Thieu Calls for Morale Push as Viet Cong Lulls Rise
President Nguyen Van Thieu says heavy losses drive a current lull in Viet Cong and North Vietnamese activity. He cites use of women and teenagers in ranks and notes manpower shortages. Thieu insists on continued Paris talks, insists on noncoalition government, and pledges to modernize the South Vietnamese army with U.S. equipment.
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McIntyre backs Cooper Hart ABM amendment in Senate vote
Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre announced he will vote to bar deployment of the Safeguard ABM system, boosting the effort to block the program. Cooper Hart aim to shift funding to research and development for at least a year, with McIntyre pressing his own compromise afterward.
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Apollo 11 Moon Photo Release Planned Tuesday
NASA expects the first batch of Apollo 11 moon photos and film to be released Tuesday afternoon. Four color stills, four black and white views, and 100 feet of color film undergo lunar dust decontamination before public release, with a second batch planned later in the week.
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Western Governors Meet in Hawaii Focuses on Federal Relations
Western governors from 13 states gather in Hawaii for their yearly conference with federal officials. Vice President Agnew and cabinet members will outline the administration’s plans to bridge tensions between states and Washington. New faces include John Haydon and governors Anderson Miller, Rampton, Burns.
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Nevada Senators Push Federal Law Against Child Pornography
Senators Alan Bible and Hannah Cannon co sponsor a bill to make it a federal offense to sell minors pornography transported across state lines or through the mails. They claim up to 75 percent of such material reaches minors.
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Japanese Sailor Finishes Solo Voyage to San Francisco Bay
Ryusuke Ushijima, 23, from Fukuoka, completed an 85 day voyage in the 144 ton yacht Sanatosu. He followed open water to the Golden Gate but landed in San Francisco by mistake, then sailed to Oakland under civic escort. He carried greetings from Fukuoka Mayor Abe to Oakland Mayor Redding and will receive the city key at a Tuesday luncheon.
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Leather substitutes offered as cheaper options
Denver reports 69 leather substitutes currently available. The substitutes are described as lighter weight, more scuff resistant and dye fast, offering cheaper alternatives to traditional leather goods.
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