Hickel Plays Cops and Poachers In Everglades National Park
Walter Hickel secretary of the interior leads a late night mock poaching cruise in Everglades National Park to study vanishing alligators. The whimsical trip aboard a 16 foot boat aims to reveal why Florida’s water wilderness hides fewer alligators and what can be done.
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Hickel
Everglades National Park
Lost Man’s River
Fla
Washington
Miami
Dick Stokes
Stokes
Flamingo
Lake Okeechobee
Interior Department
Admirals Review Pueblo Loss and Lessons for Navy
Five admirals privately assessed Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher and the Pueblo case amid 3,400 pages of testimony from 104 witnesses. Bucher said the crew could not resist the seizure, with recommendations due in weeks as the case moves through the chain to the White House.
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Coronado, Calif
UPID
Lloyd M. Bucher
Pueblo
North Korea
Bucher
E. Miles Harvey
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Adm
John J. Hyland
Hyland
Defense Department
White House
Nixon
Janary
Guess Who Has Joined The Youth Rebellion
Washington news reports Adam Clayton Powell, veteran Harlem congressman, aligning with the youth protest movement. Powell, readmitted to the House after a $25,000 fine, says he maintains rapport with students amid campus disorder felonies and lectures at colleges including Notre Dame.
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Washington
UPD
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Powell
Notre Dame
Five Day Forecast for Boston and New England
The five day outlook in New England from Saturday to Wednesday shows temperatures near normal with highs in the 30s to 40s and lows mostly from the teens to the 20s. Precipitation expected is under one tenth of an inch with light snow flurries likely mainly in northern areas Saturday and perhaps Sunday.
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Boston
UPI
New Engand
U.S. Weather Bureau
Tobacco fee seeks advertising curbs
Washington Republicans and industry claim a new tobacco tax measure aims to block efforts to curb cigarette ads. Sen. Frank Moss, chairing the Senate Commerce subcommittee on consumers, vows to oppose bills expanding advertising freedom. FCC proposes a blanket ban on broadcast ads and FTC seeks a strong health warning, with laws due to lapse June 30 if not extended or renewed.
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Washington
UPI
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Senate Commerce Committee
Moss
Commerce
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
House
FTC
FCC
Outpost Attacked By Foe From DMZ
North Vietnamese troops launched their first ground assault from the DMZ since Nov 1, overrunning a South Vietnamese outpost. Eighteen Allied soldiers were killed and 43 wounded as a 200 man Communist unit retreated toward the DMZ after heavy artillery and air bombardment, leaving four bodies. U.S. sources said the Reds hold a safe haven north of the line and that U.S. forces may not fire into that sector unless fired upon. It marked the first attack from the buffer zone since Johnson halted bombing of North Vietnam.
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Saigon
UPD
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S
Johnson
North Vietnam
Laos
Highlands
Chuong Thien
Mekong
Cat Lover Raps Ailurophobes
A Bennington Vermont newspaper piece notes cat lovers defend felines amid ailurophobes while detailing local and regional military actions in Southeast Asia. It cites Shirley Seiler of the St. Louis Animal Protective Association praising cats and mentioning national cat ownership estimates. The report also covers U.S. Marine and Vietnamese civilian casualties and shelling in Vietnam, with additional domestic publication details for The Bennington Banner.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Shirley Seiler
St. Louis Animal Protective Association
Volpe Clears Boyd in Conflict of Interest Probe
Washington UPI report indicates former Transportation Secretary Alan S. Boyd did not commit wrongdoing by taking a $95,000-a-year rail job after a $25 million federal grant to the Illinois Central line. Volpe ordered a full final report, saying he aims to avoid any appearance of conflict and will impose stricter staff rules.
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Washington
UPI
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Boyd
John A. Volpe
United Press International
Volpe
Transportation Department
Urban Mass Transit Administration
Chicago South Suburban Mass Transit Authority
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central
Mass Transit
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Admirals Survey
Youth Rebellion
Tobacco Fee
Nichols
Gerber
Excalibur
Arthur
S. W
Portland
Oregon
Aia Tai Ee
Main ST
Bennington, VT
New York
Williamstown
Ronald Gibson
Carlton Press, Inc
Fifth Avenue
N.Y
Cat Lover
Bennington Banner
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
Vermont
Music Books
Dial
Drysdale’s
the Notch Restaurant
E. Main ST
Philco
A.C.T
REL
Philco Radio
Ffeed Wirth
Home Furniture CO
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
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