Mariner 9 Pictures Help Map Mars South Pole
PASADENA Calif AP Mariner 9 images aid mapping of Mars south polar features as carbon dioxide ice dissipates in spring. Scientists Bruce Murray and Carl Sagan note topographic lines differ from equatorial regions and warn Soviet Mars 2 and 3 landings could face strong winds and dust while attempting descent.
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Pupil Assaults LA Teacher at Mund Wa School
A pupil slapped teacher Marian Hulsey of Berwi during a morning watch at Mund Wa, prompting the school to suspend the student. Local details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Military Procurement Bill Signed
President Nixon signed a 21 million military procurement bill while signaling the Mansfield amendment urging a final Indochina withdrawal date has no binding effect. The package funds antiballistic missile work and other R&D, and bars banning chrome imports from Rhodesia until January 1972 amid ongoing Britain Rhodesia talks.
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South Africa
Red Chinese at UN Enjoy American Food
New York reports that China’s United Nations delegation ate fruit and soup, drank hot water between sessions, and asked for beer from a private dining room. The Roosevelt Hotel caterer notes the party avoided liquor and that only one guest joined others in beer.
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Return to Old Economic Order and Methods Examined
A fragmented, OCR-like piece discusses shifts toward old monetary and fiscal practices. It signals concerns about inflation, rationing, and external shocks. The text references imbalances in trade and potential domestic and international effects over the coming years.
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Faernes
Hospital remarks that patients hate to hear
HAL BOYLE relays hospital quips patients dread hearing. The jokes touch on confidentiality, psychosomatic doubts, costs, bedpan scenes, confessions, lingering illness, wills, alcohol, gallstones, and gas pains, all delivered in a cheeky hospital room banter tone.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Harry
Rascal
Computer aids dentistry at Emory School of Dentistry
Atlanta AP reports Emory University School of Dentistry adopted computer aided tools to assist dental procedures and jaw treatments. The piece notes trials of computerized image processing and analysis for tooth care, cancer jaw therapy, and surgical alternatives.
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Emory Universis School of Dentistry
Duector Atlas
Lee Fumigue Essen
Arkansas Weather Outlook With Showers This Week
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday notes high 75 and low 44. Partly cloudy today and tonight with a few thundershowers in the northwest portion. A bit warmer tonight. Thursday turns mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunder showers moving eastward across the state. Today high mostly in the 70s. tonight low upper 40s to mid 50s. Thursday high mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Arkansas
American Motors Price Hike Approved
The Price Commission approved American Motors Corp. to raise prices by 2.5 percent on 1972 model automobiles. It said the move is justified by allowable costs and productivity, while not enlarging the profit margin over the base period. The commission also asked Chrysler for more details on a proposed 3.9 percent average increase and studied Ford’s initial 2 percent request based on deferred labor costs.
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the Price Commission
American Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
Ford
American Motors
Showers Likely Across Arkansas This Week
The Associated Press reports showers and thundershowers will reach northwest Arkansas tonight and spread statewide by Thursday and Thursday night as a large low pressure system moves through. Temperatures will rise but cloudiness will keep highs in the 60s to mid 70s with cool air returning this weekend.
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Oklahoma
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Nebraska
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Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
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Amendments Bog Tax Cut Measure In Senate Vote
The Senate moved to amend a tax cut plan with a 1,200 minimum deduction and a 992 million cost, replacing the current 1,050 deductible. A separate 15 percent import surcharge proposal could trigger a trade war, with quotas available during emergencies. Senator Gurney prepared a Social Security increase amendment tied to welfare reform.
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United States
U.S
Edward J. Gurney
Rlla
House
Yorty Joins Democratic Presidential Race in 1972
LOS ANGELES AP May or Sam Yorty becomes the second declared Democratic candidate alongside Sen. George McGovern. He plans to enter the New Hampshire primary next year and focus on the California primary as the climactic moment, saying he will avoid raising huge funds for all primaries.
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Nixon
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Yorty
New Hampshire
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