Peaceful Vietnam charts strange stop for TV correspondents
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt profiles ABC reporter Frank Mariano, veteran helicopter pilot turned journalist, as the Vietnam cease fire invites coverage of peace. The piece recalls his two tours in Vietnam, dangers faced, and the Saigon Mafia gatherings at his San Francisco home.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Vietnam
ABC
Frank Mariano
Mariano
Quang Ngai
U.S
San Francisco
Kgo-Tv
Deviliry
Thai Ngo Bich
Ann
Viet Hoa
Saigon
Cholon
Jane Catherine
Buttons
Frank
Marianos
Nixon budget signals cautious path toward restraint
President Nixon proposes a 1974 federal budget of 268.7 billion with a 12 billion deficit, aiming to slow stimulus. Economists split, with some praising restraint and others warning it may not curb inflation or avoid a future crunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dorfman
New York
Nixon
Associated Press
James O'Leary
U.S. Trust Co
O’leary
Federal Reserve
Fed
O'Leary
Albert T. Sommers
Conference Board
Eliot Janeway
William Wolman
Argus ‘Research
Richard W. Everett
Chase Manhattan Bank
Stephens Announces Retirement at Arkansas Louisiana Gas
W R Stephens retiring from both chairman of the board and president roles at Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co after a board meeting. D W Weir, 59, of Shreveport, elected to succeed as chairman of the board, with Seefield Nelson, 31, named executive vice president for sales and provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Stephens
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkin
Stephens
D.W. Weir
Shreveport
Servi Ag
Zi Seefield Nelson
Senate delays Weinberger confirmation over budget cuts
Democratic leaders push to grill Caspar W. Weinberger on Nixon budget cuts delaying his HEW secretary nomination. The same session expected to confirm Elliot Richardson for defense, with action on Lynn and Weinberger uncertain as Senate recess looms. Mansfield signals possible holds and recalls executive privilege fears amid Cabinet confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl P. Leubsdorf
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Caspar W. Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare
Weinberger
Capitol Hill
Elliot L. Richardson
HEW
Defense
Labor
Peter Brennan
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Mike Mansfield
James Lynn
Housing and Urban
Congress
Gout Diet Guidance From Dr Lamb Offers Balance
Reader asks for diet tips to prevent gout flare ups, noting toe involvement. Dr Lamb explains uric acid origins, meds for acute and long term control, and that diet alone rarely fixes the condition. He favors a low to moderate protein plan, warns against crash diets and alcohol, and endorses vitamin fortified dairy and plant proteins while limiting meat fish and rich foods.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Isaac Newton
Leonardo da Vinci
Ben Franklin
Alexander the Great
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Southern State College
L.A. Logan
Hope
Helen Koen
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Verna Harris
Janice Hastings
Danny Rodgers
Rosston
Elizabeth Perry
Okalona
Carol Walters
Blevins
Revial
First United Pentecostal
Rev
Lane
Office of Management and Budget
Roy Ash
Frederick Malek
Mansfield
Lynn and
Biddy
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Lady
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Pr ‘Ice
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Men’s Levi
and Wrangler
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Hope, Ark
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