U.S. command cites red activity near DMZ in 1972 drift
The Associated Press report notes U S forces report aerial activity over the DMZ and North Vietnamese incursions while discussing ceasefire adherence. It covers plans for driver education, state aid, and traffic law reforms amid broader war and policy contexts, including proposals on license plates and Good Samaritan protections.
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Dmz
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Gov
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Thieu
Apjal Centre Commission
Amer
Vietnnam
Richard M. Webster
R-Carthsouthern
Missouri
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Ozark Air moves operations to Elkhurst amid airport shifts
Traffic at Memorial Airport remains heavy as Ozark Air Lines ends local service and relocates to Elkhurst. Trans-Mo Airlines gains usage, while passengers and city officials debate the impact and regulatory steps. Aquanauts conclude first night of deep sea pressure tests in Duke hyperbaric chamber as part of a two week dive study.
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Christy
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Oriand
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Elchurst
Highway Patrol School
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Saltzman
Duke
University
Ozark Air Lines
Civil Aeronautic Board
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Columbia
Mills expects no effort to extend full surcharge
Wilbur D. Mills says there will be no effort to extend the 10 percent surcharge if White House opposition remains and new budget decisions by President-elect Nixon and the Johnson administration. He notes economic reports show the surcharge’s impact and predicts Congress would need White House backing to pass any extension, or even a temporary continuation.
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Grant funds Rosenstiel chairs at Missouri law school
The Rosenstiel Foundation of New York donated 500000 dollars to the University of Missouri Columbia to establish two law chairs and support faculty. Dean Joe E Covington says the gift will raise the law school’s profile and aid in attracting strong faculty. Separate item notes Ayling’s son Charles, a Pueblo crewman, and a push in Congress for a humanitarian gesture from Russia to secure hostages' release aboard the USS Pueblo.
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National Committee For Responsible Patriotism
Ayling
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Physicist Lee DuBridge to Advise Nixon
NEW YORK AP A physicist, Lee A. DuBridge of the California Institute of Technology, was named science adviser to President-elect Richard M. Nixon. Scranton said DuBridge would be a listener, not a talker, and Nixon stressed the role as expanding basic research while avoiding a public life. DuBridge has planned to resign his university post and begin work immediately for the incoming administration.
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Harvard
Henry A. Kissinback
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Walt W
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Nixon forms science and space task forces for inaugural day
President-elect Nixon announced two policy task forces reporting to him by inauguration day. A science panel led by Dr. H. Guy Ford Stever of Carnegie Mellon and a space panel led by Nobel laureate Dr. Charles Fownes of UC Berkeley will advise on science and space policy. Meanwhile egg vandalism and street patrols sparked city police inquiries after eggs were sold to youths early Tuesday.
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Missouri Farm Bureau backs slow vehicle signs and driver training
Urges legislature to require slow moving vehicle signs for all vehicles under a quarter mile per hour and to license driver training schools. Recommends motorcycle operators wear goggles and notes past two years of traffic at Memorial Airport. Proposes expansion of highway safety office under the governor as aircraft traffic at the airport averages 74 to 100 takeoffs daily.
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