
Georgia
Alabama
Midwest
America
South
Union
Asheville
Nixon
Northeast
Southland
United States
North Carolina
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Birch Bayh
Ted Kennedy
Bayh
Indiana
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
G. Harrold Carswell
Florida
TML Considers Resolution for City County Cooperation
Fort Worth Texas Municipal League delegates will debate a policy endorsing Amendment 7 to the Texas Constitution for voluntary city county cooperation. Other resolutions urge funds for sewage plants grants, 1.7 million annually for libraries, crime rate study and faster trial procedures, revenue sharing, and opposition to federal labor recognition for public employees.
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Fort Worth
Texas Municipal League Conference
League
Texas
62Nd
Cape Town Removes Fire Hazard Photo Rule
Cape Town officials dropped a regulation requiring written permission for flashlight photos in the municipal hall. Town Clerk H G Hough said the ban dates from when magnesium flashes posed a fire hazard.
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Cape Town
South Africa
H.G. Hough
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