Rogers Sees No World War Likely This Century Says Peace Likely
Secretary of State William P. Rogers tells AP that long term trends make a world war unlikely for the rest of the century. He cites nuclear restraint, growing interdependence, and new power centers in the United States Soviet Union Peoples Republic of China Europe Japan as factors supporting peace and continued NATO alliances.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington
William P. Rogers
Rogers
NATO
Soviet Union
Peoples Republic of China
Japan
Peoples Republic
United States
Community
Vietnam
Mideast
Drug abuse problem in North Carolina worsens say experts
Dr. Ben E. Britt, director of the state drug abuse division, says NC mirrors national trends as drug problems grow in big cities and remain present in smaller towns. He warns the issue is deteriorating and calls for attention to statewide trends and solutions.
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Raleigh, N.C
North Carolina
Ben E. Britt
State Department of Mental Health
Britt
Department of Mental Health
Drive Aims To Get Nixon On Ballot
Charles R. Jonas Jr announced a petition drive in North Carolina to place Nixon's name on the May presidential primary ballot. The plan requires at least 10 000 signatures from registered Republicans and includes opening a Charlotte headquarters within five to six weeks, while Raleigh remains central.
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Raleigh
N.C
Nixon
North Carolina
Charles R. Jonas Jr
Richard Nixon
Jonas
Charlotte
Moon Meet To Include Russians
About 700 scientists from 17 countries including three Soviets gather at Space Center Houston for the Lunar Science Conference. They will present more than 250 papers from Apollo moon rock studies with nine Soviet papers from Luna 16 on moon material. Reports cover dating rocks and lunar substructure.
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Space Center
Houston
Soviet Union
Earth
Phantom hermit captured after five month manhunt in Wisconsin
Howard Fairfield, 36, known as The Phantom, a cave-dwelling suspect in three counties, was captured by Oconto County deputies with snowmobiles and bloodhounds after abandoning his family and living off stolen cabin items. He faces burglary and breaking and entering charges, with a Milwaukee County warrant for failing to support his family.
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Oconto
Wis
Oconto County
John Fisher
Howard Fairfield
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Fisher
Fairfield
Sheriffs’ Departments
Cat Army Battles Fever in Bolivian Lowlands
Bolivian officials deploy a feline force to combat a deadly tropical fever spread by jungle rodents. Over 2000 cats were brought in after the disease, caused by calamus callosus contaminated plants, killed at least 20 people in southern towns. Vaccines and cures remain unavailable.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Rodolfo Mercado
Disease Control Service
Mercado
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