Panama Leader Ousted After Coup Behind Military Junta
The Panamanian ouster followed a February move removing Col. Boris Martinez as coleader. Torrijos and Martinez had earlier expelled President Arnolfo Arias on Oct 11, 1968 after 11 days in office, saying he sought to restructure the national guard and establish a dictatorship. A junta communique on Monday’s coup rejected personality politics and pledged elections in the near future.
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Tennessee Girl Found Unharmed
Kristie Lynn Slater a 5 year old girl disappeared Saturday night in Chattanooga Tennessee was found unharmed Monday night wandering in a shopping center in Atlanta about 100 miles away FBI agents transported her home she appeared in good condition and spirits with no explanation for the distance.
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Nixon recalls 50,000 more troops from Viet Nam
President Nixon cites the recall of 50 000 additional American troops as a measure to press Hanoi toward negotiations. He says the move shows public support for a peace plan and warns Hanoi against delaying or increasing violence, urging serious talks.
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Northeast Snowstorm Tapers Off Across the Northeast
A weekend storm that dumped up to a foot of snow across the Northeast eased Monday as the center moved out to sea. Snow lingered in a broad belt from Michigan to Massachusetts with high winds and tempers flaring. New England saw traffic deaths and school closings while Western Washington faced 70 mph winds and gusts toppled signs.
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Fixopent Denture Adhesive Cream Featured in Oral Care Ad
An advertisement promotes Fixodent style Fixopent as a denture adhesive that holds dentures securely for hours. It emphasizes the importance of well fitting dentures for health and encourages seeing a dentist regularly.
No Combat In Laos and Thailand Bidding Limitation Debate
Senate debate centers on amending defense funds to bar ground troop deployment in Laos and Thailand while allowing air support and training. Church seeks a substitute to curb introductions of ground forces, as Mansfield notes air strikes may continue against routes southward through Laos.
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Thailand
Frank Church
Idaho
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Montana
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
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Appropriations
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Texas
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Israeli Prime Minister Wins Confidence Vote
The article reports that the Israeli Prime Minister wins a confidence vote amid debates on peace and recognition of Israel’s sovereignty. It notes prior international guarantees including U.N. observers and emergency forces failed to secure enduring peace, with Israel’s existence repeatedly threatened.
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Fighting Heaviest In Month In Mekong Delta Campaign
U S forces reported heavy fighting in the Mekong Delta with 83 enemy soldiers killed in one day. In the U Minh forest 46 enemy were reported killed. Other clashes near Bo Duc district and Bo Dop area produced additional enemy losses and a small number of allied casualties.
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U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Black Virgin Mountain
Saigon
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Cu Chi
Age Segregation Criticized By Seattle Expert
Dr. Herbert C. Lazenby, head of a residential development for older citizens, denounces church aged homes as ghettos of aging and says age segregation is as serious as economic racial or creed segregation in a Christian Church Disciples meeting in Seattle.
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Herbert C. Lazenby
Christian Church ( Disciples
World War I Vets To Meet Sunday
The Veterans of World War I Barracks 832 will meet Sunday at Noble Calahan Post. Members will elect officers for the upcoming year and discuss the collection of dues.
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Noble-Calahan Post
Female chaplain joins Civil Air Patrol breaking male only rule
The Rev Phyllis Ingram of Greenfield Massachusetts says she has been accepted as a chaplain in the Civil Air Patrol, ending a long standing policy that restricted chaplains to men. This marks a historic change in CAP eligibility for female clergy.
Plattsburgh Sit-In Involves Fifteen Black Students
Fifteen black students occupied the Plattsburgh State college union in McDonough Hall at midnight after a name calling incident. They announced they would stay until a meeting with college president Dr. James W. Angell, while officials offered no immediate response. The campus hosts about 3,500 students with a small black population.
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College Union
Plattsburgh State
McDonough Hall
James W. Angell
Plattsburgh
Power outage hits Albany area for three hours
About 1,500 Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. customers in western Albany and Colonie were without electricity for roughly three hours late Monday. A company spokesman said the problem was corrected by about 8 p.m.
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Colonie
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