Asian nations pledge neutrality plan for Southeast Asia
Representatives of five nations announce a plan to neutralize Southeast Asia with Malaysia leading the effort. Foreign ministers from Singapore Indonesia and the Philippines plus Thai envoy and Malaysian PM Razak sign a declaration pledging support for peace freedom and neutrality as campaigns for world backing begin.
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Southeast Asia
Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Philippines
Thant. Khoman
Thailand
Tun Abdul Razak
People's Party Forms Coalition to Run 1972 Candidate
A Dallas meeting saw peace and civil rights advocates unite under the People’s Party name led by Dr. Benjamin Spock to back a 1972 presidential run. Sen Mike Gravel declined the nomination saying the cards were not right.
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People’s Party
Dallas
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Government defect notice looms for GM engine mounts
The Detroit News reports the government will issue a formal defect notice within about two weeks. The action by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration could prompt General Motors to recall affected vehicles and repair or replace engine mounts. Possible defects may also involve engine mounts in other models from different makers.
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Chevrolet
Detroit News
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Geners! Motors
Nixon hosts aging conference to shape national policy
A White House Conference on Aging convenes for five days to draft a more adequate policy for older Americans. President Nixon is expected to appear late after sending top administration officials including cabinet members to address the 3,500 delegates from every state.
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White House
Nixon
Radiation exposure varies by location in United States
Government scientists publish a state by state breakdown of average natural radiation levels across the United States and territories. The study, part of a plan to aid the Environmental Protection Agency in reviewing radiation protection standards, will be completed next June.
Texas murder mystery leaves few clues in woods
Harris County deputies search tangled woods for evidence in the double teen murder case. Two headless bodies were found near each other, but only a single woman's shoe is recovered. Sheriff C. Buster Kern laments the lack of leads and cautions that the shoe may not belong to the victims.
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Harris County
Texas
Buster” Kern
Israel oil scandal linked to major state corruption
A government geologist critical of the system hints at a large oil fraud in Israel's 29 years of statehood. An exploration firm formed by John King of Denver and a Geneva subsidiary of Bern ie Cornfield's International Oversea Services figures prominently. An Israel inquiry commission led by a supreme court justice will hold four hearings this week on charges of mismanagement and corruption.
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Israel
John King
Denver Art
Bernie Cornfield
Israel Commission of Inquiry
Supreme Court
Review Hayward California 7OHOTI Vol 79 No 52 notice
In Hayward California the Review issue details 132 pages with section 2B cant. The record notes publication volume and page count for today’s edition.
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Hayward, California
College dropouts and the shifting student body at Cal State
The Hayward campus confronts a surprising dip in enrollments after a computer predicted 18 600 students. Only 1320 more enrolled, forcing part time instructors off staff. Stories span why students quit from social activism to financial pressure, draft fears, or desire to work with hands, with Lipton and Joyce highlighted among returning and undecided students.
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California State College
Hayward
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Detroit
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Art Lipton
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Gil
Cal
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Jeff
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Lipton
Charlie Joyce
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