Nixon says Hanoi violates POW release terms
The White House accuses North Vietnam of breaking the Paris peace POW clause and demands immediate release of at least 120 more American prisoners. Press secretary Ziegler says Rogers will seek urgent clarification while warning against tying releases to other issues.
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White House
Hanoi
United States
North Vietnam
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Ziegler
South Vietnam
Rogers
Vietnam
Paris
U.S
Saigon
Joint Military Commission
North
Laos
U. S
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Foreign Ministers
Eight face contempt in Norplex strike case over damaged truck and tire
Orders have been issued to show cause in Circuit Court why eight persons should not be held in contempt for violations of a December restraining order. Affidavits allege illegal picketing and truck damage at the Norplex plant and a slashed tire tied to Jerrold Hein, chair of the union negotiating unit, with seven other respondents named in related affidavits.
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UPO Norplex
United Auto Workers Local 1263
Sheriff's Department
Norplex
Vernon County
Jerrold W. Hein
Anastasia M. Hooverson
R. J. Stoddard
Hein
Francis Hollowitch
Market Street
Ward W. McKenzie
Kent C. Stephan
DeWard P. Shattuck
Thomas E. Hundt
Sparta delegates honor astronaut Deke Slayton at Madison dinner
A 16 member Sparta delegation joined state officials in Madison to honor Donald Slayton, one of the original astronauts, at a testimonial dinner. Slayton, once scrubbed from Mercury, is slated to pilot the docking module in a 1975 joint US Soviet space flight with Thomas Stafford and Vance Brand while training in the United States and Russia.
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Sparta
Donald
Deke) Slayton
Slayton
Russia
Thomas P. Stafford
Vance D. Brand
United States
Congress
John Glenn
Weather outlook for midweek with mild temps
Cloudy and mild through Tuesday night and Wednesday with a low near 30 and a high near 40. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph and a 10 percent to 20 percent chance of drizzle or precipitation. Thursday brings variable cloudiness and milder air with a low near 25.
Wisconsin Act Expands Revolving Credit Charges
The new Wisconsin Consumer Act begins Thursday and imposes an 18 percent interest rate on the first $500 of revolving charge accounts. Governor Wendell Ford of Kentucky says the domestic budget cuts by President Richard Nixon undermine goals to avoid taxes and curb inflation.
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Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Richard Nixon
China advances missiles and warning system on border
Columnist Joseph Alsop notes rapid progress in China’s nuclear missiles and a border missile warning system near the Soviet frontier. He asserts the Russians face a quick decision on the viability of a potential first strike.
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China
Joseph Alsop
FDA study links saccharin fed to rats to bladder tumors
The FDA reports rats fed saccharin in controlled studies developed suspicious bladder tumors but cannot yet confirm cancer. Results to NAS for evaluation. action awaits academy recommendation. FDA notes impurities or mechanical irritation could explain tumors. daily intake guidance remains one gram for adults.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Virgil D. Wodicka
FDA
Bureau of Foods
National Academy of Sciences
Wodicka
Academy
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