North Vietnamese buildup signals crucial year for Vietnam war
U S officials in Saigon warn of large enemy reinforcements in Laos and Cambodia and renewed efforts near the DMZ. Analysts say the Laotian and Cambodian campaigns aim to pressure Souvanna Phouma, limit bombing, and ease North Vietnamese control of South Vietnam as U S withdrawals continue.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Washington
Central Highlands
Vietnam
Nixon
Highlands
Dmz
Peking
Indian Training Shifts to Reservation Based Programs
The Bureau of Indian Affairs unveils a 40 million dollar annual plan to train American Indians to be productive on or near reservations. It calls for reservation development plans, near-reservation training, resource protection, better roads, tribal control of education, and a focus on preserving Pyramid Lake for the Paiutes. It aims to fund reservation acceleration projects by May 11 and reorients jobs toward on site opportunities.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Louis R. Bruce
White House
Bruce
Rogers C.B. Morton
Pyramid Lake
Nevada
Padraic Colum Dies Irish Renaissance Poet
Irish poet Padraic Colum, renowned folklorist and Abbey Theater founder, died at 90 in Enfield Connecticut after a stroke. He taught at Columbia, edited Forum, led the Poetry Society of America, and left half-finished memoirs. Funeral in New York, burial in Dublin beside his wife Mary Catherine Gunning Ma Guire.
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Forum
Poetry Society of America
Columbia University
Colum
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Longford
Ireland
Dublin
Abbey Theater
Odin
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York City
Bowling Green considers shorter degree as budgeting move
Bowling Green State University President Hollis Moore proposed a three-year bachelor's option to save costs amid a tight budget. He urged a campus-wide study on shortening degree length and noted graduates are better prepared. He said the budget shortfall is lasting and the university must become more of a university, not less.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Hollis Moore
Moore
Dinner Meeting Friday at Point Pleasant Woman's Club
The Woman's Club of Point Pleasant will hold its annual dinner meeting Friday at 6 30 p.m. in the Ordnance School cafeteria. Dr John David Pitsenberger the new pediatrician at Pleasant Valley Hospital will speak. Twelve new members will be welcomed bringing total to 34 for 1971 72.
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Point Pleasant
Woman’s Club of
Ordnance School
Department of Child Welfare
Josephine Lyons
Howard Carder
Cochairman
Robert Hamm
Dale Roush
Ways and Means
John David Pitsenberger
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Cincinnati Theater Closed as Public Nuisance
Cincinnati cinema Cinema X Theater was ordered shut as a public nuisance but may reopen if operators stop showing alleged obscene films. Judge William S. Mathews viewed 13 films and called them stag movies and gross pornography. Attorneys weigh state or federal appeals or no action. Charles Keating, founder of Citizens for Decent Literature, filed the suit. The 17 day trial ended with the judge declaring the theater a nuisance.
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Cincinnati
Cinema X
Hamilton County
Drake Named Race Chairman
Dr W P Drake of Richwood was elected to another term as chairman of the Ohio Quarter Horse Racing Association at its Columbus meeting. Keith Hilaman of Norwalk was named vice chairman to succeed Cecil Seaman. Audrey Knoch of Uniapolis was re elected secretary treasurer.
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Columbus, Ohio
W. P. Drake
Richwood
Ohio Quarter Horse Racing Association
Cecil Seaman
Springfield
Keith Hilaman
Norwalk
Audrey Knoch
Uniapolis
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Messenger
George Lovell
South Dakota
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Pomeroy
Hobart Dyers
Alfred
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati Theater
Citizens For Decent Literature Organization
Matthews
Drake
Allen Brown
Andrews Dennison
Supreme Court of the United States
al Johnston
Matt
Milnot
Litchfield
Illnois
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