Mondale calls for Nixon to release Vietnam reports
Sen. Walter Mondale urged President Nixon to publish Thompson’s guerrilla warfare analysis and CIA findings showing Viet Cong strength and deep Communist infiltration in South Vietnam. He said the reports challenge pacification and Vietnamization promises and warn against premature troop withdrawal. Thompson in London cited cautious optimism yet warned Viet Cong could still topple Saigon.
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UPI
Walter F. Mondale
D-Hmfinn
Nixon
Mondale
South Vietnam
Robert Thompson
Saigon
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Thompson
Vietnam
London
Bodies Found as Firemen Continue Search at Ryan's Cafe
Firemen comb the rubble of Ryan's Cafe in downtown Manhattan after an explosion and fire. Five bodies recovered and 55 people injured in the blast blamed on a gas leak in the basement of the 19th century tavern.
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Ryan’s Cafe
Manhattan
Governors urge Nixon to stress positive image for 1972
SUN VALLEY Idaho Republicans gather for the National Governors Conference where Oregon Governor Tom McCall says Nixon must emphasize positive achievements to win a second term. McCall notes a firm but moderate image and strong party support as Agnew plans to speak at a state dinner and breakfast meeting.
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Idaho
UPI
Tom McCall
Oregon
Nixon
McCall
Rocky Mountain
Spiro T. Agnew
GOP
White House
Plano
Rogers C. B. Morton
Kennedy says GAO busts Vietnam civilian toll figures
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy accuses the government of hiding the true number and condition of South Vietnamese civilians affected by the war. He cites a GAO report showing official stats are understated and many casualties go uncounted, with 1.3 million estimated by a Senate panel but only 245,715 recorded since 1965. He criticizes low civilian aid and long-term planning.
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VFI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
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Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Senate Judiciary Committee
Egyptian Army Tests New Soviet Weapons in Roar Exercise
Egyptian forces concluded a four day offensive drill named Roar designed to assess combat readiness after four months of ceasefire era training. The program showcased advanced long range guns armor and helicopter borne troops with Soviet supplied arms. Egypt aims to prepare for possible fighting if peace talks in New York stall and the ceasefire expires in February.
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UPI
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Egypt
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Middle East
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U.N
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Anwar Sadat
United States
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Cairo
al Abram
Ocean pollution study urges fingerprint file for polluters
A FAO conference report by 40 scientists from 12 countries calls for a global ocean survey to measure pollution and develop a fingerprinting method to identify crude oil discharges. The document notes mercury and lead as top threats and urges early action to monitor marine contaminants.
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UPI
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
FAQ
Edward D. Goldberg
University of California At Berkeley
Arcus Published by Ftp Daily Review in Fremont
Public circulation notice listing Floyd L Sparks as publisher. Court order from Alameda County Superior Court sets terms for distribution. Address 122 Center Square Fremont California. Subscriptions priced seven dollars weekly seven dollars? per month by mail two twenty five per month.
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Floyd L. Sparks
Superior Court
State of California
Alameda
Bubschifsion
Center Square
Fremont
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Rivers recovering after heart surgery in Alabama
Rep. Mendel Rivers of South Carolina remains under care at University of Alabama Hospital after open heart surgery to repair a mitral valve leak. Aides report his condition as normal and say extensive inquiries from Nixon Johnson Wallace NASCAR and others flow in.
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Ala
UPI
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Johnson
Rivers
University of Alabama Hospital
Mval
Davis
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Bill France
National Association of Stock Car Automobile Racing
Nascar
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South Carolina
Congress
Plane makes emergency landing at Indianapolis
An Allegheny Airlines flight 43 from Chicago landed at Weir Cook Airport in Indianapolis with only two of its three landing gears functioning. All 19 aboard escaped serious injury as the left dual wheel failed and the left wing dragged. Captain Alvahn Mandel, 31, said a red warning light signaled gear trouble. Bloomington was passed over for Indianapolis due to runway suitability and emergency facilities.
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UPI
Allegheny Airlines
Origi
Chicago
O'Hare International
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Alvahn Mandel
Pittsburgh
Mandel
Allegheny
Dog hoax over cat dog hybrid story confessed
Roy Tutt, a Ramgate petstore owner, admitted the Half cat half dog tale was a hoax after The People published his signed confession saying the animals were mongrel puppies bought for five shillings each. Tutt said he created the stunt as a practical joke to gain attention from local and international reporters.
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People Newspaper
Petstore
Roy Tott
Tutt
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