Nugent to Active Duty With 113th Wing at Andrews
Patrick Nugent, 24, son-in-law of President Johnson, will transfer to the 113th Tactical Fighter Wing at Andrews Air Force Base to pursue active duty possibly in Vietnam or Asia. He hopes to be assigned to a combat unit. Nugent is married to Luci Johnson and is a KTBC executive in Austin. His brother Gerald served in Vietnam, and brother-in-law Charles Robb reports for a year in Vietnam.]]
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Breaks Leg That Once Was Nearly Severed
Boston machinist Jan Dangora a 19 year old who once had 95 percent of his left leg severed and reattached after a 1986 accident now has a leg in a cast again after a fall on ice. He slipped while leaving his car February 12 and suffered a tibia fracture four inches below the knee. He hopes to return to work soon with the cast. Meanwhile Maj Gen Keith L Ware assumed command of the 1st Infantry Division the Big Red One replacing Maj Gen John H Hay Jr, Ware previously Army information chief.
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Arkansas Prisons Chief Murton Fired After Rifts With Gov Rockefeller
Thomas C. Murton, 39, longtime penologist, was dismissed by the Arkansas State Board of Corrections late Thursday, amid a quarrel with Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller over handling at Cummins Prison Farm and a dig up of three skeletons. Victor Urban, director of Pardons and Paroles, was named to succeed him.
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Dynamite Coed Gift Jails Kidnap Suspect Released
In San Francisco a hippie surfer held on $2,500 bail admitted planting dynamite sticks in city mailboxes. Roger Meidinger 22 San Francisco and Pacifica surrendered with attorney Michael Stepanian after a brief booking. Three sticks were found with a fourth elsewhere. authorities say he faces a malicious use charge.
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Argentina Denies Visas to 200 Mormon Missionaries
Buenos Aires reports that 200 U S Mormon missionaries have had their visas denied by Argentina's immigration service. Spokesman Hector Rafael Obligado cites Argentina as a Roman Catholic nation and says the policy reflects changes in religious policy under President Juan Carlos Ongania. The Mormon Church arrived in 1925 and counts about 17,000 members. missionaries have worked in Argentina for two decades, with this marking their first visa denial.
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Actor Slezak Collapses During Lion in Winter Play
Veteran actor Walter Slezak collapsed during a performance of The Lion in Winter at the American Theater in St Louis. He was held for observation at Barnes Hospital in good condition, after chest pains before curtain and a brief blackout. Steinhauer said Slezak, 65, regained consciousness and had toured with the show for eight weeks.
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LBJ urges doubling U S conservation and beach funds
President Johnson asked Congress to double federal conservation spending to 1.2 billion for next year and to fund beach protection, mining reclamation, and water and air quality programs. He proposed state plans for strip mining controls, oil discharge bans near shores, waste treatment grants, drinking water standards, and extended wilderness and park designations across multiple states.
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Russian actress praises chivalry of Russian men
Claudia Cardinale, in Moscow while filming The Red Tent, says Russian men are chivalrous and better talkers than Americans. She notes frequent approaches, gifts, and a bouquet from a pursuing admirer, while contrasting American and Russian dating dynamics and calling Americans open yet complex. She also praises American men as enjoyable in crowds.
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