Rhodesia delays executions after expected hangings fail to appear
In Salisbury Rhodesia the government led by Prime Minister Ian Smith did not announce the execution of six condemned Africans as widely predicted. Political sources say the hangings will be delayed until next week pending official word.
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UPI
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Rhodesia
Executive Council
Smith
Salisbury
Edward (Lofty) Milton
England
South cards and Rhodesia executions linked in chess and crime note
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a bridge finesse and defensive play as South battles for a win. The column shifts to Rhodesia where six Africans are hanged in Salisbury Central Prison amidst independence tensions and a new Law and Order Maintenance Act ruling.
Federal judge rules Hershey draft letter advisory not law
US District Judge George Hart dismissed suits filed by NSA SDS CADA and 15 student leaders seeking to overturn Hershey's Oct 26 1967 letter. The ruling says the letter was advisory and not a directive to local draft boards and thus lacked the force of law. The plaintiffs said the letter illegally sought to curb antiwar dissent.
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UPI
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B. Hershey
George Hart
Hart
Herstiey
National Student Association
NSA
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Campus Ericans For Democratic Action
CADA
Hershey
Nine Marines Missing After Potomac Canoe Capsize Tragedy
Searchers resumed efforts for seven Marines and a sailor believed dead after their canoe capsized during a four mile training trip on the Potomac River. One body, Staff Sgt. Kenneth N. Andrews, 24, of Montrose California, was recovered as the investigation opens into a disaster described as one of the base's worst.
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Quantico
Quantico Way
Potomac
T.E. Mattimoe
Maryland
Kenneth N. Andrews
Montrose
Calif
Coast Guard
Maryland State Polite
Andrews
Humphrey challenges Nixon to spell end to Vietnam War now
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged Richard Nixon to reveal his plan to end the Vietnam War during a Springfield Alabama conference. He argued the American people deserve a full, clear formula now and warned against delaying until next year. Nixon, campaigning in New Hampshire, warned that urban violence threatens national security and criticized Johnson's anti riot report while urging force if needed.
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Johnson
New Hampshire
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Hyman
Massachusetts
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Baltimore
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R-Ull
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
New York
Nelson. A. Rockefeller
Oregon
Candy Stripers Host Tasting Bee at Scottsdale Baptist
The Candy Stripers of Scottsdale Baptist Hospital plan a tasting bee Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. on the hospital patio. The public is invited to sample food prepared by the volunteers.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Notable Arizona Residents Receive Academic and Community Honors
UNICEF appoints Mrs. Charles W. Bachman of 8800 N 66th Pl as Arizona State representative. Arizona student Gary Lee Horton of Scottsdale High School earns a $250 Valley National Bank scholarship while ranking 31st of 300 seniors. Philip A. Edlund makes the University of Arizona Law School Dean's List for fall term. Jonathan Michael wins Time Magazine Current Affairs Test. D L Beardsley attends Parke-Davis regional sales conference in Los Angeles. Gary W. Stone named to University of Arizona dean's list for fall semester. Tom Van Lee participates in 1968 European Study Program with All-Student Band USA. Jonathon Michael is son of Col J H Michael of Rimrock and Southwestern Military Academy student.
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Arizona
Unicef
United Nations Children’s Fund
Gary
Lee Horton
E. Clarendon
Scottsdale High School
the Valley National Bank
Arizona State University
Tom van Lee
N. 69Th Pl
U.S.A
Jonathon Michael
Col
J.H. Michael
E. Lafayette Blvd
Southwestern Military Academy
Rimrock, Ariz
Time Magazine
Gary W. Stone
S. T. Stone
E.’ Oak St
University of Arizona
Stone
Coronado High School
Doctor Explains Osteoarthritis Harsh Form of Arthritis
Mayo Clinic Emeritus Consultant notes osteoarthritis as a degenerative joint disease affecting spine hips and knees. He cites Postgraduate Medicine 1968 work by Prof Miland Knapp saying no cure exists and treatment focuses on pain relief and joint protection rather than anti inflammatory drugs.
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University of Minnesota Medical School
Minneapolis
Knapp
Arizona taxpayers urged to pick reputable tax advisors
District Director George D. Patterson warns Arizona filers to choose qualified practitioners, noting taxpayers remain responsible for all entries and taxes due. Avoid blank returns, pencil entries, guaranteed refunds, or fees based on refunds, and request the preparer sign and provide contact details for future reference.
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Internal Revenue
George D. Patterson
Patterson
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