Vinson at 90 presses for stronger atomic Navy defense
Carl Vinson, veteran House Armed Services chair, reflects on the energy crisis and national defense on his Milledgeville farm. He urges stronger naval power with atomic ships, says Russia could overtake the U.S. if not kept ahead. He recalls decades of service, remains sharp, and foresees energy conservation and new sources like shale and coal.
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Kathryn Johnson
Associated Press
Milledgeville, Ga
Carl Vinson
Fovmars
Capital Hill
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
House
Anyman
Russia
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Carl
Swamp Fox
America
Defense
Richardson's Wife Explains His Resignation Actions
Mrs. Elliot L. Richardson says her husband did the right thing by resigning as attorney general rather than obey President Nixon's order to fire Archibald Cox. She told the Alabama Journal in Montgomery that he had no choice, is straight, and now has time to reflect on his experiences.
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MacGregor
Montgomery, Ala
Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Watergate
The
Alabama Journal
Why urethral dilation is used and when it helps
Dear Dr. Thosteson explains dilation treats urethral strictures to keep the urinary outlet open, noting it can be effective in children and adults but often requires repeated dilations or alternative treatments. He discusses when surgery might be needed and cautions that rest and proper management are key in conditions like Osgood Schlatter’s disease.
Minorities Seek Jobs In Unions
The Justice Department negotiates with the steel industry to end discrimination against minority workers. A May court ruling against United States Steel and United Steelworkers set goals for black hires and management representation, signaling a broader push to settlements over nationwide litigation.
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Margaret Gentry
Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
Asst
Atty
Stanley Pottinger
Pottinger
United States Steel
United Steel
Fairfield
Ala
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Kentucky Governor Calls Crime a States' Battle
Kentucky Governor Wendell Ford told a Southern Governors Conference seminar that the nationwide crime problem must be tackled by states rather than the federal government. He urged streamlined state agencies, expanded police training, rehabilitation, and strong public defender programs to maintain law and order and local accountability. Ford praised cooperation between local, state, and federal agencies and warned against overreliance on federal mandates.
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Dallas Lee
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Kentucky
Wendell Ford
Ford
State Crime Commission
Public Defender System
Department of Criminal Justice
Southern Governors Conference
Committee On Law Enforcement, Justice and Public Safety
Triplets Named For Leaders Of Arab Nations
Zainab Bahlas in Beirut named her triplets Anwar Hafez and Muammar after Arab leaders Sadat Assad and Khadafy. She joked a fourth would be called SAMG for the Soviet missile troubling Israel. Spokesmen at Janoub Hospital Tyre said the boys are under special care.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Zainab Bahlas
Anwar
Hafez
Muammar
Sadat
Egypt
Assad
Syria
Khadafy
Libya
Zainab
Samg
Janoub Hospital
Tyre
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