Primer Guides Lawmakers On Defense Issues Study
Washington AP A Democratic Study Group primer outlines how to study defense topics on Capitol Hill. It lists where to look who to talk to and includes an outline for probing programs and weapons systems. The 11 page bibliography and outline aim to aid lawmakers seeking more information than the Defense Department provides.
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Capitol Hill
Democratic Study Group
Department of Defense
Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
Fense
Robert S. McNamara
DSG
Jand
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Congress
Gas Ailments Reported From CS Riot Gas Use in Londonderry
British government offered to send a chemical warfare specialist to Northern Ireland to study reports that many exposed to CS riot control gas during religious rioting suffer diarrhea vomiting and abdominal pains. Doctors in Londonderry sought the gas composition and proper treatment while London editors criticized police for authorizing its use.
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Fred Coleman
Associated Press
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Northern Ireland
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British Defense Ministry
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Caretaker Sues Police Over Arrest in Tate Slay Case
William Garretson, 20, caretaker at the estate linked to actress Sharon Tate, sues Los Angeles police for 1.25 million dollars alleging unlawful arrest after being questioned for three days. He says four more people will enroll in college this fall and seeks damages if payment is not made within 45 days.
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Sharon Tate
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Ohioan
William Garretson
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Lady Bird
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John A.volpe
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Volpe
Borothing
U.S
Malcolm'tal
Toon
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Quinault Beach Closure Sparks Atty General Debate
Washington Attorney General Slade Gorton rejects the Quinault Tribe claim of unchallengeable ownership while the 25 mile Pacific coast beach near Quinault on the Olympic Peninsula remains closed to non Indians. Tribe leader James Jackson cites abuse and littering as reasons and says he will seek a treaty based agreement but Gorton notes potential court action.
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Wash
Washington State
Slade Gorton
Pacific Coast Beach
Washington
James Jacksson
Ular
Jackson
United States
Dan Evans
Beaa
Gorton
Nault
Quinault Reservane Auti Eee Seely
Tion
Billboard Ban Not Working Out
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration reviews Johnsons Highway Beautification Act page by page and has told Congress the anti billboard feature isn’t working out.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Violence reports surface from Bohemia Moravia clashes
Prague dispatched figures on last week’s unrest stating four killed and 277 wounded, including 246 troops and police, with 1,893 arrests and 1,797 questioned. Hospitals showed higher death and injury counts, as demonstrators surged through Bohemia and Moravia on the Soviet invasion anniversary.
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Czechoslovakia
Bohemia
Moravia
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