Rooke officer testifies on Brown case and protective custody
A rookie officer describes detaining Brown under protective custody after a tense train depot stop. Witnesses recounting police plans to unarrest Brown and later transport to Colburn surface amid disputes over legality and safety.
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Miller
Boundary Security Patrol
Chestnut and
Boyer Streets
Bill Kern
Siem
Indian Affairs
Brown
Connies Cafe
Kern
Connies
Guy Gardner
Second
Cedar Streets
Western Union
Second Streets
Wolf Point
Montana
Officer Kern
Bob Ward
Ward
Don Swanstrém
Swanstrom
Cindy Weiss
Marienau
Finney
Sandpoint
Seattle
Gardner
Selby
Placig
Colburn
Seim
Hitchike
Williams
George Woods
Sheriff’s Office
Callaway says Army quality higher under volunteer force
Howard Callaway in Atlanta frames his last Army secretary speech praising a higher quality Army despite fewer soldiers and money. He cites 13 active combat ready divisions with plans for 16, notes improved education and duties, and urges openness with Congress and the public. He also links Vietnam pullout to a changed international landscape and stresses the conventional ground force's importance.
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Bruce B. Bakke
Atlanta
UPI
Howard
Callaway
U. S
Ford
Kiwanis International
United States
Vietnam
Congress
Jack Anderson
Jack
Supreme Court Allows Gandhi to Stay as She Appeals Conviction
The Supreme Court in New Delhi granted Indira Gandhi a conditional stay, letting her remain prime minister during appeal of election law violations while stripping her of parliament voting rights. The mixed ruling prompted reactions from Congress supporters and Raj Narain backers and raised questions about her future leadership.
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Victor J. Vanzi
New Delhi
UPI
Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
India
Gandhi
Krishna Iyer
Raj Narain
Mrs. Gandhi
Iyer
Narain
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