Thailand impounds planes flown from Saigon amid U S move
Bangkok demands halt to removal of 129 warplanes sent to Thailand from South Vietnam. Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj asserts Thai government will decide their fate, while U S says title lies under aid laws. Carrier Midway reportedly departed with some jets aboard. Thai officials seek talks with Viet Cong government as planes are examined.
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United States
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Midway
U.S
Pramoj
South Vietnam
Kukrit
Chartehai Choonhayyan
Edward E. Masters
Masters
Foreign Ministry
Chartehai
U Tapao
Flesiiz
McGovern In Havana Time For A Review
Senator George McGovern arrives in Havana for a four day fact gathering visit. He meets at agrarian reform headquarters to study Cuban agriculture and plans talks with Fidel Castro and Osvaldo Corticos. He says the current U. S. policy lacks benefit for either country and may discuss political prisoners. He stresses he comes as a traveler not an emissary and has conferred with Kissinger and other officials before leaving Miami.
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McGovern
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Fidel Castro
Osvaldo Corticos
Castro
U. S
Ford
Sec. of
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Defense Department
Kissinger on Viet Nam Mistakes and Subversion Policy
Secretary Kissinger argues using American force to aid allies against internal subversion is the worst approach. He says decisions to fight insurrection should rest with the concerned countries and stresses strengthening allies with nonmilitary aid. He also discusses China, the Soviet Union, and a reassessment of Mideast policy ahead of talks with Sadat and Rabin.
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UPI
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Kissinger
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Ford
Anwar Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
Mullen
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W. Va
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Kanawha County
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James B. Steele
Philadelphia Inquirer
Indianapolis Star
Star
Pulitzer Prizes Award Year's Top News Efforts
United Press International reports the 1974 Pulitzer winners across 11 journalism categories. Journalists celebrate including Matthew Lewis for photo work and Ebert for film criticism, with the Boston Globe winning for public service over desegregation coverage.
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Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun Times
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Xenia
Ohio
Daily Gazette
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Eotor
Etert
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Boston Glove
Boston
Philadelphia Inquirer
Chicago Tribune
Globe
Boston Globe
W. Davis Taylor
Boston Glode
White House Requests 898 Million for Food Programs This Year
The administration seeks 898 million dollars for food stamp and milk programs due to recession driven eligibility rise. Next year’s funding also expected, with food stamp monthly allotments rising to about 162 dollars from July. Funding includes 884.8 million for food stamps, 5 million for milk, plus 39 billion already requested for 1976.
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UPI
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Agriculture Department
Ron Nelsen
Ford
Nessen
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