Navy Lt Doreen Two wins stay of discharge
Navy Lt Doreen Jean Two, stationed at Whidbey Naval Air Station, was granted a temporary order by the Supreme Court stopping her discharge after she argued the Navy passed her over for promotion. Two said she could report daily by phone and perform duties from home while hearings proceed. The case stems from delays in lower courts and a commendation from President Nixon cited by Two.
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Whidbey Naval Air Station
Seattle
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Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Hope
Bob Hope
National Exchange Club
Gulf Lake City
Arturo Carrion
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Carrion
Vietnam
Petite sailor conquers ocean at Newport arrival
Nicolette Milnes-Walker a 2 year old British psychologist became the first woman to sail alone nonstop across the Atlantic after 40 days at sea. She landed at Port o Call Marina Newport as a Coast Guard craft towed her 30 foot sloop the final eight miles. Her parents greeted her amid cheering onlookers.
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Nicolette Milnes-Walker
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Port o’Call
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Henry
Mary Mildes - Walker
Nicolette
Viet Cong Urges Participation In South Vietnam Election
In Saigon UPI reports the Viet Cong urged all to participate in the National Assembly and presidential elections. Analysts speculate the broadcast calling it a golden opportunity may be propaganda or a prelude to a larger Mekong Delta turnout effort supporting Gen. Minh. The broadcast also mentioned Studsat, a clandestine group, and urged youth and students to engage in the democratic process.
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UPI
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
National Assembly
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Mekong Delta
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Big" Minh
Studsat
Strict security ordered for trial of four cops in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a judge ordered tight security for the trial of four police officers charged with civil rights violations in the July 16 1970 shooting deaths of Guillermo Beltran Sanchez and Guillardo Sanchez. Spectators face pat-downs, metal detectors, and a ban on demonstrations except on the courthouse sidewalk. The defendants are Marshall F Gaines Jeffery J Fedrizzi Hector R Zepeda of LAPD and William Kinsella of the San Leandro Police Department.
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U.S
A. Andrew Hauk
Hauk
Guillermo Beltran Sanchez
Guillardo Alcazar Sanchez
Sanchez
Skid Row
San Leandro
Marshall F. Gaines
Jeffrey J. Fedrizzi
Hector R. Zepeda
Clock Watcher Boy Rescued From Woods Sign Hoped to Lure Him Out
Casper Wyoming UPI reports Kevin a nine year old boy with mental retardation and epilepsy vanished eight days ago. A sign reading lime to go home and a toy clock were placed by rescuers hoping the familiar cue would bring him out. Searchers had extensive ground air and dog efforts but halted at dusk for safety.
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Casper, Wyo
UPI
Casper Mountain
Kevin
Eleanor Walker
David Moore
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