Harris Quits Presidency Bid After Money Woes
Senator Fred Harris of Oklahoma withdraws from the Democratic presidential race citing $40,000 in debt and total spending of $250,000 to $300,000 since September. He predicts remaining candidates face money problems and shifts emphasis to other contenders while criticizing big labor and corporate influence.
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Veterans turn aging jobs corner as Nixon push gains pace
James Oates Jr marks his 72nd birthday by opening a 75th major venture for veterans while public job figures show about 270000 Vietnam era veterans out of work. He led Jobs for Veterans Inc to raise awareness among business and reduce hostile attitudes toward former servicemen seeking employment amid 7 percent unemployment for this group.
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Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listing Fragment
Vital Statistics records show a jumble of names for marriage licenses including SuiMom, Chaves Schibet, and many others, with scattered addresses and locales. The text also lists numerous divorce grants and related individuals across various names and places, though the OCR is garbled and partial.
Rodfel Sholom Services Stated in Laurel
Sabbath services will be held Friday and Saturday at Congregation Rodfel Sholom sanctuary 161 Laurel. Rabbi Arnold Scheinberg will deliver a sermon at the Saturday morning service.
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USAA to Implement Four Day Week for Most Employees
San Antonio based USAA will shift most of its 3,000 employees to a four day work week from Monday through Thursday, with about 200 on a Tuesday through Friday schedule. The plan, to be evaluated after 40 days, aims to test wage and productivity impacts amid the national wage price freeze. The 34 hour week includes a one and a half hour day plus lunch, projecting a 6:20 p.m. finish for a 9 a.m. start.
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Bombers Hit Red Storage and Cambodian Fronts
U S command says bombers dropped nearly 90 tons in the DMZ while a second wave raided a Communist supply route between the An Shan Valley and the Laotian border. In Cambodia Viet Cong attacks around Phnom Penh killed five Cambodians and wounded 15, with assaults at Prey Puoh and on the capital’s outskirts. At least 30 killed and several aircraft destroyed in Wednesday’s strike on Fochentong Airport and a transmitter as helicopters were replaced. South Vietnam saw light action with 24 Viet Cong killed near 37 miles southwest of Saigon and minor clashes in northern areas.
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Airmen At Base Honored For Heroic Lake Rescue
Two Lackland Air Force Base airmen, Alfred Brigham and Joseph Corcoran, received the Airman’s Medal for lifesaving actions at Canyon Lake. Their citation states they rescued two Houston women from deep water after a boat capsized on July 17, administered artificial respiration and called for medical help.
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Widow Mary Katherine MacDougall to Speak at PWPN Alamo
Widow Mary Katherine MacDougall, a mother of two and former women's editor of the Austin American-Statesman and the Abilene Reporter, will address Parents Without Partners Alamo Chapter No 308 at 7:30 pm Thursday. A nominating committee for 1972 will be elected during a chapter business session at Andrews Methodist Church, 722 Robindou.
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Mass Amvet Chooses New National Chaplain
The Rev. Francis Crowley, curate at Maly Family Roman Catholic Church in Rockland, becomes the new national chaplain of the Massachusetts Amvets, succeeding previous leaders. Name reflects his nine years as state chaplain and Catholic duties.
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