Sirhan cleared in check theft linked to Kennedy slaying
Los Angeles police say Sirhan Bishara Sirhan had nothing to do with a stolen check bearing his name that was cashed in 1966. Authorities cleared him 24 after a probe requested by his attorney Grant B. Cooper. Sirhan is scheduled for trial January 7 in Kennedy's fatal shooting. Marine Pfc Dale R Melching arrived in Honolulu on five days leave from Vietnam, reuniting with his wife Linda Sue and their 18 month old daughter Shonya Sue after a days long pursuit by a bartender who spotted the mother.
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Judge Defrocks Fake War Hero For Medal Shame
Milwaukee judge, County Judge Chyiat Seraphim, ordered a military aide to strip medals from Stephen W. Stewart a 19 year old Marine on a car theft charge. Stewart admitted he did not earn the Silver Star Bronze Stars Purple Hearts or Vietnam decorations and had not served in Vietnam. The judge called him a faker and a disgrace to the uniform.
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Gloria Swanson in Moscow Shows Russian Film Ties
Gloria Swanson age 69 tours Moscow in a personal cultural exchange, screening Sunset Boulevard to a Soviet film industry audience and receiving a standing ovation. A Soviet pianist accompanied. The piece notes ongoing US Soviet cultural links through individuals despite broader tensions. Singer Nancy Sinatra and Jack Haley Jr plan to marry after dating six months. Haley directed two of her TV specials and won an Emmy for Movin' with Nancy. The engagement announcement surprised friends.
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Hoover condemns New Left aims to destroy U S government
J Edgar Hoover says Students for a Democratic Society aims to dismantle U S governance. He cites rising bombings and arson at draft boards and military facilities, calls New Left leadership inflammatory, notes growth of Black Panther and Progressive Labor influence, and reports 11,000 deserter-fugitives and 21,000 fugitives found in 1968.
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Stokely Carmichael
Mao Tse-tung
China
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William Sloan Coffin Jr
Chicago Protesters Plan Counter Inaugural Actions
The National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam plans three days of tests during Nixon's inauguration. They seek permits for a counter-inaugural parade and rally to accommodate up to 10,000 people, with no intent to disrupt official ceremonies.
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Stader
Pentagon
Casanova's Romance by Mail Delights Postal Clerks
Casanova, an Army sergeant from River Edge, wrote daily letters to Marianne Astegher during 13 months in Vietnam. The Heckensack and Saddle Brook post offices tracked a DTG countdown as 100 clerks sent well wishes, and the couple plan a Jan 11 wedding after returning home.
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Lockheed Plans to Add 4,000 Jobs in 1969
Lockheed-California Co expects nearly four thousand new jobs in 1969, says president Charles S Wagner. The expansion follows strong reception for the new 1401? commercial transport and includes orders from six airlines and two investment groups. Production of Cheyenne helicopters approved by the Army will raise employment from 23,000 to 27,000 by year end.
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Detroit Council OKs Model Cities Plan With Prostitution Rule
Detroit Common Council approved a Model Cities plan aimed at a five year 100 million dollar HUD grant. The package includes a controversial recommendation to legalize prostitution in isolated district areas and must be submitted by Tuesday, with assurances members expect the provision can be withdrawn later.
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Washington
Reagan called puppet of big business by state official
William M. Bennett, whose six year term ends Tuesday, blasted the Reagan administration and public utilities at a news conference. He accused utilities of lacking minority hiring, overpricing, and delaying undergrounding lines while the governor prioritizes business interests over consumer protections. Bennett urged open commission meetings and criticized regulatory policy as insufficient against corporate power.
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