Pentagon Paper Info Wasn't Secret At All
Los Angeles AP reports retired Canadian diplomat Chester Ronning testified at Elisberg and Russo’s espionage trial, saying his 1966 peace mission details were not secret by the time the Pentagon papers were copied. He recalled meeting North Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Van Dong who offered talks if bombing stopped, a plan leaked before delivery.
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Los Angeles
Hanoi
United States
Ani
Pentagon
Daniel Elisberg
Anthony Russo
Chester Ronning
Elisberg
Russo
Ronning
U.S
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Theodore Sorensen
John F. Kennedy
China
Norway
Iceland
India
Saigon
Canada
Renning
Pham van Dong
Pham
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Ford MUSTANG test drive and economy Maverick stock
Bill Mitchell promotes a three day sale to start spring with money saving deals on 24 economy cars including four Maverick models. Ford MUSTANG is highlighted with test drive incentive while 15 Maverick units remain in stock offering economy blended with comfort luxury and sportiness.
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Maverick
Student Donates 500 To Scholarships At UA Little Rock
Barry H. Haas a 25 year old sophomore journalism major at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock donated 500 to create two 250 scholarships for the fall semester. He saved from weekly waiter wages and GI Bill monthly benefits. Officials note it is a rare in school scholarship act and Haas hopes to continue the effort until graduation detailing a minimum C average and steady progress.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas At Little Rock
Barry H. Haas
Haas
A. M. Haas
Annandale
Air Force
UALA
Stay Extension Granted for Garmony Convalescent Home
Oil City reports an extension allowing Garmony Convalescent Home owner Mrs. Vivian Fleeger to keep 20 patients while arranging relocations after a Department of Public Assistance warning that the license would not be renewed for failing Life Safety Code rules. Pfaff Nursing Home faces a June 26 close with 14 patients to relocate amid uncertainty.
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Oil City
Vivian Fleeger
Garmony Convalescent
Fleeger
Doris Oberman
Meadville
Western Region
Department of Public Assistance
DPA
Pfaff
Dorothy Pfaff
60 Percent Oppose Military Duty Despite Slight Rise
Washington AP report notes that as the draft nears zero in 1972 and U.S. disengages from Vietnam, about 60 per cent of civilian young men still oppose military service though attitudes softened. The Defense study of nearly 2,000 males ages 16 to 21 tracks enlistment motivations and shifts in reasons.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Department of Defense
Salvage Remains Of Shellfish To Be Used In Various Industries
The remains of shellfish are being salvaged to produce chitin, a cellulose like substance, at a pilot plant near Seattle. NOAA backs the venture, aiming to cut ocean dumping and turn waste into products for paper, medicine, textiles, paint, food, and more. The project targets multiple industries and researchers explore new uses.
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Seattle
Food
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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