Interior Dept Official Warns U S Faces Fuels Shortage
Interior Department official Dr. Wilson M. Laird warned the United States is moving from energy abundance to scarcity. He said the Northeast will rely increasingly on eastern hemisphere sources for oil, coal, and natural gas as domestic production declines and imports grow.
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Interior Dept
U.S
Washington
UPS
Interior Department
United States
Middle East
Northeast
Wilson M. Laird
Department
Oil and Gas Office
Laird
Dallas
Texas
America
Alaska
Caribbean
Venezuela
Bases in U.S. and Abroad Pentagon To Abolish 93900 Jobs
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird announced cutbacks totaling 93900 military and civilian positions at 371 bases to save 915 million dollars. Details will be released Friday at 4 p.m. EST. Overseas reductions hinge on country consultations and several major Navy and Army reductions are listed, including at Boston Portsmouth Philadelphia Mare Island Long Beach Bremerton Fort Polk Fort Benning Ft Gordon Ft Bragg Ft Sill Westover Griffiss Richards Gebaur and Westover transfer. The Bennington Banner lists local and national figures and rates.
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UPI
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Ft. Gordon
F.T. Bragg
N.C
Ft. Sill
Okla
Ground Electronics Engineering Installation Agency
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Air Force Communications Services
Westover
Griffiss Air Force Base
N.Y
Air Force
Air Force Communications Service
Schott Air Force Base
Belleville
Richards- Gebaur Air Force Base
Kansas City
Nixon May Disclose Facts On U S Involvement in Laos
The Nixon administration weighs frank disclosures about U S involvement in Laos amid a credibility gap. Officials say U S activity was limited, focused on bombing the Ho Chi Minh Trail and backing the royal Laotian government against North Vietnamese forces, especially after the Plain of Jars battle.
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U.S
Laos
Washington
UPI
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South
Vietnam
United States
America
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Battle of the Plain of Jars
30 Whites Arrested for Attacks on Busloads of Negro Children
Rain drenched Lamar County as police completed the arrest of 30 whites on riot charges from Tuesday’s mob attack near Lamar High School. Fifteen were jailed Wednesday night, with one still in pajamas. The surge comes amid school desegregation tensions across the South, including Alabama’s new freedom of choice bill signed by Gov. Brewer, and Mississippi’s school funding shift tied to desegregation trends.
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Lamar, S&c
UPI
Darlington County
Lamar High School
South
Lamar
Montgomery
Albert Brewer
Alabama
Georgia
Jackson, Tenn
Madison County
Mississippi House of Representatives
Lowndesboro
Ala
Uniform concerns raise court moment in Lincoln
In Lincoln England a police sergeant testifying in court drew attention when the judge commented on his new uniform. The sergeant said the trousers were too tight around the bottom, making bending and sitting difficult, highlighting an amusing wardrobe malfunction in a formal setting.
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Lincoln
England
UPI
Dennis Greaves
Dennis
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Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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Tom Girt
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Zenith
Aberdeen
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Circle of Sound
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Hunt Street
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