Hickel weighs 1972 GOP challenge to Nixon over war ecology
Former Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel said he might seek the Republican presidential nomination if Nixon escalates the Vietnam war or reverses the ecological push. Hickel, ousted last year, spoke at the University of Utah about policy shifts and environmental protection.
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Napalm Bombing Drives North Vietnam Buildup Areas
UPI reports Chinook helicopters dropped homemade napalm on North Vietnamese concentrations near the A Shau Valley in preparation for a Laotian border push. Marines began a standdown for a May return to California as Phase 7 of Nixon's pullout starts eight days early. Navy jets hit Soviet missiles near Quan Lang after they fired on a reconnaissance plane.
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Passenger group seeks delay in AMTRAK takeover on May 1
A federal court may grant a 10 day delay to AMTRAK's May 1 takeover as the National Association of Railroad Passengers asks Congress for an extra 250 million dollars to expand service. The group aims to keep trains from being cut while supporting added routes including Buffalo to Chicago and Detroit to New York.
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Two young boys charged in infant's crucifixion
In San Francisco a 10 year old boy and his 7 year old brother were ordered held at the Youth Guidance Center for further hearings in the crucifixion killing of 20 month old Noah Alba. The judge kept them in seclusion for safety.
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Protest leader Kerry explains vets anger at Vietnam war
Former Lt John Kerry led about 1000 Vietnam veterans to Washington to urge disengagement from Vietnam. He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee they feel used and that leaders failed them. He described wounded friends, drug problems, and a costly return home as the war's consequences.
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Sign row over Women's Lib signs Ignites protest at Vancouver station
Vancouver woman removes obscenity sign by David Samis after a string of complaints about a loud message at his service station. Samis, 27, says the signs boost business while women threaten further actions including a boycott. Local student Carol Sayre calls the act personal and vows continued vigilance against perceived word pollution.
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Senate votes for uniform desegregation policy
The Senate approved 44 to 34 an amendment by Sen. John C. Stennis to support uniform enforcement of desegregation across regions. The move, a symbolic policy statement, hinges on future laws or a Supreme Court ruling to have real impact. Stennis called it a hopeful step toward consistent policy.
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Movie listings and schedules in local drive-ins and cinemas
At the Movies includes Gimme Shelter at Cinema Williamstown rated GP a discussion of real murder scenes. Doctors Wives continues at Harte Theatre followed Sunday by I Never Sang For My Father. Manchester Cinema presents The Aristocats and Rascal in a Disney double feature rated G. Hathaway's Drive-In offers You Only Live Twice GP. Bennington Drive-In schedules a quadruple horror bill. Time clock lists show times: Manchester 7:30 Rascal 9 Aristocats 10:15, Harte Williamstown 8 7 and 9.
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