Gala State Dinner Honors Apollo 11 Astronauts
President Nixon toasted Neil Armstrong Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin Jr calling them brave men who pushed imagination beyond limits. The event in Los Angeles followed a New York ticker tape tribute and Chicago ceremonies as thousands gathered to honor the Apollo trio and pay respect to Apollo 1 victims.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Neil A. Armstrong
Idwin B. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Armstrong
New York
America
Washington
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Aerospace
Century Plaza Hotel
Darlier
New York City
Chicago
Nison
Houston
Spiro
Tl. Agnew
Aldrin
Eagle
Columbia
Collins
Agnew
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward WH
Roger B. Chaffee
Cape Kermedy
Michael Collings
Edwin Aldrin Jr
Neil Armstrong
Associated Press
Peace talks stumble as Vietnam war risks widen
U S ambassador Lodge warned at Geneva that North Vietnam and the Viet Cong are preparing a new offensive while U S withdrawals continue. Pham Dang Lam said fighting upswing blocks peace, and Neuyen Van Tien called U S withdrawals a disguise for aggression. Poland blasted U S chemical weapons research as a new balance of fear at the disarmament conference.
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Paris
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
North Vietnam
Lodge
Pham Dang Lam
Neuyen van Tien
Viet Cong
Saigon
Vietnam
Tien
Geneva
Poland
Antoni Czarkowski
CIA Ordered Rule-Out of Double Agent Reported
New York Times report states photographs showed a man allied with North Vietnamese intelligence while speaking with agents in Cambodia. The subject, identified as a double agent after intense interrogations, was named Chu Ven Thai Khac by sources but alias uncertain. Eight Special Forces personnel face murder charges linked to the suspect's disappearance and presumed death in the South China Sea.
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New York Times
Saigon
Special Forces
Cambodia
Special Forces Group
South China Sea
Robert B. Rhequit
Special’ Forces
South Vietnam
Army
Chu Ven Thai Khac
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
CIA
Nha Trang
Creighton W. Abrams
Abrams
Criminal Investigation Division
General hears lawyer request Major's release
In Saigon General Mabry met with lawyer George J. Gregory seeking release for Maj. Thomas C. Middleton Jr. held on a murder charge. Mabry said the request is under advisement and will be decided later. The petition blasts the Long Binh stockade as substandard and inhuman.
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Mabry
Gregory
Long Binh Army
Middleton
Dublin Troops Move to Ireland Border as Londonderry Fights
Irish Republic troops advance toward the Northern Ireland border within a mile of Londonderry as riots spread from the Bogside. Prime Minister Wilson and home secretary Cal implement emergency talks on possible British troop use. Cardinal Conway urges restraint amid calls for a U.N. peace force and protests over the Apprentice Boys parade.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Riat-Tern
Ulster
Government
Dublin
Southern Ireland
Britain
Bogside
Ment
Harald Wilson
James Callaghan
Royal Air Force Base
St. Mawgan
Cornwall
England
Letterkenny
Ireland
U.N
Congo
Cyprus
Cardinal
Belfast
John Cardinal Conway
Northern Iish
Irish Republic
James Chichester-Clark
Jack Lynch
Republic
GE Unveils 6.8 Million Program To Clean Housatonic
General Electric plans an eight year program totaling 6.8 million dollars to curb water pollution in the Housatonic River. The effort targets oil and industrial wastes including phenol chrome and fluorescein dye. DWPC approval came with quarterly reporting. Major plants cited include Rising Paper Crane Co. Kimberly Clark Mead Paper. Major cleanup to be completed by 1972 with steps such as oil separators and flushing Silver Lake.
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General Electric Co
Housatonic River
Richard L. Reinhart
Pittsfield
Reinhart
State Division of Water Pollution Control
DWPC
Western Regional Sanitary
William Doubleday
Housatonic
Rising Paper Co
Great Barrington
Risingdale
Rising
Crane & Co
Dalton
Peter J. Schweitzer
Kimberly-Clark
Mead Paper Co. Mills
Lee
Silver Lake
Peace focused portfolio aims at war-free investments
A Boston firm proposes peace stocks for investors wary of arms profits. Thomas O'Connell Management & Research Corp. lists defense contractors and weapons makers as nonmembers of a broad military-industrial complex, noting over 80 percent of U.S. public companies are nonmembers.
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New York
Thomas O'Connell Management & Research Corp
Hingham
Mass
Wall Street
Vietnam
Pentagon
O'Connell
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Allee R. Tepper
Old Faithful Sells After 55 Years of Driving
After 55 years behind the wheel and a 36000 mile odometer, Old Faithful has been sold. The ad invites turning something into cash and directs readers to call a Tage Advisor at 199-0100 for immediate assistance.
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Tme
Old Faithful
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