Draft refuser gets two year sentence for military service stance
Raphael Helancourt Jr. of Bridgeport Connecticut began a two year term after refusing induction as a Jehovah’s Witness. Judge T Emmet Claire rejected suspended sentencing, noting martyrdom as a possible path for his beliefs. The case highlights conflict between religious conviction and draft law.
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GOP Charges Viet Deception by LBJ in Campaign
New York chairman of the House GOP committee on research and planning charged deception and lack of credibility harmed the 964 campaign. He said the party does not want repetition and warned against further damage to their campaign efforts. Laird and House members commented.
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Providence Hospital
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Peking Radio
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Egon
Lin Piao
Poretta
Hennese Defense
China
Esperanza Vazquez
Houston
Tex
Mexico City
Michael E
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Vazquez
New York Republican
Haiphong
North VietNam
GOP
U.S
Militarists Plot to Fire Mao Cited in Debate
Republican leaders pressed the case for continued U.S. support in Vietnam. Gerald Ford argued for funding the president while Laird warned of Democratic splits prolonging the war. A separate hearing examined Mrs. Granahan's competence amid guardianship bids.
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Viet’ Nam
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Metropolitan sells three Tiepolo paintings to New York Met
The Metropolitan Museum of Art disclosed it had acquired three 18th century Italian Tiepolo paintings from a warehouse stash. The works titled The Triumph of Mars The Battle of Vercelli and The Storming of Carthage measure about 18 by 11 feet. The museum did not reveal the purchase price or seller details.
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Voters undecided on treasurer race in California
The State Poll shows voters undecided between Betts and Priest with only eight percent able to name both candidates for treasurer. Priest leads Democrats in the north, Betts trails in the south, and party loyalty shapes support while indecision sways outcomes. Jordan leads Schlei in the governor race with 35% undecided nationally. Reagan draws 21% of Democratic support.
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Priest
Treasuer
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California
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Gover- Flournoy
Ane
Matos Mon
Cranston Te
Bent Koe
Pierre Salinger
Senate
Flournoy
North
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Schlei
Ible
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Press-Clairarn Entered as Second Class Matter Long Beach CA
Public notice appears to register a newspaper as second class matter with postal details and audit bureau stamps. The garbled OCR mentions Long Beach California and Pine Avenue, a routine publication hygiene line. The fragment references valid daily circulation with a Sunday exception and a price note.
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Long Beach
Calif
Audit Bureau of Circulation
6Th Street
Pine Avenue
Sarvier
Pe Ivery
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