Communists Outline 1974 Strategy for South Vietnam
U.S. intelligence reports reveal a 1974 plan by Communist leaders to press for growing control in Vietnam's border regions while conducting guerilla style attacks inside government held areas. Cadre were briefed by a general and other officers in recent meetings.
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Washington energy curbs seen across government and elite
Washington officials and notable residents cut heat and light to save fuel. Ethel Kennedy reduces heat in five rooms. President Nixon and energy chief William Simon push for energy saving, substituting trains and buses for cars and limiting official transport.
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Lowell Weicker Jr
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Florida
Treasury Department
Richard ©. Simpson
Consumer Product Safety Commission
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General Services Administration
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McLean
Jefferson
Lincoln
Frank Ikard
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American Petroleum Institute
Jayne
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
Baltimore to End Controversial Juvenile Testing Program
Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer announced the termination of a city program that tested 4,500 elementary students for mis adaptive behavior to identify potential juvenile delinquents. He called the pilot a controversial, potentially abusive effort and refused further funding. The plan, partly financed by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, faced criticism as stigmatizing children.
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William Donald Schaefer
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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