Conrad lands Antarctic flight after long polar leg
Max Conrad, a 66-year-old pilot from Winona Minnesota, completes a 2 00 mile Antarctic leg of his round the world voyage landing at McMurdo Sound after a brief stop for minor repairs. He began in Invercargill and plans to reach the South Pole next, then Punta Arenas Chile. Meanwhile a feature on young Alan Schilling, a 12 year old drummer in the St. Louis Philharmonic Jets, highlights his rapid rise and the orchestra's amateur status and free concerts since 1860.
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McMurdo Sound
Antarctica
Poles
Conrad
Winona
Minn
Invercargill
New Zealand
South Pole
Punta Arenas
Chile
St. Louis Philharmonic
Alan Schilling
Alan
The
Philharmonic
Max Risch
Philharmonie
New York Philharmonic
Hest St Louis
Supreme Court review sought in Paramore death sentence
Miami defense lawyer Richard M. Gale petitions the Supreme Court to overturn Emmett Jones Paramore's murder conviction and death sentence arguing the prosecutor cited Biblical eye for an eye passages to the jury. Gale also contests a video confession and juror exclusion for conscientious scruples against capital punishment. Paramore, 17 at the 1987 shooting of Herbert Leot Stephens, faces a second death sentence in a rape case.
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Miami
Supreme Court
Richard M. Gale
Emmett Jones
Gale
Paramore
Sean
Herbert Leot Stephens
Parmore
Spaulding seeks Republican bid to challenge Kennedy in Senate race
Josiah A. Spaulding former Massachusetts GOP leader announced today his candidacy for the U S Senate opposing Senator Edward M. Kennedy. A 48 year old Yale and Columbia Law School graduate Spaulding has never held elective office and vows revolutionary change in Congress. He criticizes Kennedy as aligned with unions big city machines big business and seeks to debate Kennedy on issues. Retired Senator Leverett Saltonstall backs Spaulding urging a campaign based on substantive issues not personalities.
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Kennedy
Josiah A. Spaulding
Massachusetts
Republican State Committee
GOP
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
Yale and Cohmbia Law School
Congress
Leverett Saltonstall
Credit Cards DKd For Income Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service approves plans by BankAmericard and Master Charge to allow customers in eight states to charge federal income tax bills. Taxpayers may use a credit card slip with their return if they owe the government, with the card issuer paying the government and billing the taxpayer. BankAmericard applies in the Fourth Federal Reserve Bank District, covering Ohio and parts of Kentucky, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Master Charge plans extend to Colorado, Wyoming, North Dakota and New Mexico.
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UPI
Internal Revenue Service
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Master Charge
Bankamericards
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Wyoming
North Dakota
New Mexico
Israeli Warplanes Raid Egyptian Air Base Near Cairo
Israeli warplanes attacked the Khanka air base eight miles from Cairo, the closest raid to the capital since 1967. Israeli sources said light antiaircraft fire greeted them and no Egyptian planes challenged them. Other raids targeted central Suez Canal objectives for 45 minutes. Meir warned no peace while Nasser remains, as Big Four envoys planned talks in New York.
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Egypt
Tel Aviv
Khanka
Suez Canal
Golda Meir
U.S
U.N
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Middle East
United States
Soviet Russia
Tel el Ka
Ismailia
Hitch proposes doubling UC fees to fund construction and aid
University of California President Charles Hitch urged more than a 100 percent fee increase over two years. Current annual fees at UC total 300 dollars, rising to 400 next fall and 460 the following year, yielding about 30 million dollars and placing state university costs among the nation’s top. Nonresident charges would grow to 1,660 next fall and 1,960 in 1971.
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Hitch
Fires Erupt During Capitol Protest In Albany
About 125 youths and some militant adults demonstrated at the New York State Capitol on Monday demanding welfare and Medicaid funding, calling on lawmakers to resign. Two minor fires in a trash can and a curtain were quickly put out as Capitol Police monitored the scene. no arrests were made. The protest followed a Senate resolution for MLK Jr birthday observance and preceded a debate on animal food standards.
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Albany
N.Y
State Senate
Capitol
Senate
Martin Luther King Jr
Arm in a Mail Box Lands Naked Man in Jail
Louis Olvera Mendoza 4 was found nude with an arm stuck in a mailbox at Eli Street and Broadway at 8:15 a.m. Officers R. T. Morten and H. G. D. Lyum arrested him on suspicion of drinking while noting he claimed you cant touch my government property. His clothes were later recovered as he had mailed them.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Louis Olvera Mendoza
R. T. Morten
H. G. D. Lyum
Mendoza
Doctors Sue Over Sick Care at County USC Medical Center
Seventy Los Angeles County USC Medical Center physicians filed a Superior Court suit Monday alleging patients are treated in unsafe, inadequate and unlawful facilities. The action calls the hospital a public nuisance and seeks an injunction to cap patient load at a level that can be adequately cared for. Dr Charles E Fisher spokesman for the group cites loss of privacy and human dignity.
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Saventy
Los Angeles County-Usc Medical Center
Charles E. Fisher
42 cents short pays for court suit with pennies
Michael Gallucci of Warwick dumped 56 100 pennies on an attorney desk to settle a civil suit from Desormier Roofing Co. of Lincoln. District Judge Jacob J. Adprin ruled the coins not legal tender and cited him for contempt. Court judgment totaled 561.42 dollars. he paid 461.00 dollars.
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Pawtucket, RI
UPI
Michael Gallucci
Warwick
Gallucci
Desormier
Pickets and Bomb Scare Mar Murphy Fresno Appearance
UPI reports that farm workers shouted anti Murphy chants as Sen George Murphy spoke at the Fresno District Fairgrounds. An anonymous bomb threat halted the event but deputies found no device while about 300 people attended a noon luncheon by the Land Bank Association of Fresno.
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UPI
George Murphy
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FBI
Sweden to give North Vietnam aid in budget year
Sweden earmarks 15 million dollars for North Vietnam aid in 1970 71 budget bringing total over three years to 45 million. The budget grew to a record 8.9 billion kronor as Riksdag opened its 1970 session amid U.S. criticism of Swedish Vietnam policy.
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UPI
North Vietnam
Riksdag
Parliament
Torsten Nilsson
United States
Sweden
U.S
Vietnam
Jerome Heartwell Holland
North
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