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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1975

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

Victor J. Vanzi New Delhi UPI Supreme Court Indira Gandhi India Gandhi Krishna Iyer Raj Narain Mrs. Gandhi Iyer Narain

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