New Mexico man vows to renounce U S citizenship over taxes
A 69 year old LaVerne Redfield says government harassment may force him to leave the United States for another country after serving two years in federal prison for failing to pay 335000 dollars in income tax. He testified at a city council hearing about cleaning his lumber yard as high taxes and interference loom large. A Navajo sheep herder found yellow rocks two years ago that proved rich in uranium ore near Grants New Mexico, sparking a famed but ultimately unfulfilled gold rush tale.
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LaVerne Redfield
Emi
Redfield
New Mexico
Patricio
Paddy
Mariies
Grants NM
Hugh Gear
Martinez
Haystack
Grants
Santa Fe Railway
Shirley Temple Black Named Possible U.N. Post Candidate
Envoy post seen for Shirley Temple Black as next U N E S C O ambassador. Nixon reportedly weighing her for the job after Calumnist Maxine Cheshire linked Claré Boothe Luce to the post. Mrs Black declined comment from her Woolside California home.
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Nixon
Shirley Temple Black
U.S
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
Washington
Judy Garland Died Deep in Debt Says Husband
Mickey Deans states Judy Garland left about 1 million dollars in debt including 500000 to the IRS. He blamed industry sharks for exploiting her and said her estate was insufficient though she earned 10.8 million during her life. He contends she should have been a millionaire.
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Judy Garland
U.S. Internal Revenue Services
Mickey Deans
London
Deans
Miss Garland
Forgotten Soldier Beaty Feels Forgotten in Vietnam Draft
Richard G. Beaty, called the army’s forgotten soldier, may be sent to Vietnam with about 10 months left on active duty. A two year old father of three, he was sent home on leave in November 1967 and told to await orders. After 15 months, his separation date arrived in February 1968, and his discharge request was denied, requiring another year of service. A US District Court judge ruled against his appeal on July 25. He is currently at Fort Ord.
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Richard G. Beaty
Vietnam
Bealy
Fort Ord
Dean Rusk car stoned by protesters at UW Madison
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk left the University of Wisconsin Shxient Union after two speeches to bankers as about 50 demonstrators surrounding his car threw stones and a stick. Seventy youths gathered in the union foyer during his talk shouting and banging on doors. Rusk urged dialogue and said the older and younger generations could work together.
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Dean Rusk
University of Wisconsin
Shxient Union
Bankers
Rusk
Madison
Union
Manchester
Vietnam
Nettle Rusk
Waterball game uses missing rubber suit at Mardison Center
In Mardison Center Michigan a fireman reports his rubber suit missing used by his wife for daily summer waterball games. Wives don the suits and helmets to operate hoses for a two minute match hitting a tethered ball with a high pressure stream.
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Madison ‘Center
Mardison Center
Mich
Wes
Mer
Women’s Waterball Team Trains Ahead of Nationals in Indiana
The UK women’s waterball squad trains for the September 6-7 National Waterball Tournament in Angola, Indiana. Coach notes strong practice as seven-year history with the sport grows among players including Mrs Mackie Cheschier and teammates who joined after the men started playing.
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Angola
Kana
Mel
Mackie
Cheechier
Donald W. Retz
Ind
Mackie Cheschier
Martial Law Lifted for Mississippi Gulf Coast
Mississippi Governor John Bell Williams announced the end of martial law along the Gulf Coast at midnight after Camille. National Guardsmen will remain on duty to aid local officials as utilities gradually restore. The Red Cross reported 159 known dead with many missing, and aid appeals continue for food and shelter as recovery proceeds.
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Williams
Jackson
Harrison
Hancock
Camille
Mississippi National Guardsmen
Red Cross
Virginia
Lost Job Engineer to Sue Ex-Employer Over Bra Policy
Jane Andre, a former General Dynamics supervisor earning 10 000 dollars annually, alleges defamation and interference with contract after being fired for supporting no bra day ideas discussed at work. Her attorney seeks 425 million dollars. company says her conduct violated professional standards and was unbecoming of a supervisor.
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Pomona
UPI
Ter
General Dynamics
Bose
Jack Sloda
Aerospace
Its
Awire
Hiv
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Oklahoma City
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Steggytety
Gulab
Lakewood Center
Clark Ave
Lakewood
Kathleen Neumby
Jane Andre
Andre
Crusater
International Association of Machinists
Falls Lakewood Center
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