Sea Dumping Rules Not Enforceable
State Department official Slater C. Blackiston says an international convention to license ocean dumping is unenforceable because each nation could grant its own permits. He notes sovereignty objections from the Soviet Union and Brazil while scientists plan a draft for the United Nations conference.
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Slater C. Blackiston
Secretary of State
Blackiston
Atlantic
Brazil
United Nations
Weather sketch shows scattered showers across North and South Carolina
A cold front crossed North Carolina bringing variable cloudiness and showers with highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s and lows mainly in the 60s. Southeast areas expect prolonged showers through Wednesday with additional showers Thursday. Friendship forecast notes 20 percent shower chance and temps around 70 at 8 am.
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South Carolina
High Point
Friendship Weatherman
Friendship
Fear and pressure deter Ted Kennedy from 1972 presidential bid
In Look magazine Kennedy says fear of a serious incident and family safety concerns weighed heavily against running. He notes internal and external pressures, mentions not entering primaries, and cites his brother Jack's era as a contrast.
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New York
Edward M. Kennedy
Current Look
Kennedy
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Warren Rogers
Oregon
Jack
Viet Cong attack sinks helicopters at Lai Khe base
Viet Cong sappers breached the Lai Khe base north of Saigon and destroyed four American helicopters valued over 1.5 million dollars while damaging another. Two American soldiers were lightly wounded. no South Vietnamese casualties were reported. The attack occurred around 3 30 a m with sappers entering through the wire and hurling satchel charges. The base hosts elements of the US 1st Aviation Brigade alongside South Vietnamese forces.
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Saigon
Lai Khe
South Vietnam
5Th Infantry Division
U.S
U.S. 1St Aviation
Qui Nhong
Red Tide Kills Hit Florida Coasts and Winds Drive Fish Toward Shore
Massive Red Tide concentrations kill thousands of fish across Florida bays. Officials warn the worst may be yet to come as westerly winds push dead fish toward Tampa area shores, with oxygen depletion blamed for losses in Saltzman Bayou and Escambia Bayou.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida Marine Patrol
Ray Guess
Indian Rocks
Gulf
Clearwater
Pensacola
Saltzman’s Bayou
P. J. Dougherty
Florida Department of Air and Water Pollution
Escambia Bay
Florida Marine
Guess
Smack Bayou
St. Petersburg
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