Bell Pennsylvania unlisted numbers rate hike approved
The Public Utility Commission approved a 52.6 million dollar rate increase forcing 530000 residents to pay an extra 50 cents monthly for unlisted phone numbers. Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania argued for one dollar, citing costs to keep numbers private and to provide information.
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B52s Stage Heaviest Attacks In Four Months At Vietnam Border
SAIGON AP reports waves of B52 bombers hit a 200 mile stretch along the South Vietnam border near the DMZ and central highlands. The raids, the heaviest in four months, targeted North Vietnamese positions with over 500 tons of explosives as Westmoreland warned of a multiphased offensive. South Vietnamese air forces claimed several tanks destroyed near Kontum. DMZ fighting continued with rockets and mortars as North Vietnamese troops and Pathet Lao casualties were reported.
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North Vietnam
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Laotian Defense Ministry
Pakistan Move To Bangladesh Recognition Sparks Global Shifts
RAWALPINDI AP diplomats say nations will recognize Bangladesh after Pakistan quits the British Commonwealth. Bhutto calls the step a face saving move while promising good bilateral ties with Britain and other Commonwealth nations. He heads to Beijing for talks with Chinese leaders after leaving Yahya Khan era policy. Trade with the Commonwealth accounts for about 35 percent of Pakistan’s multibillion dollar annual commerce.
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Jury pool grows as Berrigan case enters second week
Harrisburg AP reports 65 more potential jurors appear today as jury selection continues in the conspiracy trial of Rev. Philip Berrigan and six others. The first week reduced 175 veniremen to 44 under questioning, with 12 jurors and six alternates to be chosen for charges of plotting draft-board raids, bombing heating tunnels, and kidnapping Henry Kissinger.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Aeaching
Marymount College
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N.Y
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Joseph Wenderoth
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Anthony Scoblick
Mary
Eqbal Ahmad
University of Chicago
New York Assembly Speaker Predicts No-Fault Auto Insurance Pass
New York State Assembly Speaker Perry Duryea said the legislature would approve a no-fault auto insurance bill in 1972. He noted strong support and suggested a form of no-fault will be adopted, with compensation for medical and property damage regardless of fault. Duryea warned the plan may proceed despite uncertainty about its specific design.
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