Woman jailed over dog fine and Nixon award noted
Georgia Pelle of Newport Kentucky spent a night in jail for a $5 fine after her dog Sam ran free in Crestview. Patrolman Martin and others recounted the incident and his badge resignation. The page also reports Ruth Eisemann-Schier's parole bid, Pat Nixon’s 1972 award, and Donahue Woolworth’s death, plus an Army private appealing a discharge while facing a $716 cost-martial fine.
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Georgia Pelle
Newport
Indie
Martin
Pelle
Sam
Soviet Union
Nixon
Los Angeles
Theta Sigma Phi
Ronald Reagan
California
Sam Yorly
Beverly Hilton Hotel
San Antonio
Pennsylvania
Donald Silverthorne Jr
Silverthorne
Weatherman
Army
Army Review Board
Students For A Democratic Society
Chicago
Justice Department
Washington
Kent State University
ROTC
Dovid Silverthorne Sr
Jefferson, Pa
Gravel moves to force vote on war with North Vietnam
Senator Mike Gravel plans to force a Senate vote on a declaration of war against North Vietnam. He would amend a bill restricting the President's war powers to include present hostilities and a formal war declaration, while opposing one amendment that would end U.S. participation within 15 days if law passed.
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Washington
Mike Gravel
Senate
North Vietnam
Alaska
Congress
Vietnam
Gravel
U.S
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
NATO
United Nations Command
Korea
North American Air Defense Command
High Seas
Marines Stand By Off Vietnam Coast In Contingency Plans
U S Marines areStanding by aboard 7th Fleet ships off Vietnam as a buildup widens. Officials say they would not disclose force size or location but expect possible ashore security duties if needed. No combat role is planned for these Marines.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
7Th Fleet
Pacific
Pentagon
Creighton W. Abrams
Boat capsizes off Surfside Colony during rescue attempt
Five persons including three women escape a 24 foot boat when it capsizes near Surfside Colony. An Orange County Harbor Patrol boat, trying to aid a man thrown overboard, was beached by a breaker after its tow line fouled. All seven people reached shore unharmed. names listed include Edward Taylor and Jim Farrel among others.
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Surfside Colony
Orange County
Donald Brown
Sunset Beach
Chuck Sundquist
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China
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Theodore H. Reed
Milton
Musk
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Ruth Elsemann-Schier
Florida
Barbara Jane Mackie
Honduras
Georgia Department of Corrections
Miss Eisemann-Schier
Ise
Gary Steven Krist
Eisemann-Schier
Becau Krist
Pat Nixon
Russia
Woolworth
Donahme
Woolworth Donahue
Palm Beach
Fla
James Donahue
Jesse Woolworth
Mary Hartline
Barbara Woolworth Stutton
Donahue
Viet Coast
Viareggio
UPI
Lorenzo Tarabella
Carrara
Patrick Sullivan
Seal Beach
Edward Taylor
S. Main St
Santa Ana
Jim Farrel
Sharon Drive
Huntington Beach
Nont Bowles
W. Orangewood
Anaheim
Kleo Lyman
Helen Smith
Ron James
Arthur Mace
Aise
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