Judge rules against selective Catholic conscientious objection
U S District Judge Stanley Weigel upheld a Bowen Roman Catholic claim for exemption to the draft but ruled that Catholics are not inherently entitled to absolute conscientious objector status. The decision says the military draft must treat religions equally and preserve neutrality between faiths. Bowen, 34, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, argued his religion forbade participation in any war, but the court found no blanket Catholic exemption and warned the policy could violate equal protection and due process.
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Leo
Stalus
Stanley Ao Wedgel
Leslie Charles Bowen
Grind Rapids
Miel
Weigel
Bowen
Wiegel
Hyahon
Nuth
Defense Claims Spies Paid via Foreign Banks
The Defense Department says spies against the United States were paid through secret foreign bank accounts. Testimony before a House committee described funds moved via overseas banks to support foreign agents targeting the military establishment amid ongoing investigations. Executive and treasury officials discussed regulatory and reporting hurdles, stressing careful drafting to avoid excess paperwork while preserving investigations.
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Washington Oil
Defense Department
Wits
Department of Delenge
Oreien
Political row erupts over Dodd charge in tax case
Hartford reports Aly. Gen. John Mitcheller moves to prosecute Sen. Whnias Pendil D Con. for alleged income tax violations, described by Pendil as obviously political and inevitable. Opposition notes IRS recommended against prosecution. Bowd cites funds linked to Dodd campaign and questions action timing.
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CPT
Aly
John Mitcheller
Whnias Pendil
Jaivs
Bayt
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Todd
Erate Department
Theodore
Ions
Miele
Bowd
Welton
Healy
Dodd
Dold
Boyd
Mitchell
Tie Daar
Pho
Peace Corpsman wins ruling over Newport draft case
A federal judge ruled that Murray Miura's expulsion from the Peace Corps and denial of selective service deferment violated due process. The 28 year old challenged his Chilean letter criticizing U.S. Vietnam policy, with the court ordering draft status readjustment and halting further prosecution. A police report noted a burglary at James Milner’s home with a stolen stereo valued at $304.
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Peace Corps
Newport
U.S
Raymond Pettine
Stephen Bruce Miura
Chile
Murray
Howe
Peace
University of California At
Los Angeles
Will & Taster
Vie Peace Corps
Concent University
Pettine
Muray
James L. Milner
Panama Ave
Boy's Mixed Feelings at Christmas
A seventh grade English class shares a reader letter about mixed Christmas feelings. The piece reflects a boy named Tony Hime and a family scene with sledding, shoveling, opening presents, and questions about the meaning of Christmas amid fatigue and weariness.
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Vesterility
Trudeal 50 Eyes Marital Enotiatives Report
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with names and phrases about.Truden usage not clear. The readable portions mention marital topics and unidentified entities, but no coherent event or person set with dates or places.
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