Nixon Orders Possible Cuts In U S Space Program
President Nixon directed a review of space program efficiency and debt limits, with Interior to study plans. other orders call for reports from Justice on a Key Biscayne villa, Transportation on a national commission for transit needs, and Budget and Treasury on Middle East crisis loans. Rebozo dining with Nixon and a beach stroll at his residence are noted as routine, with a Friday meeting reported.
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Key Biscayne Villa
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Ment
Bebe’ Rebozo
post-House
Conmaster General
Rebozo
Rogers
Treasury
Jand Kissinger
White House
Ronald L
National Commission
Bel Zeigler
Ing
Middle East
Zeigler
Vietnam War Update from Page One
North Vietnam war activity continues with suspension of the bombing halt on November 1. U.S. air and naval forces mostly hit the Ho Chi Minh trail to curb material and troop movement into South Vietnam. Air sorties against Laos from Thai bases run up to 300 daily. Viet Namese shelling hits five southern capitals. seven civilians killed and 62 wounded. Clashes occur near Saigon as casualties mount. American losses cited as six KIA, zero wounded. enemy dead listed at 67. Civilian injuries total 35 from 11 incidents.
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U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Laos
Thailand
Fhve
Rach Gia
Gulf of Phailand
Phan Thiet
Saigon
Reform groups named in Democratic nomination reform push
A wide slate of reform advocates was named to a commission shaping party rules and nominating procedures. The group includes Hughes of Iowa, I. W. Abel, Samuel Beer, Louis Martin, Calvin Rampton, War s c aw, and other political and labor leaders. McGovern urged bipartisan task forces and field hearings across the country to modernize the process, while urging Republican chair Bliss to join in a similar effort. The effort envisions expert panels advising both parties' commissions.
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I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers of America
Harvard
Samuel H. Beer
McGovern
New York
Hughes
Cees Agee
Hmetai
Ainovan
Louis Martin
Nen
Calvin Rampton
Utah
Warscaw
California
Donald M. Fraser
Minnesota
Frederick G. Dutton
Hughes Group
Mississippi
Aaron Henry
Texas
Will Davis
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Adlai E.stevenson III
Illinois
Dal
Harris
Ray C. Bliss
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Patsy T. Mink
Hawaii
Charles Vanik
Ohio
Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky
Bronx
Satellite craft tests spark debate over oil straw cleanup plan
A Hughes satellite project, TACCOMSAT, aims to link Army Navy Air Force and Maine units for a multi service network with ground terminals and small boats. Testing near Ventura and Santa Barbara tied to straw oil absorbent use, wildlife impact, and cost estimates for broader deployment.
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Air Force
Navy
Maine
Saeaches
United States
Ventura County
Asia
Nam
Taccomsat
Defense Department
Hughes
Adlervals
Biglane
Santa Barbara
Carpinteria
California Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
Frank Hubbard
Channel Islands
Hubbard
de Falco
Torley Canyon
England
Scientist outlines plan to reach and clean up site
De Falco said the operation aims to reach 1,000 to 1,500 men within a week and finish cleanup in about three more weeks. He did not specify recruiting sources but cited Union Oil and conservation camps as potential contributors.
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de Falco
Union Oil and Conservation Camps
Speculation on Saigon shakeup and private talks at Hanoi
The report notes rumors, possibly from European Communist sources, that a Saigon cabinet shakeup could follow North Vietnam and the Viet Cong drive for a peace cabinet, potentially replacing Premier Tran Van Huong. Ky denies private talks, while U S diplomats Lodge Habib and Lam attend. A North Vietnamese spokesman cites only low level private talks for document exchanges.
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Biddon
U.S
Henry Cabotlodge
Philip Habib
Pham Dang Lam
Saigon
Lodge
Pentagon civilian research cuts urged by Mansfield
Defense gress and urges to shift funds from military programs to civilian science. He cited projects like Operation Camelot in Latin America and a Congo witchcraft study, estimating over 2 billion of last year’s 8 billion defense R&D went to civilian use. He seeks support from Russell and Stennis to push reductions.
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Defense Department
National Science Foundation
Health, Education and Welfare Department
National Institutes of Health
Mansfield
Camelot
Latin America
Congo
Pentagon
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Appropriations Committee
John Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Large Snowstorm Dumps Heavy Snow Across Virginia
A surprise winter storm from Virginia's southwest moved northeast Saturday, blanketing Greene County with over 6 inches in two hours and bringing 4 to 5 inches to Staunton. Culpeper Madison Orange Albemarle saw 2 to 3 inches, with 3 inches in Nelson and Roanoke. Roads were hazardous, with the Big Mountain area under extreme conditions. Albemarle deployed 30 trucks and 60 workers to keep roads open as the system, from the Ohio Valley, moves toward Sunday clearing skies and colder temperatures.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Old Dominion
Staunton
City
Augusta County
Culpeper
Madison
Orange
Albemarle
Nelson County
Roanoke
Carroll
Bland
Pulaski
Wythe
Lynchburg
Valley of Virginia
State Highway Department
Big Mountain
Bland-Wythe
Albemarle County
Highway Department
Weather Bureau
Ohio River Valley
Iraqi spy trial expands amid tensions in Middle East
Iraq's revolutionary court prepares a new trial for alleged spy ring members drawn from merchants and others, accused of aiding Israel and the CIA. The case follows the January execution of nine Iraqi Jews in Iran and faces regional uproar as Jordan seeks a U.N. Security Council meeting over Israeli laws in Jerusalem. Protests flare in East Jerusalem and Nablus amid demonstrations demanding action on the Middle East peace process.
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U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Ahmed Hassan el Bakr
Iran
Egypt
Middle East
Baghdad
el Bakr
Kamel Ibrahim al Shukurji
El-Fatra
Jetter
Amman
Old City
Jerusalem
Nablus
Cairo
Nixon
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mohammed el Zayyat
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Washington
Zayyat
United States
U.N. Security Council
Drug raid and student arrests shock New York area
Police raided multiple locations around New York City and suburbs early Saturday arresting dozens, including NYU students. In Middletown and Sullivan County six to ten people were charged with drug offenses. The NYU raid yielded heroin, marijuana, and firearms. a basement party near NYU left a boy stabbed and youths crowded into a smoke-filled boiler room.
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Page One
Powell Hone
Basemen
Nyu
Tte
Tighe Shomer
University Heights
New York City
Middletown
Orange County
Sullivan County
Long Island
Selden
Suffolk County
Soviet Bloc Trawlers Violated East Coast Fishing Zone
The two year agreement to protect mid Atlantic fish was challenged as twenty to twenty trawlers from Poland East Germany and Russia entered the 12 mile U S zone off Parromore Island Chesapeake Bay. Coast Guard and Little Creek Virginia assets stood by as officials weighed actions amid earlier Alaska incidents.
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State Department
Copelano
U.S
Coast Guard
Parramore Island
Chesapeake Bay
Copeland
Chincoteague Inlet
Maryland Line
Point Arena
Point Aerna
Little Creek
Alaska
Storis
Hospital Sees Patient Transplant for Pediatric Care
The hospital performed a pediatric transplant with the patient’s name not released. The facility specializes in pediatrics.
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Greene County
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