Limbo is Hell Five Years After Vietnam Night Missing Sailor
Joseph Dunn, a Navy lieutenant missing since his jet was shot down over North Vietnam, marks five years in limbo as his wife Muirne Dunn and others hope for answers. The church holds a mass in Dunn's suburb near Boston while his family endures the unseen fate of a missing soldier.
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Daniel Q. Haney
Associated Press
Welter
Randolph
Mass
Joseph Dunn
Boston
North Vietnam
Dunn
Vietnam
Maureen
Catholic Church
Joe
Tax exemption for farm inputs hailed as agricultural boost
The Arkansas Legislature passed and Governor Bumpers signed a bill exempting fertilizer farm chemicals and medications from sales tax. Hempstead County Farm Bureau president Lester Kent calls it a big plus saving local farmers about 40000 dollars annually. Arkansas Farm Bureau president Morris Bowman cites 3 million statewide savings and says the policy aligns with neighboring states.
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Hempstead
Lester Kent
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Arkansas
Dale Bumpers
Farm Bureau
General Assembly
Morris L. Bowman
Newport
Arkansas Farm Bureau
Crisis and change in U.S. economic stance in 1971
AP analysis notes the 1971 dollar devaluation and rising deficits as signs the United States shed postwar leadership and faced new global competition. It traces a $50 billion annual drain overseas, inflation, import restraints, and shifts in investor confidence shaping a more competitive U.S. economy with potential effects on foreign investment and the stock market.
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John Cunniff
New York
United States
U.S
Europe
Vietnam
Dends
Albert Cox
Lionel D. Edie
Wilderness bill signed by Arkansas governor
Gov. Dale Bumpers signed the wilderness bill creating a nine member Environmental Preservation Commission to protect ecologically or historically important areas. The measure has no funding. Bumpers aims to secure a $10 million appropriation to buy land or obtain conservation easements for the system. He called it a precedent to curb urban sprawl.
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Little Rock
Ap) — Administration
Dale Bumpers
Environmental Preservation Commission
Bumpers
New York
Florida
Released POWs tearful public appearance at Clark Air Base
Three freed American prisoners of war appeared before nearly 400 schoolchildren at Virgil I. Grissom School at Clark Air Base in the Philippines. Capt. Jeremiah A. Denton described hopes to see his seven children, while Capt. John L. Borling and M. Sgt. William A. Robinson spoke of long separations. The men autographed cards and posters from students, received warm welcomes, and later prepared to return to the United States.
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Peter Arnett
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Wiliam A. Robinson
Robisonville
N.C
Borling
Foes
Robn
Clark
Grissom School
Capt. Denton
Alma Siniscal
Bloomfield
N.J. Robinson
Joan Shelter
New Hartford
Nancy Graham
Gainesville
Fla
Robinson
Denton
Bridge Card Mystery: Culbertson Play Described
A reproduced bridge problem from a 1930s era column discusses Culbertson's play on a four hearts contract. It contrasts two strategies: Ely Culbertson’s line of ruffing in dummy versus a slower, drawing-trump approach, with East-West squeezing prospects and the implications of the bidding sequence. The piece ends by posing a question about the correct response to a three clubs over an opening bid two clubs.
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Vance Ap
East Bros
West
East
SMD
Ely Culbertson
Ely
Newspaper “Enterprise Assn
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