UN Think Tank Maps Future Under UNITAR Aims
The United Nations through UNITAR gathers scientists economists and lawyers to study the future. Davidson Nicol the 48 year old chief notes urgency as rivers fade and the world risks catastrophe. Four preparatory studies cover growth limits and related global challenges ahead of a December international gathering in London.
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UN Think Tank
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Davidson Nicol
New York
Nicol
Tome
Unitar Aegis
London
Prepaard Gardner
Columbia University
Kenneth Younger
Royal Institute of International Affairs
Oscar Schachter
Yale
American Society of International Law
Unitar
Europe
Academies of Science
Yoshikazu Sakamoto
Tokyo
Drug Suspects Plead Innocence in Fort Sill Case
Fort Sill residents William E. Dove and Richard Smith pleaded not guilty to marijuana sales to an undercover agent with bond set at 5000 and 6000 dollars. Nov 16 hearings scheduled. two more Fort Sill men, Ernest A. Racy Larry D. Smith and Gary L. Springstead, also pleaded not guilty to marijuana charges with hearings on Nov 16.
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Fort Sill
Roy Moore
William E. Dove
2Nd Field Artillery
Richard Smith
Smith
Dove
Lee H. Bruton
Headquarters Battery
9Th Missile Group
Special District
John F. Taylor
Ernest A. Racy
D Battery
4Th
U.S. Artillery Training Center
Larry D. Smith
U.S. Field Artillery Center
Gary L. Springstead
Nixon touts federal aid gains and revenue sharing advances
In a blitz of remarks the President highlights doubled federal aid to states and locals to ease treasury crises and cites increased program sizes and effectiveness. He notes housing and community development expenditures exceed prior four years by about a billion annually, crime growth slowed, pollution funds rising to 3.5 dollars per one spent, and a $30.2 billion revenue sharing bill to empower local governments. He adds six revenue sharing bills remain for Congress.
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Nixon
Congress
County Prepares for High Vote Turnout and Absentee Ballots
The state office confirms ballots will be checked by each county as part of a standard procedure. Voters are urged to vote early with polls open 7 am to 7 pm. Mrs. Logan notes a potential record turnout, 1701 absentee ballots mailed, and 33 000 to 34 000 registered voters.
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Thompson
Logan
Thieu demands vows on Geneva accords and South Vietnam plan
Thieu pledges to honor the 1954 and 1962 Geneva accords and rejects North Vietnam moves to form a three-segment coalition in the South. He calls for Hanoi to withdraw demand to join negotiations with Viet Cong and warns any rushed peace pact would yield surrender to Communist forces. Melvin Laird says cease fire preconditions limit gains. Former rival Minh advocates sincere national conciliation and says he stands ready to serve the country.
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Thieu
Republic of Vietnam
U.S
Melvin R. Laird
Norfolk
Duong van
Big” Minh
Vietnam
Recovery chopper crash in DMZ kills 41 US troops
Reports say a CH53 helicopter crashed into a mountain near the DMZ, killing 41 American servicemen. In response, U S forces launch intensified bombing raids across Cambodia Laos and North Vietnam to pressure a cease fire. The push includes mass B 52 strikes on the Ho Chi Minh Trail and base camps. The Saigon command reports over 100 Communist attacks in seven straight days as battles continue along Highway 1 and in hamlets near Saigon.
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Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Cambodia
Laos
Panhandle
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
United States
South Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Saigon
Highway 1
Tan Phu Trung
Oklahoma Weather Clears After Weekend Storm
Rain totals from Monday to Tuesday reached 3.8 inches at Ellsworth Dam and 3.9 at Lake Lawtonka with downtown Lawton at 4.82 inches. By All Saints Day, skies cleared and Lawton swelled to milder 50s, with winds turning from west to southwest.
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Harrison
Ellsworth
Jimmy
Canyon
Lawtonka
Oklahoma
Lake
Lawton
New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Nixon endorses Montreal Sabotage Convention against terrorism
Nixon called the Montreal Sabotage Convention an important step in the fight against terrorism and urged prosecution of anyone who injures or kidnaps civilians abroad for blackmail. He warned that other measures remain essential to forming a world where nations can interact without fear of irrational acts.
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Nixon
Montreal
Black bears span color varieties across regions
The bluish glacier bear of Alaska the brown or cinnamon bear of the West and the white Kermode s bear of coastal British Columbia are all black bears.
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Alaska
West
British Columbia
Prometheus Named Element History Mentioned in Session
Sooner legislative council meetings discuss mileage reimbursements for weekly sessions and council meetings. The text recalls Promethium’s naming history from Illinois to Florentium and finally Prometheus, reflecting the element’s international nomenclature.
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Legislative Council
Illinois
Prometheus
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