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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1971

Page

3

Filibuster possible over draft extension and Vietnam pullout

Senate Democratic leader Mansfield warned of extended debate as a Mansfield amendment seeks a total U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam in exchange for POW release. The draft extension faces a conference committee clash. failure to pass by Wednesday could curb Nixon's conscription power.

Washington Vietnam Mansfield Capitol Hill Senate Conference Committee Nixon

Dole Predicts Vietnam Peace Within Year

UPI reports Republican National Chairman Robert Dole says Nixon will win peace in Vietnam within a year, removing war as a campaign issue for Democratic rivals Humphrey Kennedy and Muskie who he accuses of deceiving the public on the war.

Washington UPI Robert J. Dole Nixon Vietnam Dole Hubert H. Humphrey Edward M. Kennedy Edmund S. Muskie

Moon rocks younger than scientists thought

Four Apollo 14 rocks yield ages between 3.85 and 3.95 billion years, averaging 3.65 billion, suggesting younger than expected highland material. Scientists at Caspar age-dating warned remaining Apollo missions must resolve solar system formation timing about 4.6 billion years ago.

Seattle UPI G.J. Wasserburg Charles Arms Laboratory Fra Mauro Wasserburg Committee On Space Research Caspar California

Man nabbed for biting dog in Sedalia

Newton Foster of Sedalia was arrested for disorderly conduct by biting Mrs. Scroggins' dog Shoo Shoo Baby and released on 100 dollar bond awaiting city court. Mrs. Scroggins described a greens outing when Foster allegedly bit the dog and caused a bleeding wound.

Sedalia UPI Newton Foster Newt Newt Foster Shoo Baby

Second suspect sought in Yuba City mass slayings

YUBA CITY Calif Authorities were reported to be seeking a possible second suspect in the mass slayings of 25 men whose bodies were found along the Feather River The investigation centers on May 24 near Rio Oso 13 miles southeast of Yuba City The white hippie type youth is the target of the search Juan Corona who pleaded innocent to slaying 10 victims was arrested May 26 He remained hospitalized Saturday after chest pains Four school children saw a car speed past peach orchards toward a levee then back when blocked by a fence The Bee said investigators found a heavy blood stain where the driver had stopped to slam down a trunk lid The blood is being analyzed to determine if it is human The children have been questioned by investigators for Corona s former attorney Roy van den Heuvel and District Attorney G Dave Teja Teja declined comment Vanden Heuvel declined comment It is the most significant lead discovered by the defense suggesting more than one person involved Corona 37 would probably remain hospitalized through Friday Hospital director Dr Thomas Leavenworth said there is a strong likelihood of a mild heart attack

Yuba City Calif UPI Feather River Sacramento Bee Rio Oso Juan Corona Corona Public Defender Roy van den Heuvel Dave Teja Teja Vanden Heuvel the Bee van den Heuvel Thomas Leavenworth Sutter County General Hospital Leavenworth

Laird eyes another cabinet post after Pentagon exit

Washington based Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said he would be glad to serve again in a government post if President Nixon is re-elected, though he plans to leave the Pentagon at the end of Nixon's first term. He favors either secretary of state or secretary of health, education and welfare. He noted his family time has suffered from his defense duties.

Washington UPI Defense Melvin R. Laird Nixon Pentagon Laird Congress

Desegregation suit filed against Mississippi patrol

Federal judge to hear arguments Monday on a suit by two black men, Willie Morrow and Jerome Mangum, challenging the Mississippi Highway Patrol’s employment practices as discriminatory. Justice Department intervenes. Also reports Texas tax surcharges on traffic, misdemeanor, and felony offenses.

Biloxi, Miss UPI Mississippi Highway Patrol U.S Walter L. Nixon Willie Morrow Jerome Mangum Justice Department

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