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Readers ask about punch operators and dazzling highway billboards. The exchange clarifies a punch operator works with numeric characters, notes a dangerous bright sign east of the sight, and directs poultry info to John A. Crawford, County Extension Chairman in Greensboro, for raising and marketing poultry.
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400 Planes A Day Attack Red Supply Trail In Laos
Military operations in Laos intensify with reports of 400 planes a day targeting logistic routes. The daily mission disclosures reflect high tempo as forces press along the Ho Chi Minh corridor and surrounding supply lines.
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Laos
Indictments Taint Tate Murders In Los Angeles Case
Five people linked to the Tate murder case are indicted in Los Angeles. The charges allege involvement in the killings of actress Sharon Tate and four others at the Polanski estate, with key testimony highlighted by the jury foreman. Suspects include Charles Manson and four female defendants, plus an additional youth in related LaBianca murders.
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Charles M. Manson
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Watson
Patricia Krenwinkel
Linda Kasabian
Lankston
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Rosemary
Nixon rejects My Lai atrocity link and vows no tax hike
President Nixon defends U S conduct in Vietnam, calls My Lai an isolated massacre and says no civilian inquiry. He opposes a tax reform bill boosting Social Security and personal exemptions, and notes Agnew offered useful suggestions on media handling. See Christmas on Page 2A.
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Way Opened For Vote On Tax Reform Bill
Washington AP reports the Senate cleared the path for a final vote on a sweeping tax reform bill. It defeated two attempts to strip labor unions of tax exempt political activity status and rejected Sen. Paul Fannin’s amendment 89 to 27. President Nixon had proposed substantial tax cuts totaling about 9 billion.
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President Threatens To Veto Bill In Heated TV Conference
The president signaled a tough fiscal stance during a Monday night news conference, vowing to use executive powers to protect planned budget surpluses amid anticipated spending cuts. He referenced campaign finance issues and noted opposition from Democrats. Senator Walter Mundale labeled the amendment unfair and one sided.
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Aeep Ig
Nixon
Studded Snow Tires Draw Fire As Tests Divide
Debate over studded snow tires continues with industry spokesmen predicting high sales in 1969 while riders and critics cite mixed test results. Studies from Carnell Lab show four wheel studs boost braking on packed snow and ice, but road wear concerns persist and some observers report unsafe handling on wet surfaces.
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Nixon to address nation on Vietnam policy update
President Nixon announced he will speak to the nation about Vietnam in two or three weeks. He will outline a third stage troop withdrawal and update his November 3 policy speech, saying the address will be brief. He cited information gaps as a public issue and noted broad congressional and citizen support efforts.
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