Borman Seen as Leader in NASA Administration Drive
Frank Borman, Apollo 11 commander, emerging as front-runner to head NASA after Paine's resignation. Other contenders include George Low and Wernher von Braun while Paine urges swift choice as 1972 budget details loom. Borman’s mix of technical skill and public presence noted. career at Eastern Airlines follows recent NASA role.
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Viet General Denies Slap at Thai Soldiers
Lt. Gen. Do Cao Tri denied insulting Thai troops in a New York Times interview and apologized to the Thai ambassador. He said the Thai and Cambodian governments must decide on commitment to Cambodia, while Sterba stood by his reporting of Thai troops not aiding defense.
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Realistic film script caused real police to break up protest
In Antwerp a movie crew’s demon stration scene triggered real police action when officers, unaware of the shoot, dispersed the protest. They halted the filming and nearly detained moviemaker Robbe de Hert before learning of the production script.
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Antwerp
UPI
Robbe de Hert
Democratic Leaders In North Dakota Indicted In Bank Conspiracy
A federal grand jury indicted six North Dakota Democratic leaders and the First Western State Bank of Minot for conspiring to make political contributions from bank funds. The charges cover 1964 to 1969 and allege aims to grow deposits and influence at national, state, and local levels through political spending and activity.
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UPI
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Senate
Herbert [Meschke
Mark Purdy
Democratic National ‘Committee
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Minot
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U.S. District Court
Fargo
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Meschke
Purdy
Hayden Thompson
Towner
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Glen Burn
Gary Williamson
Larry Erickson
Leave of
Gary McDaniel
Bank
Citizens For Humphrey
Democratic Non- Partisan League
Assembly Okays Free Fishing Licenses for Men
The California state assembly approved a bill granting free fishing licenses to men age 62 or older with limited incomes. The current law set minimum ages at 65 for men and 62 for women, prompting Assemblyman Vincent Thomas to say men deserve equal rights with women.
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Calif
KCRG RADIO Announces $1600 Stock Market Sweepstakes
The station invites entries for a $1600 stock market sweepstakes with an entry deadline of August 8. Entry blanks are available at participating sponsors and sponsors are listed by KCRG RADIO 1600 throughout the day.
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Kcrg Radio
Nixon Criticism Sparks House Democratic Pushback
Washington AP report shows House leaders challenging President Nixon after his criticism of Congress. Speaker McCormack says Congress is not a whipping boy and vows opposition to Nixon’s tax or spending veto threats. Boggs OKla Albert urge vetoes and question Republican support for appropriations.
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Okla
Thieu Sees GIs in Vietnam Through 1973
President Thieu told Western reporters in Saigon he expects 50 000 American troops to stay in South Vietnam as a residual force to protect supply bases and likened it to a Korea style presence. He spoke amid uncertainty over mid 1971 withdrawals and outlined arming 500 000 self defense volunteers with larger weapons.
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South Korea
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People’s Self Defense Forces
Stanley Hyman Dies After Restaurant Illness
Stanley Edgar Hyman 51 a literary critic and author best known as Shirley Jackson's husband died on the way to a hospital after being stricken at a Bennington restaurant on a Wednesday night AP report notes.
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Stanley Edgar Hyman
Shirley Jackson
Useful items sell quickly with a low cost want ad
A local classified note advertises quick selling of useful items at low cost with a contact number 369 1234 for interested buyers to call.
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