Hospital Notes and Births Mark Gulf Coast Entries
New Arrivals include Jimmy Dan Coyle Crosby in Room 206 and James Massengale Baytown in Room 131. Births announce Eladie A Diaz son born March 19 and Charles Ray Brookshire son born March 19, with Gulf Coast listed as the location. The passage also notes the five states ratifying the Constitution in order: Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut.
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Jimmy Dan Coyle
Mrs
Jerry Dan Coyle
Crosby
Room 206
Eladie A. Diaz
Illinois
Gulf Coast
Charles Ray Brookshire
Mont Belvieu
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia
Connecticut
Nixon's ABM plan seen as defensive against China threat
In Washington, Senate leaders debate the administration's anti missile program. The new ABM Sentinel aims to shield key deterrents at a cost of six to seven billion dollars, contrasting Johnson era plans for fifteen cities at five point five billion. Mansfield says the Vietnam war may require longer presidential efforts at Paris, signaling a shift from earlier restraint.
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China
Nixon
Johnson
Sentinel
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Vietnam
Mansfield
Melvin R. Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
Paris
J. W. Fulbright
George S. McGovern
Laird
John Stennis
D-Miss
How It's Possible A Man Serves 10 Years As President
The vice president can succeed to the presidency and, if he serves two years or less of the unexpired term, may still be elected to two terms as president. If he has served more than two years, he may be elected to only one four year term.
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Stock Ticker Snapshot From Noon Markets
A compact glimpse lists many firms with percent changes and values including Inland Steel at 86 and Interlake Steel at 3454, alongside Jones & Laughlin 30 and Ford, General Electric, General Motors, and Exxon affiliated peers. The note reads like a clipped price board with varied percentages and symbols.
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Inland Steel
Interlake Steel
EBM
Jones & Laughlin
Allis Chalmers Arlan
Anaconda Aimco Woes Bendix
Beth Steel
Carrier Corp Chrysler
Columbia Gass
Delta Air
Diamond Shamrock Dow Chemical
Dresser Ind
Iso Paso Nat Gas
Ethyl Corp
Ford
Foremost-McKesson
Elec
Gen Motors
Tel & Elec
Gen Tire
Georgia-Pacific Gillette
Gordon’s Jewelry
Greyhound
Gulf States Util Gulf Western
Halliburton
Hoffman Electr
Kerr-McGeeling-Temco-Vought
McDonnell-Douglas
Magnavox
Microdot
Mobile Socony
Monsanto Nat Dist
Occidental Pet
Penn Central RR
Phillips Pet
RGA Steers Iee
Raytheon
Tel & Tel Atlantic Richfield Celanese DuPont
Getty Oil
Gulf Oil Harvey Aluminum
Kresge
Marathon Oil
Nat Dairy
Pepsi Cola Roan Selector
Tax Talks and Trial Tidbits From State Session
The House Revenue and Tax Committee discussed a proposed $10 penalty on each moving traffic fine to raise about $38.5 million over two years. Rep. Cory challenged the plan as potentially unconstitutional, while Rep. Heatly noted personal income tax plans loom next. Separately, Gov. Ellington questioned the James Earl Ray solo theory in the King assassination amid ongoing debate on the Nashville case.
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House Appropriations Committee
Smith
House Revenue and Tax Committee
Rep
R.H. Cory
Victoria
Cory
Hay
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Forman
John Connally
Ray
Memphis
Nashville
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Atlas Wedge action clips Viet Cong near Lau Tieng
Casualties reported as dive bombers helicopters and artillery hit Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces five miles northeast of Lau Tieng. U S troops say 20 enemy bodies left behind and no American casualties. The sweep eases pressure on Dau Tieng base, with enemy abandoning bunkers and leaving weapons and supplies as they pull back.
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11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Lau Tieng
U.S
Saigon
25Th Infantry Division
Dau Tieng
Brown University Faculty Calls ROTC Credit Cut
In Providence Rhode Island the Brown University faculty voted to drop academic credit for ROTC programs while keeping ROTC as a special program outside the regular curriculum. They asked administrators to renegotiate ROTC contracts with the Department of Defense and report by May commencement.
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Providence, RI
Brown University
Department of Defense
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