Thieu Election Leaves A Lot To Be Desired
The piece surveys South Vietnam's presidential race with Thieu the sole candidate amid resignations and court reversals. It notes opposition gains, U.S. attempts to influence candidates, and rising talk of a coup as the Second Republic nears Sunday’s vote.
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Thieu
South Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
Duong van Minh
Nhuyen Cao Ky
Minh
Vietnam
Supreme Court
Ellsworth Bunker
National Assembly
Senate
Saigon
United States
Head Restraints Prove Helpful for Neck Injuries Study
A CAL study funded by NHTSA and the AAMA finds women twice as likely as men to suffer whiplash in rear end crashes, with tall front seat passengers at higher risk. It notes head restraints reduce injury and that slow speed crashes pose greater danger due to seat movement. The analysis covered 851 motorists.
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Cornell Aeronautical Research Laboratory
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Automobile Manufacturers Association
CAL
Young lawyers seek wealth and change in a rising profession
A survey shows law as a sought after path for many graduates with high pay and status. The allure rests on financial upside, while social impact motives appear secondary as enrollment surges and future lawyers warn of burdens on the system.
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United States
Stanford Law School
Forbes Magazine
Richard M. Nixon
Wall Street
Nixon
Judge, Rose, Gutherie, Alexander & Mitchell
Orbes
Star Chamber
England
Bright College
U. S. News & World Report
Fortune Magazine
Hush-Hush Messages Stir Kenya Visit Fallout
AID officials tighten controls after a leaked confidential report about Bert Tollefson during Vice President Agnew’s Kenya trip. FBI grills officials and tests for leaks as secret messages are limited to secured EXSEC staff with restricted copy access. The exchange centers on the Treetops nightclub incident and alleged misconduct.
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Washington
AID
Agnew
Kenya
FBI
Robinson McKivane
John Hannah
Hannah
Bert Tollefson
Tollefson
Nairobi
EXSEC
Nixon on economy and tax plans faces cautious GOP questions
President Nixon warns on inflation and slow growth while noting postwar defense cuts. Officials cite lagging data but modest optimism. Javits and Allott press for clear timelines on investment credits and tariff measures as Byrnes backs the White House outline. A separate bus safety note proposes tiny emergency exit windows drawing criticism from the research chief.
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George Shultz
Arnold Weber
White House
Kaptain
GOP
Nixon
New York
Jacob Javits
Joint Congressional Economic Committee
Colorado
Gordon Allott
Senate Republican Conference
Wisconsin
John Byrnes
House
Ways and Means Committee
Byrnes
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
John Edwards
Childern
Edwards
United Fund drive kicks off with Raleigh speaker
Robert J. Alander of Charlotte, a renowned advertising executive, opens the United Fund campaign at Emerywood Baptist Church dining room. Corporate gifts total $130,000 toward $518,083 goal as organizers push for community support from employers and business leaders.
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Charlotte
Robert J. Alander
United Fund
Emerywood Baptist Church
Salvation Army Capital Funds
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Henry Foscues
School of Economics
University of North Carolina At
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Vera Armfield Foscue
State Normal and Industrial College
UNCG
Henry A. Foscue
University of North Carolina Medical School
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
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