War arms surplus looms after Vietnam conflict
The war creates a vast pool of used weapons from small arms to tanks. Experts say hundreds of thousands of arms will flood markets worldwide, with NATO and other regions absorbing surplus as repatriation costs deter. United States and Soviet Union remain top suppliers through 1962-66 and 1949-68 respectively.
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Stanford Research Institute
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Thailand
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Indonesia
Strategic Studies Center
Washington
United States
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China
Soviet Union
Funeral Honoring Anguilla Under British Rule
About 400 Anguillans held a Sunday demonstration with a black coffin bearing If Lee don t go Anguilla is dead to protest British occupation after 13 months of independence. Anthony Lee the British commissioner oversaw rule as troops invaded and promised withdrawal with engineers to replace them. The incident affects regional politics as Antigua labor leader George Walter plans to raise the issue in upcoming elections.
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Robert Berrellez
Associated Press
Anguilla
St. Kitts ‘and
Nevis
Britain
Caribbean
George Walter
Antigua
Vere Bird
Walter
Wildcat Strike at Kernersville Ties Up Freight Terminal
In Kernersville near Pilot Freight Carriers a restraining order was issued against striking drivers after a Sunday walkout. Superior Court Judge Harvey Lupton signed the order as the Teamsters Union labeled the strike unauthorized and improper.
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Kernersville
Superior Court
Harvey Lupton
Teamsters Union
Transplant Patient Dies in Multi-Organ Series
Ronald Nelson, 19, who received a kidney in a multi-organ transplant from a single donor on Feb 19, died Saturday at New York Hospital. Hospital said death due to complications not involving the functioning kidney. Nelson had been reported well until March 7 when a relapse made his condition critical.
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NEW York
New York Hospital
Ronald Nelson
Nelson
Nixon's War Conference Yields No Immediate Decisions
Washington reports indicate no significant announcements will come from President Nixon and top advisers after weekend talks on Vietnam policy. Discussions included Secretary Rogers, Kissinger, Ellsworth Bunker, and General Goodpaster with ongoing concerns about possible retaliatory actions, troop withdrawals, and missile defense talks with Canada’s Pierre Trudeau.
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White House
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Paris
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Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Saigon
Ellsworth Bunker
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Ronald Ziegler
Bunker
Goodpaster
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Trudeau
Canada
Ottawa
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