Nixon clarifies Vietnam policy in Southeast Asia visit
Nixon, in Bangkok, reiterates no new Vietnam commitments and outlines when U.S. troops may be used abroad. He assures Thailand will be helped to defend itself while stressing technical support only for brushfire conflicts, with White House officials noting deviations for special cases. Nixon meets with U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and locals at the embassy, drawing a cheering crowd.
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Thailand
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Asia
Bangkok
White House
Lixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Ellsworth Bunker
First Apollo photos shown reveal calm in quarantine
Dr. William Carpentier and Dr. Craig Fischer report no dangerous life forms found in lunar samples and state astronauts are the true test of quarantine release. Tests on animals and germ free specimens begin Wednesday as Armstrong Aldrin and Collins brief on the moon mission two days after return.
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Neil Armstrong
Moon
Lunar
Earth
William Carpentier
Craig Fischer
Armstrong, Aldrin
Long Beach Murder Suspect Arrested in Illinois
In Illinois police custody, 23 year old Terry Kevin Stelzriede awaits extradition for the Oct. 15 shooting death of California State College student Richard Numata. A second suspect, Dennis West, died Nov. 21 from a drug overdose after aiding the crime.
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Long Beach
Quincy, Ill
Terry Kevin Stelzriede
el Monte
Baldwin Park
Charles R. Dillon
Robert M. Bell
Stelzriede
Richard Numata
Dennis West
All Points
California
Quincy
West
Cynthia Lee
Numata
Whittier
Gardenia Ave
California State College At
Donald C. Cook
Loma St
Grenada Avenue
Appian Way
Reagan Opposes Federal College Aid Cuts
California Governor Ronald Reagan and Washington Governor Dan Evans oppose federal cuts that punish colleges for campus violence. They argue funds should not be withdrawn from institutions for actions of a few, urging protection of innocent colleges while supporting a resolution against the cutoff.
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Seattle
Wash
California
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Dan Evans
Western Governors Conference
Robert H. Finch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Finch
Governor Pay Hike Approved By Assembly Panel
The Ways and Means Committee backed bills to raise the governor’s salary to 49100 in January 1971 after the next election. Top aides and key state officials would also receive raises including Edwin Meese and Caspar Weinberger. Eight secretaries on Reagan’s personal staff would see a 5450 hike to 27500 with agency secretaries boosted to 35000.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Ways and Means
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Edwin L. Meese
Caspar W. Weinberger
Reagan
Reagan Forms School Reform Commission
Gov Ronald Reagan announces an 18 member Commission on Educational Reform to review California public schools and propose improvements in finances administration teacher training certification and curriculum. Reagan, in Seattle for the Western Governors Conference, urged members to study changes.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Commission On
Reagan
Seattle
Western Governors Conference
Commission
Credit card rental policy and bumper sticker inquiry in housing ad
The piece discusses car rental eligibility without a credit card, noting final qualifications are by each rental agency. It includes a separate housing notice offering a bumper sticker reading Good Neighbors Come in All Colors for five cents from the Housing Opportunity Center in Los Angeles, plus a phone contact.
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A.B
Westminster
Housing Opportunity Center
Suite
Los Angeles
Calif
Farmers Insurance Group
W.N.P
San Pedro
Larry Moss
Farmers Insurance Representative
Moss
Misbilled Bankard Charges Prompt Protest Letter
A Michigan Bankard account dispute recounts a $33 charge for a purchase not made by the letter writer and an unused airline ticket. The customer alleges repeated form letters. supervisor Lee Phenicie finds a man with the same surname caused the misbilling and removes both charges from the account.
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Openhias
Nave
Michigan Bankard Co
Michigan Bankard
B.J.L
Beach
Lee Phenicie
Michigan Company
Watere Gay
Navy dress rules curb mini skirts at Groton base
At Groton submarine base, new civilian dress and appearance standards ban short miniskirts and tight clothing for women. Sailors lament the loss of fun while secretaries weigh the rules and joke that strict attire would resemble Granny Goose.
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Groton, Conn
UPI
U.S
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