Peace talks inch closer as U S troop cut begins
Laird says the United States aims for a phased troop withdrawal from Vietnam starting with several combat and support units. A joint task force will prepare movements, while officials suggest South Vietnam will take on a larger role in defense and negotiations continue in Paris. Nixon announced a 25,000 troop reduction, sparking mixed Washington reactions and questions about future withdrawals and North Vietnamese responses.
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Illinois bill seeks higher licensing standards for horseshoers
SPRINGFIELD AP report notes a bill to raise licensing standards for horseshoers. Opponents say state tests are already tough and few practitioners remain. Representative Robert Craig quipped that becoming a horseshoer is nearly like being a metallurgist.
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Ilinois Rouse
Robert Craig
Misterogers Neighborhood Wins Peabody Award
Fred Rogers scored a Peabody for Misterogers Neighborhood a low key children show distributed by National Bilocational Television seen on 120 public television channels daily. The program blends talk songs and puppets for ages 2 to 11 and is praised as a comforting parent friendly visit rather than a high energy kids program.
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New York
Fred Rogers
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Vaal
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Los Angeles
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NET
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Court Refuses To Hear Dodd Libel Suit
The Supreme Court refused to revive Sen. Thomas Dodd's libel and privacy suit against Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson. Dodd claimed former and current aides stole documents used in the columns alleging misconduct. The court offered no comment on the denial.
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Drew Pont
Jack Anderson
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Fire damages Levis Road home in Greeley
Smoke from a circulating cement fumes fire at 7:50 pm Sunday damaged the home of Pr RR 1 Shwayder at 15 Levis Road. Firemen reported the incident involved Bob and Jim Shwaider in a falling carpet in a car with contact cement. A pilot light ignited fumes from the cement, burning a hand and causing about 300 dollars in damage.
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Sail Bob
Jim Shwaider
Security losses rise as business bears the cost of theft
New York reports widespread theft costs across industries, with Albert J. Reiss Jr. and an Airport Security Council noting multi million dollar losses. Fraud and theft in Wall Street and trucking sectors prompt criticism that cooperation with criminals may be rationalized as a business cost. Public concern lags, while security spending shifts to customers.
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Samme Industries
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Rewards Committee
University Ofderworld
Michigan
Albert J
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Kennedy
Airport Security Council
Tle
Manhattan
Wall Nirvel
Jace
Shoplifting Damage Suit Tossed by Colorado Court
Denver AP report: Colorado Supreme Court rules a business cannot be sued for damages for questioning a suspect in shoplifting if done in good faith with probable cause. The decision overturns a $7,001 verdict against Dillon and Sons Stores Co. Elwood Carrington claimed humiliation after a search near a King Super’s Market.
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Colorado
Colorado Sur Supreme Court
Robert Ti
Me Williams
Dillon and Sons Stores Co., Inc
King Sogpers Markets
Elwood Carrington
McWilliams
Colorado signs Animas La Plata compact with New Mexico
Gov John A Love signed the non controversial act approving the Animas La Plata compact between Colorado and New Mexico. The measure clears the way for constrution of the water project in southwest Colorado and northwest New Mexico. New Mexico has already ratified the document.
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State
New Mexico
John A. Love
Colorado
Colorado Families More Insured on Average
The Institute of Life Insurance reports Colorado families increased life insurance in 198 years with the average policy value rising to 19 200 dollars from 18 100 the prior year. The data shows greater coverage than the national average and reflects more insured households.
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New York
Institute of Life Insurance
Colorado
Insurance costs rise for families nationwide
The family's income rose by one tenth from the previous year, while Hawaii reported the best insured families with fire insurance averaging $27,800, up from $26,100 the year before.
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Hawaii
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