China Builds Roads in Northern Laos Amid Refugee Reports
Asian diplomats cite roughly 20,000 Chinese troops at work in Northern Laos building roads from the border south to Muon. Refugees and American reconnaissance photos indicate China operates at least nine completed routes with security guards. US aerial flights over Laos have continued since 1964, aided by advanced lenses and film.
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Laos
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Chinese Build Roads Tied to Laos and Thailand Border
Exclusive: Chinese projects in Phongsaly Laos and toward Dien Bien Phu North Vietnam link north-south routes near Plaine des Jarres. Report notes rains delayed work for five to six weeks and potential resumption after the season. U.S. officials refrain from comment but do not dispute the Asian diplomats’ reports.
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Hundreds of TV fires probe by U S commission
The U S National Commission on Product Safety investigates hundreds of color TV fires, mostly from one maker, including at least one fatal incident. Officials say some sets ignite when on or off. a public action or hearing may follow within a month. Industry spokesmen call the problem infinitesimal.
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Senate drops oil tax sections in reform bill
The Senate Finance Committee removed from the tax reform bill two provisions aimed at raising oil industry taxes by about 65 million dollars annually. The House passed foreign tax credit provisions were also scrapped, with officials describing the vote as decisive. The panel has not yet weighed the 27 percent depletion allowance or other reforms. The committee also voted to curb ordinary business deductions for milk deliveries and closed a tax escape route for loosely organized company groups.
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U S Income Increase Falls to 17 Month Low
Personal income rose in September at the slowest pace in 17 months, Commerce Department data show. The 2.2 billion dollar gain over August leaves income at 759.8 billion annually, signaling easing inflation amid mixed signals about the economy and timing of Nixon’s economic address.
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U S May Orbit Monkey With Heart Transplant
NASA reviews a proposed orbital test flight of a monkey with a transplanted heart, part of two Barnard inspired studies by General Electric reentry systems in Philadelphia. The work would study space flight effects on heart transplants in subhuman species and tissue rejection mechanisms.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Christ Jaan Barnard
General Electric Co. Reentry Systems Department
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