Nixon Readies News Conference From Camp David
President Nixon, after finalizing two Vietnam decisions, prepares for his first live TV news conference in 13 months from Camp David. He announced a slower U.S. troop withdrawal, set a Sept 1 date for 10 000 more removals to 39 000, and named Gen Frederick Weyand to command U S operations, with Gen John Vogt as deputy. Weyand succeeds Gen Creighton Abrams, now Army chief of staff. Vogt will also head the 7th Air Force in Indo China.
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Nixon tightens access after televised deficit in third year
Since his last live session with newsmen Nixon has held seven news conferences mostly in the Oval Office where television cameras and microphones were barred. This contrasts with his first two years when 15 of 17 conferences were aired live.
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Independence Stampede Schedule
Independence schedule lists rodeos July 1 at 2 pm with Pat Boone Family at 7 40 pm July 2 rodeo 2 pm and 7 30 pm July 3 rodeo 7 30 pm July 4 parade 10 am rodeo 2 pm with Loretta Lynn and Johnny Paycheck at 7 30 pm fireworks at 9 30 pm
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Woman Found Guilty of Bad Check Fraud and Forgery
In district court Janell K Brocksmith also known as Mrs Janell Hinkel was found guilty by a jury of a bad check felony for issuing checks totaling over 50 dollars with insufficient funds between December 1 and 31 1971 to obtain goods and cash. A handwriting expert testified signatures were forged and the defendant claimed the checks were stolen from her car. Trial began Tuesday with Judge Hugh H Arnold presiding and jurors listed.
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Colorado Bureau of Investigation
Chronology of American Troop Strength in Viet Nam
A historical timeline tracing U.S. troop levels in Vietnam from 1950 through early 1972. It notes the initial advisory missions in Saigon MAAG deployments under Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson Nixon and Nixon era reductions. Key figures include 4 000 and peaking around 522 500 in 1963 and later downsizing to 69 000 by May 1972.
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