Unresolved questions slow decision on supersonic transport
Transportation Secretary Volpe says unresolved times about sonic booms and domestic priorities slow a White House decision on further SST subsidies. Nixon has not yet acted, despite $600 million spent on design and $600 million more requested for Boeing.
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Washington
John A. Volpe
White House
Volpe
Silvio O. Conte
R-Mass
Nixon
Boeing Corp
Boeing
America
Mme Desi
Federal Aviation Administration
Marines Fight Up Hill Near Da Nang in Heavy Clash
In the Da Nang foothills US Marines press the attack against fortified North Vietnamese positions. Across the sector totals show at least 72 American and 46 enemy deaths with many wounded. A Marine helicopter crash and a separate downed Army helicopter add to the toll as leadership changes unfold among the Green Berets.
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Saigon
da Nang
7Th Marine Regiment
North Korea Offers Swap Of Crewmen For Apology
North Korea said the three American helicopter crewmen shot down August 17 are alive and offered their return for a confession and apology from the United States. At the armistice meeting, North Korea described injuries and medical treatment while signaling past practice of swapping crew for admissions of spying.
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Panmunjom
Norea
Washington
Korean Armistice Commission
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Pooler
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Lawpoint
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Pueblo
U.S
Armistice Commission
Arthur H. Adams
Adams
Lee
VN Command
Uijongbu
Seoul
Kumchon
Demilitarized Zone
Myeeon
South Korea
Kennedy Wife Loses Baby in Miscarriage
In Hyannis Massachusetts Mrs Joan Kennedy miscarried a baby in February. Cape Cod Hospital reported she is in good condition resting comfortably and likely to remain a few days. Sen Edward Kennedy waited by her side after she was admitted Thursday night. The Kennedy family includes Kara 9 and Patrick Joseph 1 with prior miscarriages noted in 1966 and 1968.
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Mass
Edward AL Kennedy
Joan
Cape Cod Hospital
Stephen Smith
Nantucket Island
Massachusettts
Kennedys
School Board Plans Return Of Two Members To Posts
Mason School Board members move to restore two men to their former positions after a formal decision. The action follows a regional planning commission and county commissioner context with related discussions on overdue payments and board responsibilities.
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Athens County
State
Commissi
Ieee
Mason School Board
EU Eee
High School Football Special Section In Messenger Sunday
The Messenger publishes a special Sunday football section with season outlooks and schedules. It highlights prospects for local teams and includes a factory and outreach notes reflecting regional industry and education efforts.
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Hig¢h School
Geninen Pyunar
Arab Guerrilla Leader Vows Expanded Attacks
Dr. George Habash of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine says his group will strike Jewish establishments worldwide including Palestine and abroad. He cites attacks in London and hints at extending operations to the United States as Amman hosts the organization.
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United States
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Ts Group
PFLP
Tsraeli
Palestine
Habash
Israel
Zionist Movement
Amman
Jordan
Guerrila Organization
Mediterranean
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Athens
Zurich
Jerusalem
Cairo
al Ahram
CIA Cleared in Latest Green Beret Murder Story
AP reports CIA officials say they were not involved in the Green Beret case. Eight Special Forces men in South Vietnam faced murder charges over a Vietnamese suspect believed killed after possible double agent activity. The Army inquiry concluded with investigations ongoing and a decision pending on trial actions.
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CIA
South Vietnam
George W. Gregory
Saigon
Flys
Cambodia
Washingon
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Green Beret
Oia
South Vreain
CTA
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Army
Sargan
Robert B. Rheault
Tral
Space Program May Be New Spending Target
Senate debate over NASA funding begins after military bills. Mansfield signals extended talks on a $27 billion request, with cuts to space measures but approval of $3.7 billion. NASA estimates Mars flight costs could reach 64 billion starting 1974, shaping high future space outlays.
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Red Planet
U.S
Wight
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