Copters land S Viet troops on Nui Ba Den mountain
South Vietnamese forces backed by air strikes launched a helicopter assault on Nui Ba Den to retake a base and communications center near Tay Ninh City, as North Vietnamese forces captured Phuoc Binh and Tay Ninh endured heavy rocket fire and civilian casualties. A Mekong convoy to Phnom Penh carried 4000 tons of ammunition but faced Khmer Rouge fire. one tug was hit and crewman killed.
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South Vietnam
Nui Ba den
Black Virgin
Tay Ninh
Phuoc Binh
Phuoc Long
Associated Press
Huynh Cong Ut
Cambodia
Mekong
Phnom Penh
Arei Khsar
Heart attack deaths begin to decline in white men
Dr. Jeremiah Stamler reports a shift after decades of rise, with 1968 to 1972 showing an 8.9 percent drop in white men ages 35 to 64. The downturn follows changes in lifestyle, reduced smoking, better blood pressure treatment, and improved hospital coronary care units.
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Marco Island
Fla
Stamler
American Heart Association
Science Writers’ Forum
Senate OKs fulltime law school in Little Rock
The Arkansas Senate approved a bill to establish a full-time law school at Little Rock using the existing night school facilities, sending it to the House. Opponents warn of shifting law education away from Fayetteville, while supporters cite favorable bar passage records for Little Rock graduates. The chamber also increased Southland greyhound racing days and adopted amendments to the constitutional convention election plan.
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State Senate
House
Senate
Max Howell
Jacksonville
General Assembly
University of Arkansas
Arkansas Bar Foundation
Arkansas
UA Law
Fayetteville
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Morrell Gathright
Pine Bluff
Little Rock Law School
Southland Greyhound Track
West Memphis
State Racing Commission
David Pryor
Pryor
Punishments for Terrorists Show No Consistent Pattern
Arab and Palestinian groups criticize attacks while penalties remain mild or symbolic. Abu Mahmoud was executed in Beirut for December 1973 airport attacks. Abu Nidal was sentenced in absentia. Greece freed two attackers after commuted death sentences. France seeks international pact after Orly attacks. Scali to push UN action. Maseru king grant rise noted by Lesotho Assembly.
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Ly Shirley Christian Associated Press
Muammar Khadafy
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
PLO
Abu Mahmoud
Beirut
Rome
Athens
Abu Nidal
Fatah
Baghdad
Yasir Arafat
Dubai
Tunisia
West Germany
Libya
Greece
Paris’ Orly
France
Nixon seeks foreign donations for legal defense fund
Richard Nixon's legal defense fund, nearly exhausted after paying another 20000 in fees, appeals to foreign contributors to raise 1 million to aid the former president. Rabbi Baruch Korff said 100000 in fees has been paid since his resignation, leaving 142322 owed and the fund nearly empty as small contributions arrive daily. He plans broad appeals to newspapers worldwide to boost funds.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Legal Defense Fund
Baruch Korff
President Nixon Justice Fund
Nixon
Korff
Miller, Cassidy, Larroca and Lewin
Barry Cooperstein
Justice Fund
White House
Free World
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Nixon Legal Defense
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