Ant power fuels North Vietnam war endurance
AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett reports on North Vietnam's resilience, the so called ant power that moves supplies on back roads at night, the vast antiaircraft effort, and the civilian labor behind soldiering on behind bombed cities. He describes battlefield logistics, shifts from skies to ground, and the human drive sustaining the war effort.
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Peter Arnett
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Peter
Arnett AP
Hanoi
Nam Dinh City
Phat Diem
June Fonda
Ramsay
Clark
Navy
Mark Gartley
Norris Charles
Air Force
Edward
Low Vietnam
Ural
Hanai
Phil le
North
Elias
Charles
Ninh Binh
Gartley
Chapel Hill Student Lives In A Tree Home
Chip Hope, a UNC junior, built a six foot square treehouse in a pecan grove near campus. He pays nothing, uses neighbors’ bathrooms, and enjoys a cool study spot with a rope ladder and a candle. He previously lived in dorms and fraternity spaces.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University ‘of ‘North Carolina
Chip Hope
Hope
Chip
Antler Lodge
Waller
Charlotte
Lust
Kidd
Chaniel Hill
Chiao Arrives in New York for U.N. General Assembly
Chiro Ruazhua, deputy foreign minister of China, has arrived in New York to attend the U N General Assembly. He is expected to address the assembly on Tuesday.
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New York
Chiro Ruazhua
Depuy’ Foreign Minester of
China
U.N. General Assembly
Chiao
General Assembly
Body of Plattsmouth boy found after eight days missing
Plattsmouth authorities say autopsy and other tests are expected to be announced Monday in the death of 10 year old Bobby Pauley. The boy was missing eight days before his body was found Saturday covered with grass and leaves. Cass County Sheriff James Begley said the autopsy began Sunday with tests ongoing and no concrete conclusions yet.
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Nol
Bobby Pauley
Cass County Aity
James Begley
Begley
National 4-H Week Signals New Spirit in Organization
Platte County and neighboring areas join nationwide observance of National 4-H Week. The theme A New Day-4 New Way emphasizes a pioneering spirit within about five million youth and half a million volunteers. 4-H now spans all 50 states plus territories and 85 countries, expanding beyond rural roots to urban centers with updated programs in conservation, consumer education, health, and leadership.
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Unite States
Cooperative Extension Service
National
District of Columbus
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guam
Boston
Chicago
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Equnty Extension Office
Nebraskans seek governor council on mental health
Lincoln officials from the Nebraska Association for Mental Health say they have not received a reply to letters sent on Sept 13 and Sept 28 asking Gov. Ix on to create a governor's council on mental health. They worry DPI policy shifts would limit treatments and cite lack of citizen input in drafting a mental health services act. Association VP Mary Hepburn claims Dr. Jack Anderson has not engaged with them as stated.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Association For Mental Health
A. J. Ixon
Governor’s Council On Mental Health
James Green
Fairbury
Mary Hepburn
Lincoln
Association
State Department of Public Institutions
DPI
DPT Medical Services
Jack Anderson
Retail clerks back McGovern endorsement in Nebraska
Omaha AP reports the Nebraska Retail Clerks Union with about 2,500 members shows 80 percent backing the McGovern Shriver ticket. Secretary treasurer Gene Babb notes strong support among union members in the presidential endorsement. The piece also mentions Albanian agriculture participation.
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Omaha, Neb
Nebraska Retail Clerks Union
George McGovern
Gene Babb
McGovern-Shriver
McGovern Hold in California News Analysis
California voters show a nuanced pattern in the 1972 race as McGovern maintains momentum in state polls while Nixon leads nationally. A California poll before Eagleton’s exit shows McGovern trailing by eight points, with a Dorothy Carey survey pegging Nixon lower than expected. Observers note the state’s crucial role with 45 electoral votes and intensive campaigning by both candidates to sway the outcome.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
Cali
Sovnia
Missouri
Thomas I. Eagleton
White House
John F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Mumphrey
Witte
Los Angeles
Carmen’ Warschaw
Democratic —_ politi
McCovern
Humphrey
Minnesota
Carpenter plans six TV programs for Senate bid
Democratic U S Senate hopeful Terry Carpenter, a 72 year old Scottsbluff state senator, says he will stage six television programs across Nebraska before the November election. He shifted to the Democratic party to run against incumbent Carl Curtis and says voters see him as neither Democrat nor Republican. Carpenter has spent about $9,000 on his campaign versus higher Republican funds and notes Republican efforts to unseat Curtis and fellow Nebraska senator Ronius, though some text is garbled.
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Neh
U.S Senate
Terry Carpenter
Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Senate
Curtis
RonandMraska
Witl
Luther League Hay Rack Ride Near St John’s Church
Kenneth Eisenmann drove the tractor for St John’s Luther League hay rack ride on Wednesday night. Robert Turner joined the group from Nevada. Pizza and pop were served in the church basement with Mrs. Eisenmann and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Herman. A retreat will be held at Camp Luther next weekend with Rev. Turner and Rev. David Kelson in charge.
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Leigh
Kenneth Isenmann
le St John's Luther League
Robert Turner
Eisenmann
Larry Herman
Camp Luther
Turner
David Kelson
Albion hosts Prime Rib Buffet for US Reef Survey team
The Albion Count Club hosts a 7:30 p m dinner for the United States Reef Survey team including representatives from the Ministry of Agriculture and industry groups. A 6:40 to 7:30 pm social hour precedes the dinner. Tickets cost $2.75. Sponsored by Wolf Brothers and Ranch and the Athi Chamber of Commerce.
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Albion Count Club
Spat
United States Reef Survey Team
Inclding
Ministry of Agriculture
Agricultural Researchers
Wolf Brothers and Ranch
Athi Chamber of Conmmerce
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