Font resigns from Army amid duty concerns at Ft Meade
West Point graduate Louis P Font 24 of Kansas City says he offered formal resignation last week after Col A W Alexander post commander at Ft Meade Md cited substandard performance of duty in a Feb 23 letter. Font notes no reference to his conselentious objector stance or his court fight for discharge. Meanwhile defense additions include Ramsey Clark and others for the Philip Berrigan Kissinger kidnapping case in Harrisburg. Spiro Agnew greets Eskimo rug at Kansas City visit.
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Coverup charged on PX general
Washington based testimony before a Senate subcommittee described alleged Army coverups of corruption tied to Brig. Gen. Ciarl J. Cole in Vietnam era clubs and post exchanges. Army officials admitted an abysmally negligent CID report and questioned access to major matters, while Cole faced an AWOL incident and a suspected attempt to influence testimony with a $30,000 hush offer.
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Man in Philadelphia Pulls Meters in Parking Dispute
Henry L. Smit 45 awoke and confronted a meter maid Helen Ripple after she ticketed his car in Philadelphia. He returned with a sledgehammer, loosened two meters, pulled them out, and filled holes with dirt. He was arrested for larceny and damaging city property. He also must pay a Megat parking ticket. He complained about constant meters outside his home while his wife was hospitalized.
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Missing 7 year old boy found wandering near San Ysidro store
San Diego police say two boxes of toys and clothing yielded no clear fingerprints to identify a 7 year old boy in custody as the missing son of Henry Covarrubia, a Los Angeles mechanic. The boy was found wandering near his aunt’s home in San Ysidro and is now in the care of Covarrubia and his wife Maria as investigations continue.
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Rockefeller signals 1972 bid if Nixon drops out
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York says he would seek the Republican nomination if President Nixon steps aside in 1972, but backs Nixon now, citing hopes for Vietnam end, economy recovery, and congressional support. He adds a Nixon run would be needed to win reelection.
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Kidnaped GIs Freed by Turks After Five Days
Four U S airmen seized near Ankara by urban guerrillas of the Turkish Liberation Army were freed Monday night by Turkish authorities. They walked to safety through an open door and praised their captors and the Turkish government for orderly handling. Secretary Rogers thanked Turkey for securing their release and acknowledged the families’ patience.
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Twenty one FBI officers defend Hoover against McGovern attack
Twenty one senior FBI officers signed letters defending J. Edgar Hoover and denouncing George McGovern as irresponsible and opportunistic. The letters defend Hoover amid criticism from the South Dakota senator and outline concerns about the Democratic candidate.
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George McGovern
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Molting machine trashes worker at Magnum Plastics
Rodrigues, 25, crushed in plastic press during coffee break at Magnum Plastics. Brother says door opened after warning beacon sounded. safety failure cited as the cause. Police and plant officials investigate the fatal accident.
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Egyptian church leader Kyrollos VE dies in Alexandria attack
Egyptian church official Kyrollos VE of Alexandria and Miriea head of the Keyplian Coplie Church were killed today in a heart attack incident in Cairo. Police say the attack occurred as authorities investigate the motive and identify suspects.
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Unclear OCR Text About Sunday Carrier Delivery Notes
Fragmentary OCR reads like a notice or receipt involving carrier delivery on Sunday with values such as 417.00 and 400, plus names and codes. The readable items mix locations, amounts, and times but lack coherent context or clear actions.
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Fifty six cyclists charged with murder after Cleveland fight
Chief Everett Chandler announced 56 Breed and Hells Angels members faced first degree murder charges and riot counts following a Saturday melee at a Motorcycle Custom and Trade Show. Police planned a search of a Brunswick barn linked to Breed members.
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