NYC police lift ban on flag insignia on uniforms
The New York City Police Department announced an order allowing officers to wear American flag lapel insignias if the size suits the uniform. The move follows a dispute after a veteran officer, Patrick Dylan, was reprimanded for refusing to remove the flag. Deputy Commissioner Kellerman said the commissioner would issue the order.
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Girl presses White House on being first congressional page
Wendy Green, a 16 year old Miami high school junior, writes to President Nixon seeking permission to serve as a page in Congress contending discrimination keeps girls from pages. Officials note pages are limited to boys 16 to 18 due to facilities and chaperone issues.
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Argentine flood toll reaches at least twenty seven dead
Mendoza and Buenos Aires reports conflict on the death toll as the flood from the Pardo River dyke break leaves 27 confirmed dead and about 1,500 homeless. Authorities warn the count may rise as more bodies are found and families remain missing.
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Press Telegram 7 Item From Lane Street News
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief local item mentioning Lane Street and a press telegram. Names and exact actions are unreadable, with unclear dates or public figures. The readable fragment points to a small community update without verifiable specifics.
Peace Group Fast and Rally Planned for Tax Day
The Vietnam Moratorium Committee announces a fast on April 13 14 and 15 and rallies on April 15 across numerous cities to protest tax money used for the Vietnam war. The effort includes Peace Action Days over four months with local organizing and aid donations to civilian relief.
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Hanoi Radio Broadcast Claims Captured Pilot Wilber Message
Hanoi radio aired a tape recorded message from captured American Lt Col Walter I Wilber thanking his prison camp commander for welfare and a beautiful Christmas. State Department records list Cmdr Walter Eugene Wilber as missing in Southeast Asia. broadcasts identify him as from Virginia Beach, Virginia.
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New Mayor Cuts His Pay by 40 Percent in Inaugural Address
Franklin New Hampshire. Eugene Daniell, newly elected mayor, said in his inaugural address that he will reduce his salary by forty percent as an economy move. He spoke Monday night outlining savings measures and fiscal prudence.
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Generals to Confer on Pullout of U S Troops
Top American military officers will meet in Honolulu next Monday to finalize the third round withdrawal of 50 000 U S troops. The meeting aims to set logistics for President Nixon's April 15 deadline with Gen Creighton Abrams to be represented by senior Vietnam command members.
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