Interior Secretary Morton to swap Cadillac for smaller fuel saver
Interior Secretary Rogers C. Morton faces red tape over trading his Cadillac limousine for a smaller government car to cut fuel use. The leased big car costs $800 yearly while a six cylinder replacement runs about $1,400. Morton insists on the exchange, joking his chauffeur will be an outcast at White House Cabinet gatherings. Muskie says he may consider a 1976 bid but seeks a different basis than past attacks. he will focus on Senate duties this year and face 1976 later.
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Morton
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Navy POW seeks divorce and custody in Memphis suit
Navy Cmdr Raymond A Vohden, held as a POW in North Vietnam for eight years, files for divorce from Fonnye Jean Vohden in Memphis claiming cruel treatment. He asks for custody of Raymond Jr 32 and Vonny e Louise 1 and possession of the family home bought with his funds. Mrs Vohden a former POW wives leader had pursued a Paris peace delegation. she withdrew a prior divorce action after his release.
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Indians end Wounded Knee occupation with disarmament
Indian militants at Wounded Knee handed over arms amid delays over surrender terms as federal officials moved to secure the hamlet. Kent Frizzell reported Cooper and another man resisted at a roadblock, while about 40 Indians remained by a church and some escaped during a rainstorm. The April treaty provisions call for Sioux talks, audits, and probes of civil rights concerns.
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Miami mother gets prison in boy starved to death
Lois Jean Nozza was sentenced to six to fifteen years for manslaughter and one year for contributing to the dependency of a minor after doctors said her four year old son died from malnutrition from a milk diet. Her husband was acquitted.
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Miami
Lois Jean Nozza
Criminal
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Sepe
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Tenement Fire Kills Six in Brooklyn Family
A three story Brownsville tenement fire in New York killed six members of a Brooklyn family on the top floor. A seven person on the second floor escaped by jumping from windows, one woman suffering a broken back. Police and 75 firefighters battled the blaze from 2:39 am until under control. Bodies recovered on the third floor were Sheila Davis 24 John 5 Shawn 8 Jinny Hayes 47 Horace Hayes 14 Bernard Hayes 12.
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