Corona Health Improves After Alleged Heart Attack
Fairfield California Sunday doctors reported Juan V Cormin had no pain after what his attorney termed a heart attack while awaiting jury verdict on his 25 murder case. He spent his 606th day in fall reading and TV as 23 hours of deliberation concluded over three days. Prison doctors said tests were inconclusive and he remains under observation at Vacaville’s California Medical Facility with results due in two or three days.
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Poverty Decline After Social Security Rise
Washington report shows poverty among Americans over 65 fell to 3.1 million in 1974 from 4.7 million in 1970, aided by a 20 percent Social Security increase last October. It notes many elderly rely on Social Security for most of their income, with still low minimum payments and doubts about further benefit boosts.
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Okaloosa
Playground Daily News
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Antibusing Parents Cheer Black Ally Rally in Md Suburb
Twenty thousand white parents faced with schoolbusing orders in a prosperous Washington suburb cheered Clay Smothers a Black anti busing crusader. Smothers, a Black columnist for several Texas papers, rejected accusations of being an Uncle Tom and said he had no apology to make to anyone. Vandals burned part of his Dallas home while he was away last month. Smothers spoke at the rally and defended his stance.
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Texas
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Meir to Meet Pope at Vatican Amid Jerusalem Talk
Vatican confirms Pope Paul VI will meet Israeli Premier Golda Meir on Monday. The talks likely to include Middle East tensions and Jerusalem status. Meir arrival drew heavy security and a long motorcade to Villa Madama.
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Golda Meir
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Veterans Jobless Rates Drop as Nixon Aides Cite Success
Labor Secretary Hodgson told President Nixon the Jobs for Veterans Program has reduced unemployment among Vietnam era veterans aged 20 to 29 from a peak of 11% to 5.5% in December, surpassing civilian jobless levels. He credited economy growth, government-business-veterans cooperation, and Nixon’s program focus, noting 1.3 million veterans or trainees were served in the year ending June 30.
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VPT
James D. Hodgson
Nixon
Hodgson
Jobs For Veterans
Watergate Defendants May Offer Guilty Pleas
Washington reports that more defendants in the Watergate bugging trial may plead guilty to political espionage alongside EB Hunt Jr. Four Miami defendants face pressure and potential offers of money while Rothblatt denies plans to change pleas. Liddy and McGoorry seek a defense strategy as the case enters its second week.
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Watergate
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Rothblatt
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James W. MacGorc
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Kunstler
Howard Moore Jr
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California
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National Bar Association of Black Lawyers
Rev King Memorial Scheduled by United Press International
The nation marks Marlin Luther King Jr. birthday with parades, school closings affecting over 1.5 million students, and tributes from Seattle to the Deep South. In Fairfax County Virginia King's name joins Lee and Jackson in holiday observances. Governor Carter proclaims the day a true democracy celebration. Coretta Scott King will lay a wreath in Atlanta, with memorial services at Ebenezer Baptist Church and a benefit at Omni. New York City schools and colleges will close, affecting more than one million students.
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Omni
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Rap Brown Trial Slated to Begin
NEW YORK AP The trial of black militant H. Rap Brown for robbery and attempted murder in a 1971 Red Carpet Lounge holdup begins Monday after 13 months of delays. Brown and three codefendants face 24 counts with police officer killings and weapons charges amid motions over press coverage and Muslim holiday recesses.
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William Kunstler
End War in Vietnam Poses Purses Power Debate
Senate leaders Mansfield Scott say Congress cannot end the Vietnam War with purse strings alone. They warn Nixon could veto or seek court action even if funds are cut. All favor restoring congressional war powers and enforcing a spending ceiling within Nixon’s 250 billion limit amid impoundment dispute.
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Main Office Want Ads WALP Niceville Crestview
Classified line from WALP radio area listing offices in Niceville Crestview with contact numbers 249 3127 243 1231 878 1027 for job or service inquiries. Sparse readable text indicates local classifieds channeling office needs or listings.
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Niceville
Crestview
Okaloosa Digest Community notices and menus
A compilation of local notices including school menus for Okaloosa County and St. Marys Catholic School, Camellia Society demonstration at St. Simons Church, Okaloosa Republican Club meeting, Sabre Ettes election night, Square Dance class open house, VFW Auxiliary inquiries, ladies exercise classes starting February 5 at Hurlburt Youth Center, Scout Leaders Roundtable at Shalimar Presbyterian, Niceville Valparaiso AAUW meeting with program on Fellowships. Includes contact details and dates for events and activities across Niceville Fort Walton Beach Valparaiso and surrounding areas.
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Allan Cowart
St. Simon's Church
Garden Club
Okaloosa Republican Club
Crossley
M. Ferry Road
Fwb
Sabre Eites
Sabre Ettes
Sara Thompson
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Fort Walton Beach
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Foley Wood
VFW
Kent Percell
Valparaiso Niceville
Hurlburt Youth Center
Chectawhatchee
Boy Scouts of America
Shalimar Presbyterian Church
Niceville
Valp Aauw
Niceville-Valparaiso
American Association of University Women
Twin Cities
Philippine firing squad executes Chinese heroin printer
Lim Seng alias Gan Sd Suo, 52, father of five, was executed at Fort Bonifacio in Manila. It marked the first firing squad in the Philippines since 1946 independence and the first death sentence carried out since martial law began.
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UPI
Philippines
Lim Seng
Gan Sd Suo
Fort Bonifacio
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