President outlines $424 million for 1973 youth programs
The President announces $424 million in federal funds for summer youth programs, with about $354 million for states and localities and $300 million for the Emergency Employment Assistance Act. He notes 776000 job opportunities, 120000 Youth Summer Placement Program positions, and private sector backing including 175000 extra jobs in 126 metro areas.
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Congress
Youth Conservation Corps
National Alliance of Businessmen
America
Kissinger's traveling staff fuels high-stakes diplomacy
Henry Kissinger relies on a diverse NSC team to plan and execute key international engagements. The group includes Alfred Jenkins John Holdridge Winston Lord and others who support Paris Peking Moscow and Hanoi talks and the upcoming Nixon Thieu summit in San Clemente California. Julienne Pineau serves as Kissinger's personal secretary handling logistics and finances.
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Kissinger
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Hanoi
South Vietnam
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San Clemente
Calif
Europe
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State Department
John Holdridge
National Security Council
David Bruce
Jenkins
Holdridge
Chou En Lai
Winston Lord
NSC
Lord
Alexander M. Haig Jr
White House
Haig
Pakistan
Chou
Army
Air Force
Brent Skowcroft
Skowcroft
Ogden
Utah
Joint Chiefs of Staff
William Sullivan
Southeast Asia
David Engel
Foreign Service
Jersey City
N.J
Rome
Saigon
Sullivan
Engel
Jonathan Howe
Navy
San Diego
Peter Rodman
Harvard
Julienne Pineau
Bethesda, Md
Harpo House Toilet Fame in Falk Township
In Falk Township of Clearwater County, a builder famed for lean-to outdoor toilets earned county notice. Six year old admirers called his doorless structures Harpo Houses, boosting the creator’s reputation as a craftsman and shaping local lore.
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Falk Township
Clearwater County
John St. George Farm
Harpo
Bagley
Bradley St. George
Bradley
Golden anniversary marks rise of home movie tech
In 1923 Kodak Research Laboratories announced reversal-type nonflammable safety film, enabling positive projection from the camera. The first amateur film was 16mm, followed by 8mm, expanding access to many. The era popularized home movies and tape recorders, turning imperfect takes into shared memories.
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Kodak Research Laboratories
Aunt Tillies
Uncle Bobs
Livestock Prices Fall Across Upper Plains Markets
A survey of major markets including Des Moines Chicago and Omaha shows sharp price declines in hogs cattle and lambs with hog losses up to 7.50 per hundredweight this week. Prices slipped across West Fargo Sioux Falls Yankton and Sioux City with observers labeling the drop psychologically driven and worrying ranchers and feeders.
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Fargo
N.D
Upper Plains
Des Moines
Chicago
Omaha
West Fargo
N.C
Sioux Falls
Huron
Yankton
S.C
Sioux City
Iowa
Jim Wester
Debbie Magnes
Healy
Pukwana
S.D
Chamberlain
Norbert Miller
Miller
Wester
al Haverman
Haverman
Magness
America
Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
An across and down clue list with numbered hints for a crossword style puzzle. Solving requires matching definitions to words, including tropical fruit dyn and Latin terms among others. Each numbered item corresponds to a letter slot in the puzzle grid.
POWs in Hanoi camps run like military units says ex-prisoners
American POWs in North Vietnam organized a clear command structure in camps with wing like staffs and units. They kept fit with mental and physical exercises despite brainwashing attempts, and used public address systems to hear Voice of Vietnam broadcasts until mid 1968.
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Associated Press
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Clark Air Base
Philippines
U.S
Viet Cong
Air Force
Norman L. Wells
Unionville
Wells
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Voice of Vietnam
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