Senate Labor Panel Set To Okay Strike Measure
The Senate Labor Committee appears ready to approve emergency strike legislation but final action this session is unlikely. Packwood may push a permanent national emergency strike provision on the floor if the panel delays. Nixon opposed key panel recommendation as final offers would be submitted to a presidential panel for settlement.
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U S Military Unhappy Over Thailand Army
U S officials criticize Thailand for a major test against insurgents noting lack of aggressiveness poor training and unwieldy formations. The analysis cites 12 000 Thai troops facing about 600 rebels with 70 killed and 270 wounded, prompting calls for new tactics as Bangkok plays a key role in Southeast Asia anti communist strategy.
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Costs rise on two nuclear carriers and 20 frigates
Senate Democrat William Proxmire and Rep. Les Aspin released studies showing Navy plans to build two nuclear powered aircraft carriers and modernize 20 guided-missile frigates cost far more than initial estimates. Cost for the carriers climbed from 946.5 million to 1.78 billion. frigates rose from 692 million to 1 billion with a 45 percent increase amid reported SAM firing failures.
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MIGs Prepare For Increased Action Over Hanoi
North Vietnam praised the MIG air defense unit over Hanoi and said it is preparing for more activity. Hanoi Radio reported all members of Company Red Star would push for victory in North Vietnamese air space and the unit operates north of Hanoi in the Hanoi Haiphong area. U S sources suggested the broadcast could signal more MIG use against American warplanes or aim to boost public morale.
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Japan Chosen for Prewar Olympics Site Before War Breaks Out
The article notes Japan was selected to host the Olympic Games before World War II but the event was canceled as war began. It highlights the shift in plans and the impact on international sport.
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American Troops Withdrawn as Navy and Air Power Rise
U S forces in Vietnam fell to about 73 000 last week near Nixon's 69 000 goal for ground troops. Naval strength off shore rose to 38 000 to 40 000 and over 30 000 Air Force personnel are based in Thailand. More outside forces support the South Vietnamese as ground withdrawals continue.
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Beer goes to Apollo 16 astronauts from Swan Brewery
Four cartons of Western Australian Swan beer are shipped to Houston for Apollo 16 astronauts after Charles Duke and John Young joked about a cold Swan. Swan Brewery public relations says the joke recalls the reporters at Carnarvon satellite station. The University of Northern Colorado awarded over 13 000 masters degrees.
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Government Auctions SST Mockup Heads to Exhibit Hall
The 228 foot SST mockup built at 10.8 million dollars was sold for 31,119 to Marks Morrison of Nebraska and Don Otis of California. They plan a year long testing display while seeking a rural site near an interstate for display and related air exhibits. States Nebraska Colorado and Kansas are considered with Disney World and Six Flags showing interest.
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Durant fisher and son die in Lake Texhoma
Joe Krebs and his son Mike Krebs were missing after leaving Durant to set trotlines. A 16 foot boat was found submerged in about 10 feet of water near the shore. Divers recovered the bodies Sunday about 150 feet from the shore in Widow Moore Creek area northwest of Durant.
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IRA Snipers Wound Four in Belfast Attacks
In a Sunday wave of IRA sniping in Northern Ireland, four people were wounded including a police officer. Guerrillas fired on a police truck wounding a civilian, while a British soldier was hit near a Catholic district. A separate raid abducted a storekeeper in East Middletown and bombed his shop, injuring him. The violence coincided with sectarian clashes in Londonderry Waterside.
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