Arrest of AIM Leader Russell Means at Sioux Falls Airport
Russell Means of the American Indian Movement was arrested at Sioux Falls Airport on a charge linked to a courtroom disturbance two weeks earlier. He and Dennis Banks, awaiting trial in St Paul on 10 felony counts tied to the Wounded Knee takeover, faced an injury to a public building charge after a fight at the Minnehaha County Courthouse.
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Vanishing dog Ma-Co under mystery amid POW era history
A Virginia home reports Ma-Co the dog vanished after being whisked from a North Vietnamese prison camp by Navy Lt. Cmdr. Edward A. Davis. Davis noted Ma-Co received more mail than he did while stationed at Clark AFB in the Philippines, amid mixed old and new headlines on Leary, Belli, Foxx, and Pryor.
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Canadian chosen as Salvation Army 10th general Wiseman
Canadian Sunbury selection names Fingland Clarence Dexter Wiseman 66 of Toronto as the 10th Salvation Army general succeeding Erik Wickberg of Sweden. Wiseman, son of Salvation Army officers, was chosen July 5 by a secret High Council ballot after a nine day Sunbury on Thames conference. He edged a Briton American and another Canadian in a vote involving a 2.5 million member army. He said the public’s affection for the Salvation Army carries high expectations.
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Agencies Hit For Outlay On Nixon Homes
A House Government Operations Committee report criticizes Secret Service and General Services Administration for spending 17.1 million dollars on private residences used by President Nixon. The year long probe stops short of direct administration criticism and covers estates at San Clemente and Key Biscayne.
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White House defends Nixon jewelry gifts story
A White House spokesman dismissed published accounts of jewels given to Pat Nixon and daughters by Saudi royals as blown out of proportion. He said gifts are recorded, and noted Mrs Nixon intended the pieces go to the National Archives. The report cited items from 1969 and 1971 state visits, some unreported for years.
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Photographer of nude jailed after embassy photo pose
Police booked Senji Urushibara, 27, on a morals charge for posing a yearold nude model in front of the French Embassy. The model was not arrested. Hours later he spent the night in jail. The incident involved a whisky company photographer.
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