Milburn Stone Seeks Return to Gunsmoke After Heart Surgery
Milburn Stone known as Doc Adams on Gunsmoke says he is recovering from heart surgery and hopes to return to the series by December. He spoke at University Hospital in Birmingham Alabama after a 1968 heart attack and March open heart surgery. A CBS spokesman said Adams’ absence will be explained in a letter noting his medical refresher after personal strain over a lost love. Pat Hingle portrayed Dr Chapman in the show. Miss Michigan Pat Glannan, in Miami Beach for Miss USA pageant, says she is not mad at anyone.
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Prosecutor's son seized in Missouri drug raid
The Gray County prosecutor William Brandom Sr. says his 18 year old son Brandom Jr. was among six suspects arrested in a drug raid in Kansas City area. Brandom Jr. attended William DeWell College and teaches piano to about 25 youths. Elation and disbelief were expressed by the elder Brandom as he pledged to pursue the case and public awareness of narcotics issues.
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Key accord in Senate on draft extension
Senators reached a tentative accord on the draft extending the military law for two years. Votes on ending the death penalty and reversing House extensions were planned next week while pay raises and draft deferments to Vietnam were debated. Leader Mansfield warned of possible delays but favored no stall tactics, and Republicans aimed to vote on core pay and extension terms by early June.
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Eugene voters call for immediate U S pullout from Southeast Asia
In Eugene Oregon voters approved an advisory measure by 547 to 3957 urging the United States to begin immediate withdrawal of military forces from Southeast Asia with a deadline of December 31 1971. The campaign was light and the City Council had placed the measure on the ballot in May 1971.
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CIA Accused of Secretly Paying Thai Mercenaries in Laos
Sen. Clifford Case charges the CIA violated a congressional ban by covertly funding Thai troops in Laos. He cites government sources estimating 4,000 to 6,000 Thai soldiers receiving U.S. monies via the CIA, despite last year’s prohibition on funding mercenaries. Case pressed why major pacts surfaced only through the press.
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Shellings by Viet Reds increase in South Vietnam
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong intensified shelling of South Vietnam as Saigon reported 24 small rocket and mortar attacks in the 24 hours to 6 a.m. Light casualties were recorded, the largest attack since April 26. Saigon said 118 enemy troops were killed near the A Shau valley and in eastern Cambodia, while arms shops and dumps with thousands of arms were found. Saigon losses stood at 13 killed and 46 wounded, with eight militia killed and 12 wounded at an irrigation project near the DMZ.
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