Withdrawal Pace Slows as Nixon Sets New Targets in Vietnam
U S troops left Vietnam faster than spring projections but officials expect slower withdrawals in July August and September. The plan aims to reach about 175 000 by December 1, roughly 9 000 below Nixon’s target and about 100 000 fewer Americans between May 1 and December 1. Official counts show 239 500 troops remain, with future pullouts promised and continued air and naval support for South Vietnam.
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Harris Near Decision on 1972 Senate Bid
Senator Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma nears a decision to quit reelection and join a field of Democratic presidential hopefuls. Sources say he is about 83 percent decided, having moved from Oklahoma fence mending to a national bid. He flew to Los Angeles for a press conference and an East West trade talk before returning to Washington.
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Snyder Native Named Associate Superintendent of Arizona Schools
Dr. Jim Hartgraves, a Snyder native, is named associate superintendent of schools in Arizona. He will coordinate educational divisions and departments, oversee research into trends and practices, and work with groups including the Arizona Inter scholastic Association and the Association of Classroom Teachers.
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Arlene Declared First Named Storm of Year Off Virginia Coast
Tropical Storm Arlene formed off the Virginia coast with top winds near 50 mph. It was 180 miles southeast of Atlantic City and moving northeast at 12 mph. Forecaster Dr. Robert Simpson said Arlene would approach Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket region around 9 am with increasing size but not stronger winds.
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North South duel over 6 with Blackwood slam bid in hearts
The bidding follows Jacoby Modern with limit raise rules. North supports one spade with 13 points but lacks knowledge of partner’s exact strength. South holds a strong two-suiter and two control cards, uses Blackwood, and drives to six after a diamond lead.
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Henderson's Coverup Trial Hearing Resumes
Indianapolis native Henderson faces a pivotal trial stage as Col Frank J. Dor and defense counsel pursue two motions challenging government actions. The case ties to the My Lai inquiry led by Lt Gen William Peers, focusing on battlefield and command reports. Henderson, wounded four times in three wars, commanded the 11th Brigade of the Americal Division during the My Lai massacre.
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President Arthur Titled Father of the Modern Navy
The article credits President Chester A. Arthur with the title father of the modern American Navy highlighting his influence on naval expansion and modernization during his era.
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