75 000 Servicemen Outside War Zone Aid South Vietnam
U S servicemen outside Vietnam outnumber those inside as 75 000 troops aid South Vietnam from bases in Thailand Guam and aboard 7th Fleet ships. Officials expect strength to drop to 69 000 by Thursday ahead of Nixon timeline.
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1973 Automobile Prices To Be At Low Level
Washington AP. Louis Neeb executive secretary of the Price Commission predicts 1973 auto prices will stay very low. He says public demand has fattened auto makers profits near or beyond guidelines, and increased demand should keep prices down for both 72 and 73 models. Remarks recorded for radio broadcasts.
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Connally Won't Be Secretary of State Despite Influence
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally has expanded his reach into foreign policy with Nixon's blessing, but he dismisses any likelihood of becoming secretary of state. He led talks on the Viet Nam policy, advised Nixon on trade and monetary deals, and remains noncommittal about his long term political future.
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Willy Brandt Wins Test Votes In Fight For Political Life
Bonn Germany AP chancellor Willy Brandt won test votes in parliament as opposition seeks three defectors to unseat him. Brandt kept supporters in line in two committee votes and faces a crucial no confidence vote Thursday. If defeated, coalition strain could trigger general elections and affect treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland.
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Weekend Revival Near Warrington at Maple Grove Church
Warrington area receives a weekend revival at Maple Grove Church Nashville April 28 29 30 with services 7 pm each evening and 1030 am Sunday. Foam is set for 2 pm Sunday. Guest ministers Rev F H Gardner and Mrs Gardner will lead sermon and song at the church two miles northwest of Warrington on Nashville Road.
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Desert Tract Extends 3000 Miles Across Sahara
Cairo reports the Sahara desert spans about 3,000 miles from the Atlantic to the Red Sea. The vast arid region affects climate travel and regional ecology. Observers note the immense scale and historic trade routes crossing the desert interior.
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Gravel blocked from publishing 1969 study critical of Vietnam
Senate blocked Sen. Mike Gravel from inserting a 1969 government memorandum into The Congressional Record. The 500 page memo criticized bombing efficacy and Vietnamization, arguing Nixon's policy failed to end the Southeast Asia conflict. Gravel vowed to press for full publication and distribute excerpts to colleagues while facing possible censure.
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