Rogers To Meet Senate For Mideast Briefing
Secretary of State William P. Rogers will confer with the entire Senate behind closed doors on Middle East policy. Senate leaders said the meeting arose from Nixon administration concerns over congressional consultation and recent Middle East developments. Eban defended policy ahead of talks with Rogers and Kissinger while senators criticized Rogers UN peacekeeping plans as misread, and Jackson urged clarity on Russian troop deployment near Israel.
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Tennessee budget hearings probe $1.5 billion plan
Tennessee lawmakers press a two week probe into Gov. Dunn’s $1.5 billion budget with the Commission on Cost Central predicting substantial one time and annual savings. Maxey Jarman chairs the commission and testified as a witness during the budget hearings.
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Vietnam peace talks suspended amid bombing threats
North Vietnam cancelled today's session of the Vietnam peace talks citing U S bombing threats. The move follows a three week boycott by North Vietnam and Viet Cong delegates. The communists' second string team will delay the talks until April, surprising Allied delegates. A U S spokesman said a decision will be communicated when reached.
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Last Of Chief Joseph's Followers Red Wolf Dead
Josiah Red Wolf a Nez Perce follower died Tuesday in Lewiston Idaho at age eight recalling his youth during Chief Joseph surrender of 1877 on Bear Paw Mountain Montana. The Nez Perce retreated over 1500 miles through Oregon Idaho and Montana with about 600 warriors and 7000 horses as U.S. Cavalry pressed them toward a new reservation near Lapwai Idaho.
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SST program funding halted by Senate vote shocks Boeing Seattle plant
Workers at Boeing in Seattle hear that the Senate voted 51 to 46 to halt SST funding. 7,000 Boeing jobs to go, including 4,500 SST related positions, with Seattle area workforce dropping from about 42,200 to 3,000 by year end. Los Angeles and other aerospace sectors will feel the impact as Rockwell and suppliers announce layoffs and relocations.
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Deaths Rise in Vietnam as U.S. Toll Grows
SAIGON UPI The U.S. Command reports 55 Americans killed and 335 wounded in Indochina last week, marking the third straight weekly rise. Through 1971 U.S. deaths total 523, with 44,730 killed in action since Jan 1 1961 and 296,369 wounded.
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Allies Plan To Scrap Laotian Operation
Washington reports that the United States and South Vietnam plan to junk the Laotian operation and withdraw bases in South Vietnam. Northwestern South Vietnam, the Laotian invasion launch area, will likely be abandoned and Vietnamese troops reassigned to coastal logistic bases. The mass withdrawal of about 32,000 allied personnel aims to prevent Communist victories in low-value areas and is accelerated a month ahead of schedule due to stronger enemy responses.
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Immediate Trial Demanded By Alioto On Bribery Case
San Francisco mayor Joseph L. Alioto announces an immediate trial on federal bribery and mail fraud charges. He denounces the Seattle indictment as shoddy and politically motivated and seeks transfer to San Francisco to remain in office during trial. The case involves $2.3 million in legal fees connected to antitrust actions.
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