Communists claim U S pressure on POW releases overcomes Hanoi failures
The article recounts North Vietnam promising to resume prisoner releases after U S demands tied to the peace accord. It notes Hanoi's response to mine actions and bombing, and reports on demonstrations in Hue and Da Nang, the fate of delegates, and disputes over civilian prisoners. The piece contends the truce supervisors were blocked, challenging Hanoi’s statements.
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North Vietnam
United States
Haiphong
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Hue
da Nang
Four
Saigon
United
Paris
Rogers
U.S
Canada
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
Oil price controls return for big firms under COl Council
The Cost of Living Council ordered mandatory price controls on 23 large oil companies, limiting crude oil and refined products to roughly a 1 percent rise without government sign off. Gas prices escape this cap, while shortages loom next summer and talk of rationing reappears. Smaller firms largely follow the leaders.
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Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Comen
We the People and the Wounded Knee Debate in 1973
Russell Means of AIM argues for native land rights at Wounded Knee while another speaker at the United Nations in New York urges justice. The piece warns against portraying past wrongs as inherent life apart from current American shared history and urges viewing Indians as fellow Americans with grievances and hopes.
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Russell Means
AIM
Wounded Knee
United Nations
New York
Manhattan
Minnesota Attorney General Warns On Hidden Shoplifting Tax
Atty. Gen. Warren Spannaus says Minnesota shoppers pay a hidden two percent sales tax via theft losses, estimating $500,000 daily and $150 million yearly. He backs tougher laws to prosecute fencing and outlines a major Twin Cities shoplifting ring cracked by a new Organized Crime Intelligence Unit.
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St. Paul, Minn
Spannaus
Minnesota
Attorney General’s Office
Twin Cities
Nevada
Minnesota Retail Federation
Japan Alone Shows Willingness in Indochina Aid Effort
Washington reports only Japan ready to join a multinational Indochina relief program with substantial funds, while Britain France and Indonesia pledge minimal or no aid. Canada offers limited support as the Paris talks show waning international participation. China and the Soviet Union will aid North Vietnam bilaterally.
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Washington
United States
Indochina
Congress
Nixon
Japan
Tokyo
North Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Great Britain
France
Bonn
Indochina States
Vietnam States
Canada
Ottawa
China
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
Paris
Mountain lion population in California more than doubles
Biologists estimate California mountains lions have increased at least twofold over the past decade, suggesting a significant rise in their numbers across the state.
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California
Good plant beds make good gardens by Swenson column
Gardening tips from Sheila and Allan Swenson cover starting plants plus soil and bed prep. Use humus litter, ground limestone, proper spacing, transplanting depth, watering cadence, mulch, and pinching to boost flowering. Order Practical Book of Organic Gardening for $1.25 plus postage.
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Sheila
Allan Swenson
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Swenson
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Humphrey backs Nixon Indochina aid plan
Senator Hubert Humphrey says he will support President Nixon's plan to fund postwar aid to North Vietnam after assurances the money comes from outside the domestic budget. He praised Kissinger and urged public pressure to address domestic budget priorities.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
North Vietnam
Minnesota
Indochina
Humphrey
U.S
Hanoi
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
White House
St. Paul
Roger the perfect carrier stars in The Pioneer's new daily feature
The Pioneer debuts a comic strip about Roger a flawless delivery boy who never misses a paper and never gets wet. Roger the pint sized Paul Bunyan adventures with Alice and Rocky his dog, in a humorous dig at real carriers. Readers are invited to share if Roger echoes their own paper routes.
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Roger
Pioneer
Paul Bunyan
Alice
Rocky
The High Cost of Keeping Your Congressman
Washington report details average annual costs to run a U S representative and staff at 188000 while senators climb higher at about 30000 extra. It lists salaries allowances staff counts travel and fringe benefits including free mail and office space costs with regional variations and limits.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Congress
Virginia
California
Across and Down Word Puzzle Notes
A fragmented list of crossword style clues with across and down numbers and several paired entries. The readable items include hints for words such as stimulus, apportion, alien terms, and various clue prompts across columns with occasional references to periods and languages.
Fragmented Clue List Clues Mixed in Text
Puzzle fragments list terms and hints including European yokes female draft horses bells and rivers. Several complex clues touch on anatomy garments and biblical references suggesting a cryptic or crossword style parsing.
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Ganicwjardener
HHH
Pioneer Daily
Reas
Olio
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Musteline
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