State Department Keeps Laos Involvement Secret
Senate Foreign Relations Committee fights over censorship of Laos operations transcript. Fulbright complains the heavily censored record omits military personnel counts air missions and casualties. Aiken questions Vietnam report handling, while lawmakers push for more open disclosure.
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State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Laos
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J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Korea
Fulbright
Pentagon
Thailand
Fulbright Monday
South Vietnam
Cease-Fire For Tet Now Under Way
North Vietnam SAM missile sites and antiaircraft guns were hit by American fighters in the Ban Karai Pass area near the Laotian border. The U S Command reported no American losses in the action and linked it to the Tet cease-fire timing with a prior Jan 28 clash.
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North Vietnam
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Ban Karai Pass
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South Vietnam
Quang Binh
United States
U.S. Command
Nixon Rebuffs Soviet Middle East Charge
President Nixon replies to Premier Kosygin blaming the United States for Middle East violence. He urges Israel and Arab states to back a UN cease fire, calls for Soviet discussion on arms limits, and seeks a constructive Russian response to U.S. Israel-Arab settlement proposals from October and December.
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Nixon
Alexei Kosygin
United States
Middle East
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United Nations
Soviet Union
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Russia
Dellinger jailed for courtroom outbursts in 1968 riot case
David T. Dellinger, one of seven jailed on conspiracy charges from the 1968 Democratic National Convention riots, had bail revoked for repeated interruptions and calling a witness a liar. He cursed Judge Julius J. Hoffman as marshals restrained Hoffman's supporters.
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David T. Dellinger
Julius J. Hoffman
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Abbott
Abbie” Hoffman
Hoffman
Hitler
James T. Riordan
Nixon measure labeled consumer fraud
Bess Myerson Grant urged Congress to reject the administration Buy ers Bill of Rights style plan for consumer class actions. She endorsed Moss and Tydings proposed immediate class actions as a better path to justice, arguing the admin bill delays suits and depends on overburdened agencies.
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Bess Myerson Grant
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Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
FTC
Grant
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Moss-Tydings
Cincinnati Strike Ends After 32 Days With Vote Pending
Negotiators announce an agreement to end Cincinnati municipal workers strike after an all night downtown meeting. Details await union member vote as the agreement is reviewed by the United Municipal Workers Union and city officials.
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Cincinnati Municipal
Municipal Workers Union
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General Electric Co
Inside Classified and Sports Listings Overview
Classified pages cover 24 and 25 with various ads and notices. Sports sections appear on 21 and 22, while Television 23 and Comics 22 are listed. Theaters 63 and Entertainment 23 26 present film and event notes. Women sections appear on 9 and 10. ODHGATION notices conclude the page.
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Defense plan limits ABM sites near major cities
Pentagon officials say defensive missiles will not be positioned near large U.S. population centers under Nixon’s Safeguard expansion. The exception is Washington, D.C. to protect command control. Officials cite Soviet threat to retaliatory forces and deny a shift in rationale amid criticism.
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Nixon
Pentagon
Washington, D.C
U.S
United States
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Soviet Union
Minuteman
Bill Would Lessen MTC Action
U S Sen Philip Hart proposes a bill to allow private suits under Section 5 of the FTC Act. Consumers and businessmen could sue individually or as a class for damages, without relying on federal action to stop harmful trade practices.
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Federal Trade Commission
Sen
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Nixon to Meet Mayors in Indianapolis Urban Affairs Session
President Nixon takes the Urban Affairs Council to Indianapolis for an unprecedented midland meeting with a White House selected group of nine mayors, seven Republicans, to spotlight city concerns. The trip continues to Chicago for talks with four Midwestern governors on environmental issues.
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Nixon
Urban Affairs Council
White House
Chicago
Garage valuables find buyers fast and profitably
Local prompt to clear clutter turns into a quick sale pitch. Advertises turning unused items like bicycles skates and tents into cash by connecting sellers with buyers efficiently. Adds a sense of money in the garage and easy contact to profit from belongings.
Godfrey Rejects Axion Ads Over Pollution Claim
Arthur Godfrey refuses to continue radio and TV commercials for Axion unless Colgate Palmolive allows him to call the product a water pollutant. Colgate says Axion is an enzyme and not a pollutant, while Godfrey notes the detergent has high phosphate content linked to algae growth in lakes and streams.
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Arthur Godfrey
Axion
Godfrey
Colgate Palmolive Co
Colgate
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