Grant candidate challenges filing fee in New Mexico
Ulysses Grant, claiming to be a gubernatorial candidate, filed a formal bid via a paper airplane in Santa Fe. Election officials refused registration over a $1,920 filing fee, arguing state law sets the fee at six percent of the first year’s salary. Grant argues none is due if he would not take a salary and questions legal tender, then seeks an injunction from the State Supreme Court.
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Grant
New Mexico
Election Bureau
Santa Fe
Nancy Alles
Govero
U. S
State Supreme Court
Hoosier Nears Heart Transplant Record
Louis B. Russell, an Indianapolis teacher with an implanted heart, nears a transplant longevity record. Since Aug. 24, 1968, the 25 year old has lived 593 days longer than any other heart transplant recipient, despite four rejection episodes. He lives a normal life, works full time, and balances family with public speaking on organ donation.
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Louis B. Russell
Indianapolis
Philip Bleiberg
Russell
Ghelts
Sell
Police Aid Boy in Tennis Shoes Case
An 18-year-old reported a 12-year-old stole his leather tennis shoes after bullying at school in San Antonio. Officers bought a new pair for the boy and provided clothing. the teen is from a large family with a low income. Also in Rome, Italian authorities indict tennis hijacker Raphael Minichiello on eight charges, with possible transfer to the U.S. pending and a likely four-year sentence.
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Sehgal
Italy
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Trans World Airlines
California
Antonio Sqillante
Rome
Minichiello
Vial
United States
Squillante
Brooklyn
N. Y
U.S
Seattle
Invasion Forces Enter Cambodia In Ground Clash
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops are attacked inside Cambodia by South Vietnamese ground forces with U S helicopter gunships and bombers. Reports say helicopters crossed into Svay Rieng Province and killed about 150 enemy fighters while clashes continued near Highway One. American troops also engaged across the border with heavy air strikes reported around Dak Seang and Svay Rieng.
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Cambodia
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Highway One
South Vietnam
Svay Rieng
Straight Edge
Harker
Chipou
Mies
Dak Seang
Svetlana Stalin Weds Architect in Phoenix Home Ceremony
Svetlana Alliluyeva, daughter of Josef Stalin, married architect William Wesley Peters in a simple private ceremony at Taliesin West in Arizona. Rev. Raymond G. Manker performed the vows after the couple obtained a license late Monday. Peters, chief architect at Taliesin Associated Architects, is Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation vice president.
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Svetlana Adiluyéya
Josef Stalin
Queker
Raymond G. Manker
Manker
First’ Unitarian Universalist Chutch
William Wesley Peters
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
Tslealin West
Peters
Tailesin Associated Architects
Svetlana
Frank Lloyd Wright
Taliesin
Arizona Republic
The
Republic
Pen dispute ends in stabbings and shootings
New York police reported five people injured in a riot over a 19 cent ballpoint pen after Brooklyn woman Ines Cepeda bought a defective pen at a candy store run by Dingo Ramos. Cepeda and her son William argued with Ramos and family leading to stabbings and gunfire before all victims were hospitalized. Similar unrest saw over 1,000 olive growers clash with police in Maly in a protest over delayed government subsidies. many injured and 15 arrests reported.
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UPT
Ines Cepeda
Brooklyn
Dingo Ramos
Kunis
Gigia Tauro
Maly
UPI
Egypt Claims 30 Pupils Killed by Israeli Planes
Egyptian officials accuse Israeli Phantom jets of killing 30 schoolchildren and one adult at Bahr Al Bakar school in Sharqiya Province near the Suez Canal. Cairo says 46 people were wounded, 33 children. Israel denies targeting civilians and says it hit military sites. Damascus Radio broadcast the claim as a massacre.
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Nile
Suez Canal
Damascus Radio
Aviv
Bahr al Bakar
Sharqiya
Ismailia
Port Said
Israel
el Salhiya
Sharquya
Maddox to Install 35,000 Carillon at Capitol
Lester Maddox announced Tuesday that a 35000 carillon will be installed on the state capitol grounds in June to accompany the new 60000 lighting system as he leaves office in Atlanta Georgia.
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