Solons Tell Space Agency It's Time To Boast Earthy Accomplishments
Washington lawmakers press NASA to publicize practical earth benef its from space research amid a 3.2 billion request for 1972 funding. They cite medical devices, highway safety tech, and nonflammable materials as tangible outcomes, urging clearer public explanation of space program gains.
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Solons
Space Agency
Washington
Congtessmen
Burt J. Talcott
R-Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
George M. Low
Appropriations Subcommittee
Robert N. Giaimo
D-Coma
Low
Earth
J. Edward Roush
D- Ind
Rocky Mountain Group J
Energy
Jiremen
Drug ads spur caution on nonprescription remedies
Dr Mann argues evidence does not prove ads raise prices over lesser promoted rivals, noting Bayer aspirin runs about 1.7 times the cost of St Joseph's. Bicket cites pharmacists and students planning broadcast counterpoints to misleading claims and warns of health risks from nonprescription drugs. He cites infant boric acid poisoning, aspirin interactions with anticoagulants and antidiabetic drugs, and hypertensive episodes from combining nasal decongestants with MAO inhibitors.
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St. Joseph’s
Bicket
Nasail
Senate Defeats Amendment Lifting Military Pay Bill
Senate vote 42 to 31 defeats an amendment by Hughes and Schwei ker to add 1.7 billion dollars to military pay in the draft bill. The roll call lists supporters and opponents among senators including Byrd Spong Hollings Brock Allen Eastland and others.
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Washington
William B. Spong Jr
D-Va
Harry F. Byrd
I-Va
Senate
Harold E. Hughes
Crowa
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Hollings
Eisenhower urges follow-up on crime and social spending
Racial Eisenhower questions why Nixon's administration has not acted on the commission's recommendations. He suggests increasing criminal justice spending from 5 to 10 billion yearly and adding 20 billion to social programs, possibly funded by cutting military costs. He worries more about social disintegration than external military threats.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Royall Royall Royall Nation Defense Lawyer and General
Royall Nations Committee member and Goldsboro legal figure, Royall served as defense lawyer for eight German saboteurs in Habeas Corpus cases before the Supreme Court. A WWII brigadier general, he advocated atomic use in Korea, later supported desegregation, and spoke in Goldsboro in 1955 on peaceful school desegregation.
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James E., Davis
Durham
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Royall
U.s.supreme Court
North Carolina
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Harvard Law School
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard Law Review
Goldsboro
United States
France
National Guard
State Senate
North Carolina Bar, Association
Korea
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
U.S
Manchuria
Royal
Economy Shows Moderate Declines Across Key Indicators
Economic data reveal a solid overall economy with moderate drops in durable goods orders by 2 percent and slight declines in the average workweek. Building permits fell as did several indicators, while industrial materials prices and stock prices rose, and initial unemployment insurance claims increased, lifting the index to 1241 percent of the 1967 base year.
Murder case in California leads to arrests and new arraignment
Judge bars newsmen as Hankins names Sutter County Public Defender Roy J. Vanen Heurl to defend Corona and delays arraignment until next Wednesday. Victims identified include Kenneth Edward Whitacre, 40, Alameda, and Sigrid Emil Beierman, 63, Marysville. two more named later. Sheriff notes victims were likely fruitpockets or transients. Corona linked to a farm labor recruiter in California but not a federal recruiter. First body found Friday near town. others uncovered on nearby farms after a systematic search.
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J.J. Hawkins
Hankins
Sutter County
Roy J. Vanen Heurl
Corona
Kenneth Edward Whitacre
Alameda
Calif
Sigrid Emil Beierman
Pete Petersen
Marysville
Whiteaker
Goro Kagehiro
Sheriff's Office
Whittaker
Jack Sullivan
North Vietnamese buildup near DMZ spotted by AP
AP war correspondent Michael Putzel reports a North Vietnamese buildup 1 to 66 miles south of the DMZ in Quang Tri. Two battalions, about 800 to 1,000 men, including elements of Hanoi’s 84th Artillery Group, are said to be in the area. Movement was spotted south of the former U.S. outpost Volkergrift, about 12 miles south of the DMZ, where U.S. troops remain nearby.
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Associated Press
Michael Putzel
Quang Tri
Dmz
Hanoi
84Th Artillery Group
U.S
Putzel
Weather Service Keeps Names Hurricanes After Women
Washington AP reports the National Weather Service will continue using female names for Atlantic storms, arguing Betty sounds stronger than Bob and storms deserve respect. Critics from women’s groups protest, but 21 names for 1971 are announced: Arlene Beth Chloe Donia Edith Fern Ginger Heidi Irene Janice Kitty Laura Margo Nona Orchid Portia Rachel Sandra Terese Yerna Wallis.
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Washington
National Weather Service
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Bob
Weather Service
George P. Cressman
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Betsy
Carla
Camille
Arlene
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Fern
Ginger
Heidi
Irene
Janice
Kristty
Laura
Margo
Nona
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Portia
Rachel
Sandra
Terese
Yerna
Wallis
Island Residents Clash With Police Over Mafia Exiles
Residents of Filicudi clash with police and stage a general strike to block 18 reputed Mafia chiefs banished by Rome. Police disembarked after a night vigil as locals feared loss of tourism and island life, with 200 inhabitants seeking help from nearby Aeolian islands.
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Imported Bonn Products May Not Come Cheaper
New York AP reports strain in currency alignments as the mark and guilders float free from fixed rates. Exporters seek mark or guilder quotations while American importers face dollar costs, with prices for items like steel and oils fluctuating and reshaping negotiations across European markets.
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New York
Ton
Tate
U.S
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Districting Chavis decision in Virginia plan
A districting ruling impacts Justice Department objections to the Virginia plan. It would remove the basis for concerns over five House districts and two Senate districts as outlined in the proposal.
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Chavis
Justice Department
Virginia
Juror admits forcing deadlock in Seale Huggins case
Barbara Foy of Ansonia testified she helped create a jury deadlock during the Seale Huggins deliberations to aid the prosecution, feeling obligated and pitying Alex Rackley’s murder. Judge Mulvey then declared a mistrial and dismissed all nine charges against Seale and Huggins.
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Black Panthers
Bobby G
Miss Foy
Seale
Ericka Huggins
Alex Rackley
Mulvey
Black Panthhers
Huggins
New Haven
Conn
Rackley
Sivert B. Johnson
Huggins Hamden
Dorothy Goldson
Waterbury
Johnson
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Soale
Sams Jr
Ness
Ini
Buckley
Gothold
Nesses
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Jilliga Miwaydis
Chicago
Odds Still Favor Tax Evader Using Secret Foreign Bank Accounts
Washington AP reports that despite probing 1970 federal tax forms the odds remain poor for IRS to uncover tax evaders who hide unreported income in secret foreign banks. A top IRS official concedes there are solid indications but details remain elusive.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Bomb threat aboard Qantas flight prompts ransom scam
The airline intercepted a bomb threat aboard a Qantas jet en route to Hong Kong. A caller, "Mr Brown," demanded 360000 dollars for the bomb's location, and two blue suitcases with cash were exchanged before authorities found no explosive. Passengers were relocated to a second plane after a police search. The episode followed unrelated notes about foreign bank account questions on tax returns.
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Qantas
Brisbane
Sydney
Royal Australian Navy
Botany Bay
Mr. Brown
James Ritchie
IRS questions foreign accounts amid new reporting rules
An unnamed IRS official discusses how foreign bank accounts may trigger audits under new reporting procedures. He notes some evaders could evade discovery but risks arise if accounts surface. The official says it will take time to gauge the law’s impact, with random and targeted audits planned.
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IRS
Disorder ce black volunteers record NYSE turnover 128 million
A Tuesday night work was said to prove beneficial while market activity surged with a record daily turnover of 128.25 million shares on the New York Stock Exchange on February 9, far above 1965 and 1960 figures. Police reported 24 fire bombings and 15 sniper incidents Sunday night, five on Monday night, and four bombings plus two sniping firings Tuesday night. Over 350 arrests, mainly for car violations, were recorded.
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