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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
4
The House rejected all end the war measures aimed at setting a withdrawal deadline from Indochina. President Nixon's withdrawal timeline faced opposition from lawmakers, while a $21.1 billion weapons package was approved and sent to the Senate.
A San Diego U C science project proposes a chair device to demonstrate lung recovery after quitting smoking. The chair, described as a modern sedan chair with a glass door and breathing tube, records lung resistance weekly to show improvements to patients and motivate cessation. The plan pairs with an amendment to limit war funding and focuses on smoking research in university hospitals.
In Garden City New York AP Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia predicts the U S Vietnamization policy will fail, arguing South Vietnamese troops fight for pay not to die. He says Nixon’s troop withdrawal will not end Indochina turmoil and predicts a future Marxist state in Cambodia with Buddhism retained as a state religion.
Portia Redmon says witnesses refuse to tell police the identity of the hit and run driver that killed her daughters Sonria 6 and LaRhonda Bush 4 as they crossed to a street ice cream truck. Neighbors “froze up” despite privately naming the suspect.
Dr Heinz Hensler of Ulm University Psychiatric Centre reports a study showing the annual death by own action rate has not risen since 1900. In 1970 the rate per 100000 population remains unchanged, with a note about Green Stamps.
A report from Bengal indicates refugee camps facing cholera with around 300 cases and a smallpox outbreak. The notices mention India and Pakistan regions with ongoing health concerns spreading among displaced populations.
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