Baker I.T.T. Guide Explains Confusion
Washington brief outlines common questions about the I T T case. It mocks questions about a supposed case and the $400000 gift to fund a Republican convention. The piece notes memos by Dita Beard and Jack Anderson and comments on White House and Justice Department actions.
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New York Times News Service
Washington
I.T.T
White House
Republican Party
Justice Department
1.T.T
Department
Peter Flanigan
Bell Telephone Co
Democratic Party
Dita Beard
Jack Anderson
S.T.T
St.t
Anderson
Lt.t
Russia
Tell Me Why win the New Book of Knowledge prize
A newspaper invites readers to send questions for a two volume Know‑How prize with winner Sandra Schrembeck of North Royalton Ohio. The text explains how mosquitoes bite and itch detailing the female mosquito’s feeding process, saliva and the buzzing as courtship, plus a puzzle triangle challenge.
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Sandra Schrembeck
North Royalton
Ohio
Book of Knowledge
Darrell Giles
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Talks Resume Between China and Soviet Union Amid Nixon Visit
Chinese and Soviet delegates resumed talks begun in 1969 after a four month pause. Brezhnev signaled concrete proposals on non-recourse to force and non aggression, but Peking remains cautious about a new treaty. Observers say any limited reduction in tension could aid U.S.-Soviet negotiations ahead of Nixon’s May visit.
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Pierre Comparet
Peking
AFP
Moscow
Nixon
Leonid Ilyichev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet
Trades Union Congress
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
China
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Middle East
Norway ships lead Houston port in 1971 with 460 arrivals
The AP reports that Norway topped all foreign nations in vessels entering the Port of Houston in 1971 with 460 ships. Liberia was next with 404, West Germany 253, the United Kingdom 217, and Greece 213. In total 4,035 vessels entered, 1,176 US-flagged and the rest foreign.
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Norway
Houston
Liberia
West Germany
United Kingdom
Greece
United States
UAB Partners With 10 Alabama Junior Colleges On Science Grant
A $65 700 grant to UAB launches a two year program to upgrade physics chemistry and physical science courses and training across ten Alabama junior colleges. The effort aims to improve content, enable credit transfer, and involve 31 faculty members plus UAB scientists in summer workshops and on site visits beginning June 12.
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Birmingham
Alabama
University of Alabama
UAB
Alexander City State Junior College
Albert P. Brewer
Airports Worth Ten Billion Now Face Thirteen More Billion Need
The Air Transport Association of America says U.S. airports currently valued at about ten billion dollars will require an additional thirteen billion dollars in facilities to meet expected demand through this decade.
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U.S
Air Transport Association of America
Calley Rally Draws Georgia Supporters in My Lai Case
Fifth District Rep. Fletcher Thompson and Macon Mayor Ronnie Thompson headline a rally in Columbus at 8 p.m. supporting Lt. William L. Calley. Attorney W. Eugene McMichen expects 75 000 attendees from Georgia and beyond to urge Calley’s release by executive order. Calley’s case sits before the U S Army Court of Military Review in Washington.
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Columbus
Fletcher Thompson
Macon
Ronnie Thompson
Army
William L. Calley
My Lai
Austell
W. Eugene McMichen
North Georgia
Georgia
Greenville
S.C
Birmingham
Ala
Calley
McMichen
U.S. Army Court of Military Review
Washington
Ft. Benning
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Panama
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Decatur
Band Uniform Fund
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Colin A. Pearson
Division of Natural Sciences
UAB University College
Lillie Smegleton
Lawson State Junior College
Gerald Vigee
Thomas St. Pierre
Lloyd
Calley Rally
Jse
Church Securities, Inc
Clairmont Road
Atlanta
Church Securities
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington, D.C
By Lees
Beautyrest Mattresses
Simmons Drexel
Swinger
6Th Ave
S.E
Salmon Furniture Company
Southland Plaza Center
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