Adoption guidance and dewberry spot listings in Guilford and Moore areas
Readers submit questions on independent adoptions with expert cautions from Mrs. Helen Alspaugh of Guilford County Social Services outlining risks and costs. A separate item notes dewberry availability near Carthage with growers J C Crawford and J B McCloud offering U-pick and pre-picked prices, plus Neal McKeithin near Vass.
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Helen Alspaugh
Guilford County
John Crawford
Carthage
J. B. McCloud
Crawford
Sanford
Neal McKeithin
Vass
U. S
Cooperation In Space Discussed
SPACE CENTER Houston AP discussion by American and Soviet experts on common docking systems marks a major step toward cooperation after 14 years of stiff competition. A 20 member Soviet team visits for five days to set guidelines for future sessions on docking. three working groups cover methods rendezvous radio and optical systems and docking transfer tunnels. The push aims at earth orbit rescue missions and potential joint space exploration. Moon sample exchange June 10 shows growing collaboration.
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Space Center, Houston
Houston
Russia
Soviet Union
Kenneth Gaitland
British Interplanetary Society
Tex
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Peter Fairley
Britain
Independent
Fedosseiev
West
Muskie proposes independent board to lift secrecy on documents
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie states he will introduce legislation creating a seven member independent board to declassify government documents after a two year delay. The plan aims to reduce secrecy and pressures officials to disclose facts about U.S. involvement in Vietnam.
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Associated Press
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine Democrat
Pentagon
U.S
Garden City
N.Y
Muskie
New York Times
Washington Post
Legal Fight Resumes Over Pentagon Study Publication
New York Times and Washington Post press battles resume over secret Pentagon study of the Vietnam War. Courts keep temporary restraints as judges weigh national security against public right to know with hearings and appeals filed by the government.
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NEW York
New York Times
The
Washington Post
Pentagon
Federal District Court
Court of Appeals
Times
Washington
Post
District Court
Gerhard A. Gesell
Gesell
the Times
United States
North Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
the Post
Irving R. Kaufman
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Kaufman
Johnson says Pentagon Vietnam study distorts his role
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson objects to the Pentagon study of the Vietnam War saying the documents misrepresent his actions. Time and Newsweek report he blames mostly contingency plans and accuses leaks to the New York Times of near treason while noting Robert Kennedy’s hoped challenge in 1968.
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NEW York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pentagon
Time
Newsweek
Johnson
New York Times
Austin
Robert Kennedy
Vietnam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Lessa
McNamara
United States
Daniel Elisberg
Times
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Elisberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ex Marine Undercover Drug Informer Hangs Up Beads
Earl Manning a 26 year old Vietnam veteran spent two years as an unpaid undercover informer in North Carolina. He traced drug networks across Goldsboro Fayetteville New Bern Greenville Rocky Mount Tarboro Wilson Buies Creek and Raleigh. He made almost 300 arrests while posing as a hippie and says he never used drugs. Manning plans to settle down as he and his wife expect a baby.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Earl Manning
North Carolina
Manning
Fayetteville
New Bern
Greenville
Rocky Mount
Tarboro
Wilson
Buies Creek
Raleigh
Denounced Breakfast Cereals Return To Top Of Sales
AP report notes a year after Robert Choate attacked cereals as empty calories the major brands Kellogg Post and General Mills regain top sales with fortified cereals gaining 12 to 20 percent at Jewel Food Stores and Giant Food. Choate shifts focus to advertising while government studies on competition and fortification proceed.
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Washington
Robert Choate
Senate
Kellogg
Post
General Mills
A&p
Chicago
Jewel Food
Giant Food
Choate
Cereal Institute
Defecting Soviet Space Scientist Seen Shaking Cold War Ties
London reports confirm Anatol Fedosseievy, a 52 year old Soviet space chief linked to the Soyuz and Luna programs, has defected and received permission to stay in Britain. British observers warn of potential impact on Soviet US space cooperation while NASA and Houston talks proceed.
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London
Anatol Fedosseievy
Home Office
Britain
Soviet Union
Fedosseiev
Paris
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Moscow
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Archdale
Edmund
Saigon
Gurfein
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