Peace group again fails to implement cease fire accord
JSAIGON AP report of Vietnam five party joint military peacekeeping commission meeting for the third time in six days to enact major points of the timetable. Saigon reports alleged violations by the Communist side dropped to 77 in the 30 hours to noon Wednesday, while fighting intensity rose.
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Mekong
Central Highlands
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Hanoi
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Paris
Homex bankruptcy stalls Mississippi plant plan
LaRue pressed for a Gulfport housing plant backed by Local Harrison County, with 2000 jobs and 5 million in bonds, but Agriculture Undersecretary Campbell rejected a reversal after a April 26, 1972 meeting. Homex could not sell its costly units, and the Gulfport project was shelved.
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Homex
Agriculture
J. Phil Campbell
Federal
George Romney
Wall Street
Gulfport
Miss
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Harrison County
Upstate New York
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Campbell
Arthur Rosfeld
Washington
Sife
Rosfeld
Phillips
Nixon aides debate Watergate actions and indictments
Dean indicated the White House used influence to derail a congressional probe into the June 17 1972 Watergate break in. Nixon pressed Patman to avoid overreach while CRP and House blocked subpoena power. The summary cites briefings and the Sept 15 1972 indictments without verbatim quotes.
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White House
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William E
Timmons
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CRP
Committee
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Wright Patman
D-Tex
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Watergate Committee
Reelection Committee
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Hoover
Associated Press
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H.R. Haldeman and Himself At Which ‘“‘Haldeman
Haldeman
Clark MacGregor
Skylab crew awaits homeward leg after long mission
The Skylab three, worn but healthy, prepared for packing as they aim to depart after 28 days. Doctors cautioned that reentry and Earth re acclimation pose the real test, while Conrad praised the mission as a successful 90 percent operational space station transition to Skylab 2.
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Kerwin
Earth
Royce Hawkins
Conrad
Dollar Weakens Across Markets After Oversold Theory
The dollar closed at 264.945 yen in Tokyo, down from 264.825, and fell 6.6 percent in Brussels and 6 percent in Amsterdam from February. It finished at 37.65 Belgian francs as dealers noted earlier strength stemming from a belief the U.S. currency was oversold during the recent battering.
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Tokyo
Brussels
Amsterdam
U.S
Two Men Die In Sub Sea Link Trapping At Atlantic Depth
AP report from Vero Beach states two explorers Clayton Link and Albert Stover died from carbon dioxide poisoning after the Johnson Sea Link minisub became trapped 351 feet deep near a wrecked destroyer. Rescuers struggled to decompress the capsule for hours. Smithsonian will appoint an outside team to investigate delays and cause.
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Albert Stover
Atlantic
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Ofice
Jock
Mansing
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Edwin A
David Youngblood
Duke University
Youngblood
Maureen
Stephen
Edwin
Marion
William
Stover
Lucille
David
James
Bobby
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Randy
Big George! Violent clash disrupts Peron return crowd
At Ezeiza airport a large crowd celebrating Perons return was thrown into chaos as gunfire erupted. Spectators and security forces grappled with gunmen amid accusations of Marxist involvement. A 400 piece orchestra near the speaker’s platform was disrupted as cameras were seized.
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Trotskyite People’s Revolutionary Army
Peronist
Peron
Spain
Argentina
Peronist Youth Movement
Watergate figures and Peron visit dominate political scene
Revelations linked Nixon aides to money and intercession for a failing housing firm, including LaRue questioned by federal investigators. Laird directed inquiries into a private SEC stock fraud probe. In Buenos Aires a vast Peron tribute drew crowds of up to three million, with clashes, injuries, and heavy security as supporters greeted the former leader.
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Melvin R. Laird
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White House
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Campora
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Directive Declares Bishop First Duty To Pontiff
Vatican issued a 150 page directive for Roman Catholic bishops outlining duties to the pope and church, urging unity in faith and morals. It requires bishops to be chaste and poor, avoid public church discussions, and act under the pontiff with the fullness of priestly powers. It notes dissent exists and stresses allegiance to papal teaching.
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Vatican City
Netherlands
Vatican
Pope Paul
Congregation For Bishops
Farm Bill Would Change Subsidy System Under New Target Price Plan
House committee outlines a 1970 law overhaul replacing fixed subsidies with a target price concept for cotton wheat and feed grains. Under the plan the roughly $3.5 billion annual subsidies would vanish unless market prices fall and costs rise, triggering payments.
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House Committee
Treat Athlete's Foot With Quick-Drying T a L
Ad claims rapid relief from itching and burning within minutes, with visible skin improvement in 3 to 5 days. Promises skin replacement and offers a 59 cent money back guarantee at Key Rexall Drugs, promising quick, local access to the product.
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