Movable War Concept Moves Vietnam to Laos
A syndicated column by Dick West imagines moving war zones to different countries from Vietnam to Laos and beyond. It argues the logistics, weariness, and strategic shifts would alter engagement, suggesting future moves toward Thailand Burma Afghanistan and even the Middle East as a speculative outcome.
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AFL
Nixon
Vietnam
Laos
Burma
Thailand
Afghanistan
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S
Indochina
Aiddle
Middle East
Saigo
Lutheran groups hold meetings in St Paul Leigh area
LEIGH All members attended the Lutheran Church meeting at St Paul Leigh. Arthur Mackenstadt led devotions on The Road to Gethsemane. A discussion covered the assembly meeting to be held in Vremont on April 28 at Salem. Attendees included Walter Faye and Thomas Boning. Vicki Mackenstadt and Barbie Hanel visited Lincoln for the state basketball tournament.
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St. Paul Lutheran Church
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Arthur Mackenstadt
Gethsemane
Vremont
Salem
Lutheran Church
St. Peter
Creston
St. Paul of Leigh
St. Peter's
Walter Faye
Thomas Boning
Leonard Nanel
Barbie
Lileal
Hanel
Vicki Mackenstadt
Broken Bow
Larry Mackenstadt
Lincoln
Vickie
Jeisry Mackenstadt
Leininger named to ISU committee at Jawa State University
Leininger son of Mc ann dirs Veishen Open House Committee at Jawa State University appointed chairman on the 17 duties include coordinating open house displays within the college of veterinary medicine. He was PreVet Club president and co-chairman of the sophomore vet class open house in 1970. He belongs to Kappa Sigma and the student AVMA chapter. Veishen festival draws over a quarter of a million visitors each year.
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Towa
Joel Ry Leininger
Ann Dirs
Vante Leininger
Veterinary Medicine
Veishen
Jawa State University
College of Veterinary Medicine
Leininger
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
American Veterinary Medicine Association
Auxiliary Sends Items to Vietnam and Legion Birthday Supper
The American Legion Auxiliary reports over 100 pounds of packages sent to Vietnam. A Legion Birthday Supper for Legion and Auxiliary members is planned for March 27 at the Legion Hall. Officers include Mrs. Vernon Myer president and Willard Krause vice president.
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American Legion
Vietnan
Legion
Legion Hall
Vernon Myer
ANS
Willard Krause
Bob Carnahan
William Parry
Suere
Norman Rood
Rack Stryder
Wall Street charter argues for a rising bull market
Wall Street analysts from Sowpin, Wats & Co and Hutton & Co warn that complacency risks amid the Dow hovering near 986. They expect consolidation before higher equity prices and a test of a 1000 level, citing debt, balance of payments, and labor issues as potential risks into 1973.
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UPD
Dow
Technicahy
Sowpin
Wats & Co
Harris, Upham & Co
Class Corresponds With Embassies At RpDWARD High
Freshman World geography class at St Edward High School writes to embassies of various countries to learn about foreign counties. Students paired in groups displayed flags and items on bulletin boards for peers to view. Instructor James Barr leads the effort. Mr and Mrs Creg Flaherty recently returned from Williams Ky and visited friends in Tennessee and Brasco Mo.
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St. Edward High School
James Barr
Creg Flaherty
Williams Ky
Crtego
US Navy
Tennessee
Karen Cumming Oat
Washington window on fundraisers amid party money race
Raymond Lahr notes Republicans look to stock market gains and a March 24 Washington dinner to bolster 1972 fundraising, while Democrats pursue sustaining member growth after inheriting debt. Dole reports January February receipts from under $100 donors and $100 plus givers. Strauss cites Democratic sustainers expanding from 10,000 to over 50,000 with goal of 80,000 to 100,000 by year end.
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UPI
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GOP
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Senate
National Committee
Reprabiican National
Robert J.dole
Jess
Denver
Robert
Strauss
Demacratic
Backstairs at the White House gym plan sparks staff talk
Washington UPI reports Chicago era gossip that President Nixon and aides consider creating a White House Executive Office Building gym for off hour workouts. Decision likely in a week or two with男女 line slots. The plan echoes past White House fitness efforts and Camp David trips. Tricia Nixon’s fiancé Edward Cox is a top tennis player who has used the courts during visits.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
General Services Administration
Government Housekeeping Agency
Harry S. Truman
Birsl Johnson
Triia
John Bf Kennedy
Lyndon Br.stohoson
Pollo Vietim
Frank DL Roosevelt
Whitey Son
Key Biscayne
Vila
Grand Cay
Bahamas
San Clemente
Calif
Wixars
Camp David
Maryland
Florida
California
Tricia Nioxu
Edward Finch Cox
Tricia
Lear
Fourth Round of SALT Talks Opens in Vienna
The United States and Soviet Union begin the fourth SALT round in Vienna with pledges to pursue positive results. Gerard C. Smith leads the US delegation and Vladimir S. Smenoy heads the Soviet team as both sides acknowledge remaining gaps while aiming for a meaningful agreement on arms limitations.
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UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Franz Javis
Gerard C. Smith
Smith
Vladimir S. Smenoy
Trahy
Kremlin
Nixon
Helsinki
Stuttering bingo caller loses job in Wigan
In Wigan England bingo caller Jack Highy was fired after developing a stutter. Housewives complained the tension was unbearable as they waited for him to announce numbers. He found new work checking tickets at the door.
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Wigan
England
Jack Highy
Deep cooling eyed to extend open heart ops for infants
University of Washington team refines suspended animation by deep cooling or dos typothermia to lengthen time for infant open heart surgery. babies too tiny for a heart lung machine benefit as doctors slow body functions to near zero oxygen needs, enabling repairs before restarting the heart. Dr. Hitoshi Mochi leads the project with American Heart Association funding to speed operations and expand use. first operation in 1965. technique inspired by Japan eight years earlier.
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Eldon Barrett
Wash
UPI
University of Washington Surgicall
Ture
American Heart Association
Hitoshi Mochi
Japan
Almanac notes and historical milestones for March 15
Almanac entry highlights events on this day: 1936 Pershing takes command of U S troops destined for Mexico. 1953 Malenkov comments on peaceful dispute resolution. 1969 Willis Reed era mentioned. 1970 West Point resignation tied to civilian killings cover-up. Also notes birthdays and a Tennyson quote.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Joan J. Pershing
U S
Mexico
Malenkov
Josef Stalin
Walter Reed Hospital
Dwight D. Misenhowez
Samuel Koster
West Point
Vielara
Jackson Named Capital in Honor of Andrew Jackson
The Mississippi state capital, Jackson, bears its name to honor Andrew Jackson, reflecting historic ties to the nation’s seventh president. This designation ties the city to early 19th century politics and regional development.
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Andrew Jackson
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