Appleton to begin three day jail term to satisfy conscience
Frankfort Indiana judge elect Alan Appleton will start a voluntary three day jail stint Friday to experience arrest and fingerprinting procedures. Clinton County Sheriff Robert Kelley said there will be no favors. Appleton takes the bench January first. The item also recounts Maurice and Richard McDonald founding the first quick order hamburger stand in San Bernardino in 1940s, their franchising expansions, sale to Ray Kroc in 1961, and McDonald’s rise to a multibillion dollar business with thousands of outlets. Maurice McDonald died at 69 in Palm Springs after a life in the enterprise.
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Oklahoma City man pleads guilty in child sale case
William O'Hara pleaded guilty to offering two children for sale for $7000 and a $600 used car. He received a 15 month prison term in Jacksonville Florida. The court noted no statement beyond the guilty plea and police disrupted the sale on November 17. The children were placed in protection care as Juvenile Court considers recovery.
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Kent State President urges graduates to seek new directions
Dr Glenn Olds Kent State University president told 940 Akron University graduates that if a student leaves college discontent and maladjusted to the status quo the school has done its job. He praised discontent as a spark for progress and condemned violence as a poor problem solver citing Kent State 1970 as a warning.
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Golda Meir urges Israelis to be ready for war
Premier Golda Meir returned from the United States and warned that war is possible, saying Israelis must act as if war will break out. She avoided confirming any American promise to resume Phantom jet supplies and met President Nixon to discuss the situation. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said he would help the Soviet fleet with naval facilities in the Mediterranean and spoke of the 1971 year of decision for Egypt while signaling readiness for a peaceful solution pending U.S. influence.
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Congress near adjournment as Nixon wins most battles
Congress, nearing adjournment, faced key actions on foreign aid, a $70 billion defense bill, and wage price controls. Senate stalemate over Vietnam policy left the session in doubt, with Mansfield saying the adjournment may extend into days.
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Vietnam veteran kills wife and four children then himself
In Satellite Beach Florida 42 year old Vietnam veteran Maj Robert Cowden reported by police to have killed his wife Dora Lynn 34 and his five children Buck 11 Duke 12 Camille 5 and Lady Caroline 1 before shooting himself. Neighbors recalled the family had been in poor health and pain from injuries. The Cowdens had moved there four months after his retirement following treatment in Brooke Hospital San Antonio.
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