Planes Strike Missile Being Carried South
American fighter bombers destroyed a surface to air missile and three anti aircraft guns in North Vietnam as it moved along the Ho Chi Minh trail. Navy flight dodged two SAM missiles while bombers pounded the trail in another day of heavy air raids and artillery actions across the country. The Mekong Delta area saw continued clashes with North Vietnamese forces and Viet Cong units engaging in multiple skirmishes. Muong Kassy in Laos was reported overrun by Pathet Lao forces with large allied casualties and equipment losses in the Highway 13 region.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Winter Saigon
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U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
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Hanoi
Vietnam
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Muong Kassy
Laos
Luang Prabang
Vientiane
Tokyo
Highway 13
Air Force
Alabama Legislation Kills Wallace Delegate Move
Gov. George C. Wallace faced a legislative filibuster that blocked a bill to bind Alabama Democratic National Convention delegates to the state winner. Senators debated a compromise while Wallace campaigned in Florida and public talks collapsed. the result leaves Alabama with only its regular presidential primary to choose delegates.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Senate
Wallace
George Lewis Bailes
Birmingham
Florida
Bailes
Pierre Pelham
Mobile
Robert S. Vance
Vance
Miami Beach
National Party
Debates, campaigning and primaries swirl in 1972 race
Reagan signals openness to debates while McGovern eyes New Hampshire funds and Florida skip amid criticism. Hartke and Jackson spur law and order talk in Wisconsin and Milwaukee. Humphrey courts labor backing in Philadelphia ahead of Pennsylvania primary. Wallace attacks busing and tax breaks in Florida panhandle.
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New Hampshire
Vance Hartke
Indiana
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Gary Hart
New York
Jackson
Henry Jackson
Washington
Wisconsin
Professional Policemen’s Protective Association
Milwaukee
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Minnesota Democrat
James H. Tate
Wallace
Alabama
George Wallace
Periscope Mirrors For Cars On Way
Washington AP reports government plans to require periscope overhead rear viewing in new cars by September 1976. NHTSA says the system doubles horizontal field of view versus conventional mirrors, expanding from 30 to about 80 degrees, though some testers find the coverage complex while others expect easy adaptation.
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Charles Kaehn
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
Kaehn
Strong Measures Promised On Pushers By Bond
Georgia state Rep. Julian Bond faced questions over remarks that mob action could deter drug pushers. Bond insisted he did not seek street executions but urged summary judgment and community control, saying blacks should police their own areas and fund institutions while pressuring dealers. He reiterated self determination as context for his statements.
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Atlanta, Ga
Bond
Georgia
Julian Bond
Atlanta
Cold Weather Outlook With Cold Nights Ahead
Weather outlook calls for cold temperatures tonight with fair skies and a high near 40s. Tonight’s low around 20 with Sunday’s high near 50. Precipitation chances remain near zero through Sunday.
Chelsea High girls seek childbirth and pregnancy instruction
Sherri Rosenthal and 54 classmates at Chelsea Senior High petitioned for classroom lessons on pregnancy and childbirth after a teacher strayed from the textbook. They want factual information not morality or sexual values, hoping the seven member school committee will act.
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Chelsea, Mass
Sherri Rosenthal
Chelsea Senior High School
Union Election Set For A P
The NLRB has scheduled a union election for February 29 at the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co National Dairy Division in High Point. Chauffeurs Teamsters and Helpers Local 391 affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Warehouses union, follows an 11 to 0 employee vote in the January 28 election.
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Winston-Salem
National Labor Relations Board
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., Inc
National Dairy Division
High Point
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Forecasts show sunny and warmer today with North Carolina highs in the 40s and 50s by Sunday. North Carolina tonight turns cold with teens to 20s. rain chances Monday and Wednesday. coastal highs in the 50s. South Carolina remains sunny and cold today with highs in the 40s and 50s this weekend. frigid tonight with 20s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
News Conference Drags as Nixon Term Proceeds
A Washington News Committee report says Nixon has nearly killed the presidential news conference by holding few briefings and tightly controlling questions. It notes nine conferences last year versus a typical 24 to 36, while listing major world events and political clashes occurring in the interim.
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Washington
Nixon
Washington News Committee
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Chicago Mayor Sends 25000 For Irish Relief Fund
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley sent 25000 to aid families of those dead or wounded in Northern Ireland. The money through the Daley Irish Relief Fund came from Chicago's Irish community fund-raisers. The mayor condemned Britain for jailings and lack of trials, calling it a shame.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Northern Ireland
Mayor Daley
Britain
Julie and David Eisenhower Campaign Reception Planned
Julie and David Eisenhower schedule a $100 per couple reception in Jacksonville Florida on March 22 to aid President Nixon reelection fund. George Champion Jr. chairs the Deerwood Country Club event limited to 175 couples. Secret Service guards kept the couple largely out of public view during five months in the city.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Julie
David Eisenhower
Nixon
George Champion Jr
Deerwood Country Club
Weekend TV Guide and Olympic Highlights
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Arnie
Mission: Impossible
Hee Haw
Jeannie C. Riley, Buddy Alan and
Johnny Beach
Doris Day
Robert Morse
Patrick O’neal
O’neal
University of Southern California
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Sapporo
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