In London Court Stringer Appeal On Chicken Theft
The London hearing on Thomas Stringer's appeal follows Hau Cho-Choi's testimony identifying the man in the dock in a case of stealing two chickens from a Chinese restaurant. Cho-Choi could not identify the defendant, remarking that all white men look the same to him.
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London
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Hau Cho-Choi
Thomas Stringer
Hau
Hall
1000th Cobra shot down in Vietnam War
UPI reports American forces lost their 1000th helicopter to Communist gunners in South Vietnam. The Cobra gunship went down 35 miles from Saigon after a .50 caliber hit. Two pilots survived and were recovered after colleagues landed, cleared ammo, and ferried them to safety.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Paris
Intercepted Memo Mentions Lodge Paris Peace Hint
An intercepted memo attributed to Henry Cabot Lodge discusses reaching a peace result once the DMZ is established. The message notes Paris as a focal point and signs with the initials WEJ and a casual closing. The context suggests diplomatic leverage amid negotiations.
Weather Forecast for Iowa by United Press International
Clear to partly cloudy tonight with milder west. Sunday brings increasing clouds and warmer conditions. Lows tonight near zero in the north and around 5 above in the south. Sunday highs reach the 20s in the north and 27 to 32 in the south.
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Iowa
Call for new DMZ in Viet Nam at Paris talks
UPI reports the United States urged reestablishment of a Demilitarized Zone between North and South Vietnam as a first step toward peace at the expanded Paris talks. Henry Cabot Lodge outlined a vision of a DMZ free of forces and a staged mutual withdrawal, while Viet Cong and North Vietnamese delegates pressed for Saigon's overthrow and withdrawal of U.S. troops. Police halted fistfights outside the Majestic Hotel as opening sessions continued.
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U.S
Lodge
Demilitarized Zone
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Viet Cong
Saigon
South Vietnam
Kiem
Xuan Thuy
Hotel Majestic
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North Vietnam
Iowa police radio called inadequate and outmoded
Iowa State Communications Director Glenn Anderson described the patrol and commission radio networks as ineffective and outmoded. He noted the patrol’s nine base stations cover most of the state but leave gaps in 33 counties, filled by car to car and teletype links. He said the commission can reach its own vehicles but not beyond county lines. Some state agencies with law enforcement duties reportedly lack two way radio systems.
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Des Moines
UPI
Glenn Anderson
Highway Patrol and Highway Commission
Anderson
Secret court sessions examine Bucher power to resist Pueblo seizure
In Pueblo California secret court sessions examine Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher authority during the 1968 seizure of the USS Pueblo, with his blame on Navy superiors and government. The inquiry weighs whether Bucher could have resisted after North Koreans boarded, and potential charges for permitting a foreign entity to search the ship.
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Lloyd Bucher
Rose
Coronado Amphibious Base
Coronado
Calif
Pueblo
Bucher
Johnson
America
Franco imposes strict press censorship in Spain
Madrid reports Generalissimo Franco’s regime enacts strict press controls under modified martial law for three months. Police and army enforce the state of exception as demonstrations flare in five Madrid districts. Government cites minority action and international strategy as causes. Prince Juan Carlos travels to Brussels amid succession speculation.
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Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Franco
ABC
Spain
Juan Carlos of
Borbon
Brussels
Nixon curbs Johnson decisions in first White House week
Nixon ends Johnson era actions as he lays out his own policy posture. He rescinds Johnson airline route approvals and delays CAB actions, withdraws 14 key appointments, raises FHA and VA mortgage rate ceilings, and forms a Cabinet Committee on Economic Policy with Agnew Burns McCracken Mayo Kennedy Hardin Stans Shultz. Additional staffing moves include Hamil to Rural Electrification and Galbraith to a senior post. Women buy 80 percent of men and boys clothing.
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Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Arthur F. Burns
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Robert P. Mayo
David M. Kennedy
Treasury
Clifford Hardin
Agriculture
Maurice Stans
Commerce
George P. Shultz
Labor
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
David A. Hamil
Rural Electrification
Eisenhower
William E. Galbraith
Beemer
Neb
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Local CAP programs highlight four county effort in SE Iowa
SE Iowa CAP runs Headstart Home Health Home Aid and Neighborhood Youth Corps under OEO Act funding. Four counties Washington Des Moines Henry and Lee host the operation with Vernon F. Clark as local director. Nonfunded activities include a Mothers Club that runs a CAP Center clothing store.
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CAP
Washington
OEO
Office of Economic Opportunity
SE Iowa Cap
Washington Street
Des Moines
Henry and Lee
Vernon F. Clark
CAP Center
Home Health
Marion Miller
Max
Judy) Young
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