Vanderhoof sworn in as Colorado governor as Love exits
Colorado Lt. Gov. John Vanderhoof becomes governor replacing John A. Love, with Ted Strickland as lieutenant governor. Vanderhoof vows immediate changes and to continue Love’s energy programs through 1974. They will be sworn in by Chief Justice Edward Pringle.
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John Vanderhoof
John A. Love
Nixon
Vanderhoof
Love
Ted Strickland
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Edward Pringle
Colorado Supreme Court
Actress HELEN HAYES backs 14-year-old Cold Springs chapel revival
Actress Helen Hayes donated over 13010 to restore the abandoned 14-year-old Chapel of Our Lady in Cold Springs New York. A Nyack restoration group bought the Tascan styled church from Bresidiogene and plans a $200000 project. Hayes said the derelict church touched her heart and the work will need more funds as restorations proceed.
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Nyack
New York
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Amvets Push Shrine Designation for Sawtelle Hospital
Amvets urged Congress to declare Sawtelle Veterans Administration Hospital a national shrine and pressed for major bed increases for veterans. The California American Veterans convention closed with 360 delegates present. Joseph T. Lopez of Stockton elected state commander and Dave Higan of Corona named Southern Area vice commander.
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San Imego IB
California
Two-Engine Plane Crashes After Stolen Weapons Find
A two engine Cessna Skymaster crashed near Cable Field in Upland after a failed takeoff with two men aboard. Rod Crane and Michael Ferry were identified. Crane in critical condition and Ferry seriously burned with a fractured leg. Police found three shotguns, two rifles, semiautomatic handguns, ammunition, vitamin pills, and survival gear at the wreck. Investigators consider grand theft.
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Merle Arneson
Rod Crane
Norwalk
Michael Ferry
San Francisco
Crane
Upland Police
Major tells of cover up of raids in Cambodia
Former Air Force Major Hal M. Knight testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that he helped falsify reports of U S bombing in Cambodia prior to May 1970. He said raids were limited in distance and that orders came from above. Pentagon and officials indicated authority and secrecy surrounded the raids.
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U.S
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Nixon
Priedheim
Friedheim
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Henry A. Kissinger
Schlesinger
Brown
United States
Norodom Sinanowk
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