Rogers says air power will protect Americans in Indochina
Secretary of State William P. Rogers stated the United States is prepared to use airpower to the fullest extent in Cambodia and Laos to safeguard American lives in Indochina. He added the move should not lead to a land war and dismissed calls to limit air force use in defense of nationals.
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Rogers
U.S
Indochina
Washington
UPI
William P. Rogers
Cambodia
Laos
Congress
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Department
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Charges dismissed against Gen. Koster
The Army dropped all charges against Gen. Samuel W. Koster, former West Point superintendent, for allegedly suppressing My Lai civilian slayings. Seaman cited insufficient evidence for a court martial, though some findings suggested limited knowledge of the reported civilian deaths.
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Washington
UPI
Samuel W. Koster
West Point
My Lai
Vietnam
Koster
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
U.S
Jonathan O. Seaman
1St Army
Ft. Meade, Md
Ft. Meade
U.S. Military Academy
Seaman
Governor Davis Blasts Vermont Press On TV
Burlington Vermont Gov Deane C Davis accused the state press corps of mis portraying Welfare Commissioner Joseph W Betit and said he may resign If critics persist He declared he will stop holding weekly press conferences due to lack of time and asked reporters not to grill him further on a televised interview already filmed Thursday and aired Friday night
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Burlington
Vermont
Deane C. Davis
Joseph W. Betit
Davis
Donald Hovey
Caledonia Record
Norman Runnion
Brattleboro Reformer
Bett
Runnion
Rutland
Nixon
Vermont Credit Association
Warren Scribner
Montpelier
Department of Development and Community Affairs
EPA proposes nationwide air quality standards for major cities
The U S Environmental Protection Agency proposed rules setting limits on six pollutants and requiring cities to curb traffic and emissions. Authorities would push states to implement plans within nine to 18 months with final rules by mid 1975 and leaded gasoline to be phased out, with discussions of unleaded fuel by 1974. Some cities named as likely to face traffic controls include New York Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia and Denver.
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Washington
API
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Denver
Rockefeller warns of uprising if U S revenue shares denied
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller and Gov. Patrick J. Lucey urged Congress to approve President Nixon's plan to share 16 billion dollars in federal revenues with states and cities. They warned that without more funds, city services such as health, education and police could break down, signaling unrest nationwide.
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Washington
Rockefeller
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
House-Senate
Joint Economic Committee
Nixon
Congress
Changeable snow to flurries then clearing today
Weather summary notes a morning mix of changing snow to flurries and clearing. Temperatures in the 20s with a cold night expected as teens drop. Sunday looks fair with increasing clouds and highs in the low 20s.
State aid for private colleges in Vermont urged
Raymond A. Withey president of Green Mountain College argues Vermont faces a severe private college crisis. He urges direct state grants per degree, expanded student aid, and a coordinating council to balance public and private education, warning that bankruptcy or state takeover would cost more long term.
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Poultney
Raymond A. Withey
Green Mountain College
Vermont
Withey
Vermont Council On Higher Education
State Association of All Vermont Colleges
University of Vermont
Bennington College
Vermont Student Assistance Corporation
Coordinating Council of Higher Education
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N.Y
Swayze
Gen
William L. Calley Jr
Middle East
U.N
Commerce Department
Environmental Boards
Rocky
Lucey
Interior Department
Green Mountain
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