Jahre Lind Moor case and corporate leadership changes
A Michigan woman, Mrs Lind Moor, was charged with assault with intent to commit murder after her baby daughter Amy was found alive 28 hours later in a cornfield. She claimed marital strain and that she abandoned the child to save her marriage, arraigned and released on bond after pre trial. Separately Col Harkind Sanders resigned as director of Kentucky Red Clicked Corp citing age and outside business as factors, to serve as goodwill ambassador and image maker for opening stores.
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Garry
Lind
Moor
Stanton
Mich
Amy
Tad Bees
Foor
PBS
Col Harkind Sanders
Kentucky
Red Clicked Corp
Sanders, Wl
Fnsness
Direelor
Sanders
Saunders
Cape Cadder System Inc
Tiny
Kentucky Iried Chicken
Hy Saltish & Chip
I Wee
Stamp Becomes Workhorse Stamp for Eisenhower
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower receives the first album of the six cent stamp honoring her late husband the post office designates it a workhorse stamp replacing the Franklin D Roosevelt issue in service since January 1967 Mrs Eisenhower chose the photo used for the stamp
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Postal Service
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Hoosevelt
Hisenhower
Peace at Shea Stadium for Moratorium Day fundraiser
About 21 000 people gathered at Shea Stadium in New York City for a summer festival for peace organized by Peace Inc and Moratorium organizers. Performers included Al Cowper, Dionne Warwick, Paul Butterfield, Richie Havens, and Paul Simon with Peter Yarrow as emcee. Proceeds, totaling around 810,000, will fund antiwar groups and congressional peace candidates. 7 percent of the take will be allocated to campaigns. Former US Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy’s committee will select the recipients.
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John Lennon
Shea Stadium
New York City
Shea
Taday
al Cowper
Dignne Warwick
Paul Butterfield
Richie Havens
Paul Simon
Peace, Inc
Peter Yarrow
Peter, Paul and
Mars
Washington
Narasey Chirk
Armstrong Gliders Gala in West Germany
Neil Armstrong attends a German built glider event in West Germany. The trip includes visits to anniversaries near Vitla Satuvelay and Sumikry with plans for a high performance glide display for television.
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Neil A. Armstrong
West Germany
Geran Sport Glidin Amstronsias
Ovene
Vitla Satuvelay
Sumikry
Seid
Rubin seeks court OK to visit Cuba with co-defendant
Abbie Moffat and Rubin request permission from the U S Court of Appeals in Chicago to travel to Cuba. They plan to study the island culture for a magazine article and a potential book, while the Chicapo Seven trial defendants face ongoing legal matters.
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Rubin
Calla
Derry C
Cuba
Abbie Moffat
Hoffman
U.S Court of Appeals
Chicago
Tubin
Mottram
Tree
Ineile
Brown
South Vietnamese Forces to Lead Border Roles in War Shifts
Reports from Saigon indicate a strategic shift with South Vietnamese regulars taking blocking and patrolling duties along the Cambodian and Laotian borders. U.S. units retreat inward as the Vietnamese army shows progress in Cambodia and along the frontier, potentially enabling a broader withdrawal. Officers describe this as a pivotal move toward extending Vietnamese control while U.S. forces reduce presence amid ongoing combat and Viet Cong activity.
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Saigon
Poe
U.S
Nixat
Ty Ue
South Vietnam
Nesett
Wah
Cambodia
Hue
Huean
Con. Mighaal
Dewison
Pathet Lao calls for full discussions with all interested parties
Pathet Lao proposes broad talks among Pathet Lao leaders and all interested parties without preconditions. Hualar leader Hular urges Premier Prince Sowvania Phouma to meet promptly, saying bombing should stop only after North Vietnamese forces pull back and conditions allow peace negotiations.
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Mientianig
Bag
Pathet Law
Dl Ladd Louderneies
Takins Hall
Anutues Saiyale
Fritee
Souphanovong
Hular
Une Pathet Lao
Jeder
Sowvania Phouma
Souphanawang
Draft Lottery Bias Criticized Over Birth Month Effects
The first postwar draft lottery drew concern over bias toward those born in later months especially November and December. Critics argued insufficient mixing before drawing while officials noted numbers under 195 favored many with later birthdays. Projections for 1971 remain unclear as analyses show uneven distribution across months and days.
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Washington T
Thal Weach
Svertary Melvin Lair
Poul
Laird
Selective Service
Gas Tanker Explosion Injures Seven Crewmen
A gas tanker explosion damaged a vessel between Statensland and New Jersey, injuring seven of eight crewmen. The tanker sank, leaking gasoline as five firefighters fought the seven hour blaze. The Poling Brothers tanker was fueling when the blast occurred near the Arthur Kill waterway, with two crew members hospitalized in critical and severe condition.
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Carters. Nal
UPS
Wwe
Statensland
New Jersey
Poling Brothers
Cootyal
Victor "Trunge
Southold
Perth Amboy General Hospital
William Bush
Ial Riverdale
Rakway Hospital
U.S. Charges Lefrak Group With Housing Bias in NY
The federal government accuses Samuel Lefrak Life Realty Inc and associates of blocking Negro applicants from 130 buildings, housing 21 000 apartments in Brooklyn and Queens. The suit, under the Fair Housing Act, marks the first in New York City and is described as the government’s hardest case yet.
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New York
WPI
Atly
John N. Mitchell
Washington
Huriday
Fair Housing Act
New York City
Samuel L. Lefrak
Brooklyn
Queens
Life Realty Inc
Laefrak
Ars. Rheba Geltia
Demofile Realty
Hero
Anthony Cusela
Russians Sign Pact With Bonn
Moscow and Bonn sealed a nonaggression treaty in which West Germany accepts the postwar loss of eastern German territory to Poland and the Soviet Union. The pact, key to Brandt’s Ostpolitik, commits both nations to renouncing force and recognizing present European boundaries including the Oder-Neisse line.
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Moscow
West Germany
Poland
Soviet Union
Wily Brandt
Europe
Bonn
Mogeow
Walter Scheel
Andrei Gromyko
Spiridonny
Gromyko
Egon Bahr
von Brandt
Brandt
Europa
Oder-Neisse
East Germany
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Col. Sanders
Anouk Aimee
Albert Finney
London
Miss Aimee
Finney
Wiventala
Armstrong Atrmnids
Barca
Davison
Yarve
Van
Tahe
Pathet Lao
Pathet Han
Souvane Dmhowna
Monterey
Cessna
Philec
Girlies
Dunes
An Uly
N.Y
Collegienne
Home Store
Bullder's
Laklywood
Clark Avenue
Lakewood
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