Federal Judge Reverses Decision in Baugh Case
U.S. District Judge Ray McNichols agreed to rehear a motion to exclude Lt. Gen. S. R. Larsen, Sixth Army commander, as a defendant in the John Earl Baugh case after citing a new Supreme Court ruling. The Boise folk singer, 26, argued he was prevented from drilling by officers who refused his wig request. The judge also cancelled Friday’s scheduled hearing.
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Baugh
McNichols
Larsen
Supreme Court
Frazier Urges Racial Solidarity Before South Carolina Legislature
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier urged South Carolina lawmakers to foster closer ties between whites and blacks. He received a standing ovation and urged cooperation in a Beaufort appearance, becoming only the second Black figure to address the state legislature in modern history.
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Columbia
S.C
UPI
Joe Frazier
South Carolina
Beaufort
Ralph Gasque
Frazier
Gasqué
Adultery Rule Keeps Florida Alimony From Cheating Wives
Florida Supreme Court upholds a 19th century law denying alimony to adulterous wives. Elva Anne Pacheco cited Kinsey findings to claim discrimination, but justices ruled adultery still condemned and bars alimony remain constitutional despite changing social attitudes.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPD
Florida
State Supreme Court
Elva Anne Pacheco
Kinsey
Day Mines Major Interests Grow With Gold Focus
WALLACE UP The Day Mines Inc reports its portfolio centers on gold while listing 19,000 ounces produced at Day holdings near Republic Washington. It notes two large South African gold mine investments and stakes in the Galena silver mine and the Coeur project in Idaho.
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Day Mines
Day Rock
Galena
United States
Missing UPI Correspondent Overrun by Cambodian Forces
Phnom Penh bureau manager Catherine Webb and four others listed missing after Communist forces overran Cambodian troops on Highway 4 near Pich Nil. Paratroopers briefly pressed the area as officials reported 120 wounded and about 100 missing, with several other correspondents escaping unhurt.
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Phnom Penh
UPD
UPI
Catherine M
Kate’’ Webb
Miss Webb
Toshishi Suzuki
Nihon Denpa News
Chhim Sarath
Tea Kim Hieng
Suzuki
Pich Nil Pass
Kompong Som
Miss Webi
Kilometer 93
Kilometer 94
Pich Nil
Asia
Kate
Frosch
Christchurch
New , Zealand
Australia
Melbourne University
Sydney Daily Mirror
Saigon
South Vietnam
United States
Pittsburgh
Indochina
Cambodia
Sawada
Easter eggs keep safely at room temperature
Hard cooked eggs will keep for several days at room temperature if shells remain uncracked. University of Idaho expert Gordon Meyer says eggs stored about a week peel easily when cooked. He advises using cold water start, remove from heat after boiling, and 15 minutes in hot water followed by rapid cooling.
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Gordon Meyer
University of Idaho
Meyer
Wallet Returned To Hunter By Boy Scouts
A Wayne State University student, Jack Richard Nichols of Roosevelt, gets back $70 in cash and credit cards plus deer and elk tags after Boy Scouts led by Phil Hulme and Scouter Jeff Max found his wallet along U.S. Highway 30 near Georgetown to Montpelier during a hunting trip in southeast Idaho.
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Montpelier
UPD
Wayne State University
Idaho
Jeff Max
Phil Hulme
Georgetown
Monteplier
Marx
Hulme
Jack Richard Nichols
Roosevelt
Gem
Nichols
U.S. Highway 30
County Leaders Seek Repeal of Injured Animal Law
Santa Clara County supervisors urge repeal of the state injured animal protection law requiring reimbursements to veterinarians for treating unclaimed injured cats and dogs. They cite $5,542 spent this year and a projected $31,000 by year end 1971. A California Veterinary Medical Association spokesman notes most stray owners remain unfound and opposed the bill.
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San Jose
Calif
UPI
Santa Clara County
The
California Veterinary Medical Association
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Jaycee “Project
Debbie Twigg
Jaycees
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Bee
Day Mines, Inc
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Oreille Printers
Church Street
Sandpoint, Idaho
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