Help Lines Offer Guidance On Food Safety And Pigeon Reports
Readers learn how to report foreign objects in drinks and how to recover lost pigeons. Advice covers notifying bottlers, stores, and FDA, plus contact details for pigeon bands through local clubs or national racing publications. The piece recalls a prior dairy complaint and stresses prompt reporting.
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Don Kaull
Cedarhurst Dr
Charlotte
Kaull
N. C
American Racing Pigeon News
American Union
American Federation
Old Arch Road
Norristown
Subscriptions Open for Air Force Magazine Color Photos
A local Air Force recruiter offers a complimentary copy and provides subscription details with address and rates. Readers can also access the magazine at public or high school libraries, though clipping photos is not allowed.
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Air Force
Dilemma on Repairing a Steam Iron
A reader asks about fixing a steam iron and whether to repair or replace. Advise taking it to a small appliance repair dealer for an estimate, then compare with the cost of a new iron. If repair costs exceed replacement price, donate to Goodwill Industries or the House of Prayer.
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Goodwill Industries
House of Prayer
Do astronauts get extra pay for space flights
An anonymous inquiry asks if astronauts receive additional pay for space flights. The answer states they do not earn more than their standard salaries.
Trail Bombing Pressures North Vietnam Supply Lines
U S B52s pounded the Ho Chi Minh trail’s mountainous sections as reports of increased enemy movement prompted a late season effort to move supplies to North Vietnamese forces in South Vietnam and Cambodia. Air strikes damaged thousands of vehicles and tons of ammunition while Khe Sanh base was hit but withdrawal from the area was expected to proceed orderly.
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Saigon
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
South Vietnam
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Laot'an
Khe Sanh
Nixon
Booze Remains The Favorite For Lauderdale Vacationers
Fort Lauderdale police report 15 man beach force has made 50 arrests mainly for disorderly conduct and public drunkenness as about 3 000 to 4 500 students arrive for spring break. Officials say drug use appears limited with few drug arrests and many students seeking a good time rather than trouble.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Pakistan Army claims control in East Pakistan amid fighting
New Delhi reports from both sides describe ongoing heavy clashes in East Pakistan as censorship blocks details. Pakistan radio claims Mujibur Rahman is arrested and the army seizes the province while Indian monitors cite a broadcast of Mujib denying arrest from the liberated Chittagong port.
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New Delhi
India
The
Frontier
Pakistan
Pakistan Radio Network
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Awami League
East Pakistan
Sheik Mujib
Chittagong
Pakistan Air Force
Dacca
State Department
Washington
U.S
Radio Pakistan
Foreign Ministry
Joseph Farland
Voice of America
British Broadcasting Corp
Manson Trial Near End as Jurors Deliberate
In Los Angeles jurors in the Sharon Tate murder case near end of a nine month trial begin deliberations between life and death for Charles Manson and three women. The judge instructed the seven men and five women after final defense arguments. The penalty phase started January 28.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
California
Manson
Miss Tate
Jury in My Lai trial still out
The jury in Lt. William L. Calley Jr.’s My Lai murder trial was told to rehear more testimony. On day 11 of deliberations the panel heard three of eight witnesses again, with a Sunday session set to conclude.
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FT. Benning, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Col
Reid Kennedy
Kennedy
Hugh Thompson
U.S. Vietnam control wanes as troop strength falls
An AP analysis notes diminishing U.S. military sway over Vietnam War strategy amid declining American strength. Washington Saigon rifts threaten Nixon Vietnamization as Laos strike shortcomings spark bipartisan concern and risk straining allied cooperation. South Vietnamese casualties rise while U.S. air support endures heavy losses.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
Saigon
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Laos
North Vietnam
Thieu
Inflation Alert Set To Target Construction Costs
The White House plans a third inflation alert early this week as Nixon weighs wage standards for the construction industry. A tougher alert would mark a new administration push against inflation and align with Federal Reserve pressure for stricter policy. The Fed remains wary of easier money policies. The previous alert three months ago highlighted price increases in oil, copper, railroads, and autos.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
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Joe McIntosh
Lauderdale
Andrew Tsiantar
McIntosh
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University of New Hampshire
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