Rogers Informs Sato on US Soviet Ties at Tokyo Talks
Secretary of State Rogers told Japanese officials that US Soviet relations are moving toward a less dangerous and less hostile state. He noted Gromyko’s Berlin talks proposal as acceptable and said the US will test Soviet aims carefully while protecting allies. Okinawa, Ryukyu return looms large.
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William P. Rogers
Japan
Rogers
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Berlin
Washington
State Department
Robert McCloskey
United States
Middle East
U.S
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Clifford Hardin
Paul McCracken
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Carl Gilbert
Treasury, Interior, Transportation and Labor Departments
Hisaku Sato
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
Fisaku Sato
Sato
Maximum Pressure Dropped As U S Shifts Vietnam Tactics
U S commanders in Vietnam have cut back from a maximum pressure approach to a limited response, calling it protective reaction to reduce U S casualties. The shift, centered in the Saigon area and 11 surrounding provinces, relies on intelligence to trigger large actions, while patrols continue. Gen Creighton Abrams Jr. visited Bangkok as the lull persists, with mixed views on whether Hanoi plans another offensive.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
3Rd Corps
Citadel
Creighton Abrams Jr
Bangkok
Nixon
Abrams
Hanoi
Pickets Press Kennedy as Mass Faces Crash Fallout
Hyannis Port residents stage another demonstration outside the Kennedy compound demanding more answers about the recent accident involving Senator Edward M. Kennedy. Eggs are thrown by youths as letters flood Kennedy offices urging him on while he sails the Victura with his son Edward to Nantucket Sound for a regatta day.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Washington
Boston
Edward
Nantucket Sound
Edgartown
Statehouse budget includes 900000 for Berkshire College
Governor Sargent filed a 69.8 million capital outlay budget that earmarks 900000 for Berkshire Community College to cover equipment and furnishings for the new campus on West Street Pittsfield. The item restores funds previously shifted to meet rising construction costs and federal aid deadlines as bids exceeded estimates.
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Sargent
Berkshire Community College
BCC
West Street
Pittsfield
University of Massachusetts At Amherst
Greenfield Community College
Bridgewater State Hospital
Lowell State College
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
New Bedford Mental Health Center
Fatal Drug: Plasma Tests Continued From Page 1
Knott's injury list grows after a lawsuit against Stough and associates for 270000. He cites liver brain and organ damage plus weight loss and reduced life expectancy. The case settled for 2000 after Knott’s penitentiary treatment and crime spree. Stough expanded plasma work to Kilby Draper Atmore Cummins Farm prisons through 1963. Companies defended data while Merck Lederle Wyeth commented on suitability and limited involvement.
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Stough
Kilby
Montgomery
Ala
Draper
Atmore
Cummins Farm
Arkansas State Penitentiary
Stougt
Merck, Sharp & Dohme
Lederle Laboratories
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Wyeth Laboratories
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John A. Volpe
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D-Holyoke
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Crence
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Carpet Exchange
Park Street
Pitts. Gen. Hospital
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