Vietnamese Debacles Blamed On Thieu By Ranking Officers
Vietnamese conflict reports blame Thieu as military leaders acknowledge the army’s losses and massive civilian suffering. An estimated 1,100,000 dead in the war’s broader toll, with 600,000 displaced refugees dying from hunger and exposure. North Vietnam concentrates air and ground forces at Pleiku Da Nang Phu Bai Hue, shifting command centers deeper into South Vietnam as a Delta assault strategy emerges. South Vietnamese forces retreat from Quang Tri to Hue then Da Nang, with advancing North Vietnamese actions prompting alarms about Saigon’s food supplies.
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Vitamin C tablets degrade to toxic byproducts warn scientists
A biochemist told the American Chemical Society that Vitamin C tablets stored in kitchens or bathrooms for a year degrade, reducing potency by half and forming oxalic acid, a toxin linked to urinary infections and kidney stones. He urged proper sealing and smaller daily use portions.
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Jacobsen pleads guilty in Watergate related payoff case
The article recounts Jacobsen's guilty plea to a single charge of paying Connally an illegal gratuity. It notes the government dropped seven Texas fraud counts, and details Jacobsen's sworn testimony about the $10,000 payment, Connally's initial refusal, and his later confession.
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Honeymoon Continue on Page One Has No Children
Mrs Martin describes their marriage as a beautiful lasting love not puppy love and says they understand more now they have lived. The couple planned a quick wedding trip to Watertown South Dakota without a waiting period but were snowbound by the March 24 storm and stayed longer. Martin notes the delay was not terrible and reflects on their bond.
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Ford warns Congress on spending and deficits in Las Vegas
President Ford told the National Association of Broadcasters in Las Vegas that passing looming spending bills would erode the nation’s economic strength. He cited a possible federal deficit near 60 billion dollars, warned against further deficits, and urged restraint to avoid fueling inflation. Treasury Secretary Simon warned long term risks of stimulus. Ford stressed a peaceable, self-reliant America and warned against dismantling intelligence capabilities.
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Orphans Drive to Rescue Children Despite End of Airlift
A rush to evacuate Vietnamese orphans continues amid an end to official airlift. Advocates seek 300 children for U.S. placements while critics fear political manipulation and quota limits. Sources cite Families for Children, Holt Children’s Services, and international groups aiding placements in the United States, Australia, Canada, and Britain.
Budget differences in Ford plan reduce defense and international aid
The draft committee trims defense by about 4.3 billion and international affairs by about 1.4 billion. It raises Income Security by roughly 5 billion, education manpower and social services by more than 5 billion, and health by about 2.7 billion.
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Oscar nominees miss show as stars bow out
Lenny and Al Polémno will not attend. Jack Nicholson’s attendance remains uncertain. Ellen Burstyn will skip to perform in New York but others are expected at the Music Center. Diahann Carroll Claudine Page Dunaway, Valerie Perrine and Gena Rowlands are token contenders. Federico Fellini's Amarcord, favorite for foreign language film, canceled his trip.
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