Idaho High School Oratorical Contest Seeks Competitors
Idaho High School students are invited by the American Legion Department of Idaho to enter the 37th National High School Oratorical Contest. Local teachers and post officials will guide entrants with rules emphasizing U.S. Constitution duties. First through fourth university scholarships total 18,000 dollars. state winners receive 500 dollars plus 100 dollars for Idaho. Finalists perform April 25 in Sioux Falls South Dakota.
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Idaho
American Legion Department of Idaho
Idaho Department
Jack Jones
Mountain Home
American Legion
Lincoln High School
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Jones
Warren
Boise
Robber Turns Down Money and Flees at Tucson Drive-In
A young armed robber demanded cash from a married couple at a Tucson drive-in theater but said he only had five dollars and asked for a ride to the airport. The couple could not help, the assailant returned the five dollars and fled, telling them to enjoy the movie.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Scouts To Sell Pumpkins Again In Sandpoint
Scout Troop 199 plans a second pumpkin sale in Sandpoint after selling 100 pumpkins last Saturday. They will go door to door to raise funds for three canoes bought at Farragut Jamboree and will visit Bonner General Hospital on Halloween with pumpkins and treat bags for hospitalized children.
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Sandpoint
Farragut
Bonner General Hospital
Crews Recover Seven Airmen From Sugar Loaf Mountain Crash
In western Arkansas foggy conditions hampered search efforts as crews recovered seven airmen killed when a C130 cargo plane crashed during a training mission out of Little Rock Air Force Base. The wreckage covered about three acres. the tail section was most recognizable.
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Fort Smith, Ark
UPI
Arkansas
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Little Rock Air Force Base
Fred Rose
Key Issues Not Resolved Ford Contract Talks Face Hurdles
Detroit UPI Ford and the United Auto Workers negotiate overtime and early retirement terms as a Monday target for a new contract approaches. Malcolm Denise of Ford and UAW vice president Ken Bannon caution on solvable differences and warn of potential strike action if no agreement by noon Monday.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Malcolm Denise
Ford
UAW
Chrysler
Denise
Ken Bannon
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