POW to be freed by Communists returns home
U S officials announce Army Maj Albert Exhvin Carlson of Pleasanton will be freed tonight with 141 other American prisoners from North and South Vietnam. Carlson was listed as missing in April 1972 and his wife learned he was alive on January 27. POW report appears on Page 3. returning POW list and related stories on Page 8. AIM imposes 9 30 p m to 6 a m curfew after riot in Rapid City.
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Direct Mail Lists Target Dropouts and Pregnant Women
A newspaper exposé details a directory that catalogs mailing lists from 80 million auto owners to 35,000 backpacking buyers. It highlights lists of junior college potential drop-outs and prenatal women, showing how data fuels targeted advertising and the mixed public reaction to direct mail.
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Direct Mail Advertising Association
EPA hearings must be held on auto anti-pollution delay
A federal appeals court orders the EPA to hold new hearings on the auto industry's bid for more time to install anti-pollution devices for 1975 models. The three-judge panel declines to grant the industry's request for the court to order a postponement of the deadline. The opinion directs EPA Administrator William Ruckelshaus to complete the hearings within 60 days.
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Bess Shows Courage Amid Grief After Truman Birthday
Henry Wallace and President Truman observe Bess’s birthday while she endures loneliness and loss with her usual courage. Friends say she rarely leaves the house but is coping, amid mourning, with notable resilience.
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Henry Wallace ‘Truman
Congress in slow start with Nixon on spending bills
Congress begins a slow session as bills aimed at spending face possible clashes with President Nixon. Signs indicate the President may secure House support to blunt Senate setbacks. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield expresses optimism during Lincoln Day recess as both chambers pause.
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Reds accuse government over mistreatment in peace talks
Viet Cong accuse the guigon government of breaking the peace pact and mistreating Communist members of the Joint Military Commission. Despite the dispute, both sides proceed with discussions on the political future of the war torn country. Page 4.
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Freshmen favor health and law careers over science fields
A survey by the American Council on Education finds college freshmen increasingly aim for medical and health professions and law, while interest in science, engineering, and teaching declines. The share choosing law rises from 4.4 to 4.7 percent since 1971. Page 6.
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American Council On Education
Review Vol 80 No 121 Highlights from Hayward Paper
In Hayward California the Review publishes Volume 80 number 121 featuring 30 pages of local news, notices, and community items. The edition lists contact details including a 783-6111 phone line and notes a 25 cent price point for selected content.
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