Army seeks ROTC recruits 1000 four year scholarships offered
The U S Army aims to recruit 1972 73 high school seniors for ROTC and offers 1000 four year college scholarships covering tuition books lab fees and more plus mileage allowance and $100 monthly. Winners judged by academics SAT or ACT scores leadership and fitness with 290 colleges to choose from. Recipients take up to five military science hours weekly attend a six week summer camp and serve six years in the Army Reserve after graduation.
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Army
Washington
U.S. Army
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Army Reserve
Gunfight on I 57 ramp leaves hitchhiker dead trooper wounded
An unidentified hitchhiker shot a state trooper on an I 57 ramp near Manteno. Trooper William James is in satisfactory condition after exchanging gunfire with the man who fired first. The assailant was later identified only by papers he carried, with no confirmed address or age available.
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Illinois
Manteno
Ramon Cole
James Ryan
Kankakee County
William James
Ralph Mann
James
Cole
Mann
Illinois Communist Party fights ballot spot in court
The Illinois Communist party seeks a place on the November 7 ballot as the ACLU sues in U S District Court for a 10 day delay in ballot certification. The case centers on the party's refusal to sign royalty oaths and eligibility rules.
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Chicago
Illinois Communist Party
The
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
Communist Party
U.S. Drops Defense for White House Aides in Bugging Suit
The Justice Department halted its efforts to represent White House aide Charles Colson and Secret Service official Alfred Wong in a $1 million civil suit over bugging Democratic headquarters. A conflict of interest cited after a criminal investigation paused the defense. Colson had hired E Howard Hunt and Wong suggested James McCord for security.
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Washington
Justice Department
White House
Secret Service
Department
U.S
Colson
CIA
E. Howard Hunt
Wong
James W. McCord
Interracial Marriage on the Increase in Wellington
In Wellington New Zealand interracial marriages grow rapidly with officials estimating that half of Maori marriages are to Europeans. Maori and Island affairs chief John M McEwen says the trend is accelerating and foresees widespread Polynesian blood in the population.
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N. Z
New Zealand
Wellington City
John M. McEwen
Maori and Island Affairs Department
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