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Actor Robert Taylor and General Green will visit Oneonta Missouri on May 29 to honor comic strip creator Donald Sherwood and its Dag Plage character. Sherwood, a former Marine, heads to Vietnam for a two week Marine guest stint. Nearby Emmons New York hosts the author’s history and ties.
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Pentagon protesters await trial for sit in at the Pentagon
About twenty pacifists, eight women, are in jail awaiting trial on charges of unwarranted loitering sleeping and assembling on federal property. They refused bail of 250 dollars each and are to appear before a U.S. commissioner Thursday. The charges arise from a three day sit in at the Pentagon last week. Suxanne Williams, 19, Leverett, was dehydrated and fed intravenously for four days amid the fasting case. Her father is a history professor at the University of New Mexico.
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Solon Says Pentagon Bumbled on Rifles in Vietnam War
Rep. Richard Ichord, chair of a House Armed Services subcommittee, accused the Defense Department of bungling by not arming more M16 rifles for Vietnam. The Vietcong fear the so called black gun, while Colt Industries exported 20,000 M16s to Singapore last year with Army approval after Westmoreland's requests. Delivery to Singapore began last year as the Army planned to replace 30 caliber rifles with the M16.
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U S Sailor Captured by Viet Reds
U S sailor Douglas Bent Hegdahl from the Canberra was reported captive by North Vietnamese militiamen after being swept into the sea near Nghe An Province in early April. The Hanoi broadcast gave his birth date September 3 1946 and Navy Service No B-626330 but did not confirm his home state.
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Admitting Bombing of Saudi by Egyptian Forces
Beiruta Lebanon dispatch reports Maj Gen Salah Tewfic stating UAR planes bombed Saudi Arabia last week. He said bases of aggression against Yemen were hit near Gizan and Najran as Cairo ordered alert. King Faisal canceled a London visit amid regional tension.
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Reagan Signs Anti-Crime Bills Sponsored by Sen Deukmejian
Gov. Reagan signed three major anti crime bills under the Creative Society plan with Sen. George Deukmejian as sponsor. The measures increase penalties for violent crimes while armed with deadly weapons and alter parole rules to five years. Support comes from Atty. Gen. Lynch and police and city groups.
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Patrol Hails Unmarked Car Action
The Highway Patrol wins Assembly approval to use un marked patrol cars for 20 percent of its fleet. Commissioner Harold Sullivan says the tactic may curb speeding in problem areas while cars remain less identifiable from front or rear. He notes disappointment at radar defeat and hopes for future radar aid.
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Rockslide Pierced No Trace of 3 Boys
Rescue teams broke through a rockslide near Hannibal Missouri but found no trace of missing brothers Joe Hoag 13 William Hoag 11 and Edwin Craig Dowell 14 believed lost in Mark Twain cave system. Investigators followed a lead from two escaped workers who entered newly opened pits prior to the disappearance. A shale layer was cleared and a passage dug but no signs of the youths were found.
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Mao foe named signals climactic power shift in China
The official Chinese press in Tokyo denounces Peng Chen, a former Politburo member, as Mao Tse-tung's opponent amid the cultural revolution purge. In Hong Kong, hundreds protest a court hearing for rioters, shouting anti-government slogans as magistrates sentence dozens.
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Poll Priests Weigh Optional Celibacy in New York Area
More than 7,000 Roman Catholic priests in the New York area are being polled on whether priests should be allowed to marry. The Metropolitan Coordinating Committee began mailing cards asking for yes no or no opinion on three questions including optional celibacy for diocesan clergy and empowering the National Conference of American Bishops to pursue such policy with Rome.
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