Viet Cong veneer slips as Binh rejects Paris talks
In weekend remarks Viet Cong Foreign Minister Nguyen Thi Binh challenged U S withdrawal deadlines and denounced William Porter as U S negotiator in Paris. She claimed to reveal names of American prisoners only after troop withdrawal while criticising pacification efforts as savage and biased. The piece highlights distrust and calls for patience from the American public.
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Paris
Nguyen Thi Binh
Viet Cong
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Binh
William J. Porter
South Korea
Hearings Probe Unemployed Scientists in Aerospace Field
A House Subcommittee on Science, Research and Development will hold hearings Thursday in Marietta Georgia and Friday in Los Angeles to examine unemployment among technical personnel. The sector has cut jobs sharply, with aerospace employment dropping 22 percent from 435000 in December 1967 to 338000 last spring, underscoring distress among engineers and scientists and concerns about U.S. technological standing.
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House
Marietta
Los Angeles
Christian Science Monitor
Keith W. Bose
Newsday
Bose
Tom
Irony In Steel Wage Spiral Shadows Steel Industry Deal
The United Steelworkers strike avoiding settlement triggers inflation fears. Industry spokesman R Heath Larry says pay raises drive costs, while USW President I W Abel argues workers simply catch up with other metals sectors. Layoffs grow as costs push up steel prices, threatening public welfare and worsened foreign competition. The piece questions why this occurs now.
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United Steelworkers Union
R. Heath Larry
USW
I. W. Abel
Question on a coup in San Diego and a Syrian pipefitter
The article questions a coup in San Diego tied to Adib Camazalli a Syrian pipefitter facing deportation as his work permit nears expiry He sought a swift US bride via a newspaper personal yielding 100 applicants including a 19 year old The piece probes why he should have been in the United States amid high California unemployment and critiqued immigration law.
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San Diego
Adib Camazalli
U.S
Darkazalli
California
Newark Finds Cash From A Computer Audit Of Tickets
Newark faces financial strain as a computer audit targets 7 800 motorists with about 36 000 unpaid traffic tickets. Fines exceed 100 000, with potential citywide adoption if Newark’s method succeeds.
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Newark
New Jersey
Railroads Subside Strikes With Employer Benefits Explored
Washington argues that railroads paid out over 37 million dollars in benefits to strikers and non strikers idle due to work stoppages across 18 years. The piece notes federal rules allow benefits even in wildcat or illegal strikes and that unemployment support often exceeds state programs, financed entirely by employers, potentially incentivizing prolonged strikes.
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Washington
Railroad Retirement Board
Moroccan court turmoil told by Bourguiba aide
Henry J. Taylor reports in Tunis that Habib Bourguiba's son, veteran diplomat and former foreign minister, witnessed an attempted coup against King Hassan II. The scene unfolded at Spirit Palace as gunfire erupted while Bourguiba and Belgian Ambassador Marcel Duprat, nearby, listened to the king improvise amid the chaos.
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Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
London
Paris
Washington
Hassan III
Hassan
Bourguiba
Marcel Duprat
Duprat
Morocco
Left Wing Fear Looms as Tunisian Coup Clashes Spill Blood
In a chaotic Tunisian royal gathering, cadets opened fire wounding several and killing two, including a plot ringleader near the king. Amid the carnage Bourguiba recounted heroic acts and a failed coup, while in Washington Democratic lieutenant governors push for a moderate 1972 candidate to defeat Nixon.
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Washington
Nixon
George McGovern
Fred Harris
Eugene McCarthy
New York
John Lindsay
Sun Valley
Ida
Sen
Henry
Scoop) Jackson
Rep
Wilbur Mills
South
Jackson
Mills
Texas
Ben Barnes
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
White House
McGovern
Armistice talks pause as Korea zones eyed by allies and Reds
In Washington a move to strip Dean Acheson of authority over foreign aid measures is advancing in the Senate. The House Banking Committee backs a $1.7 billion housing relief bill for defense areas. Low bids exceed $3.6 million for the new Lubbock Memorial Hospital construction on 19th Street blocks 3600 and 3700.
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Lubbock
Korea
Washington
Dean Acheson
Senate
House Banking Committee
Lubbock Memorial Hospital
19Th Street
Pennsylvania Opposes Gettysburg Battlefield Observation Tower
Governor Milton J. Shapp cites the Gettysburg battlefield’s historic significance as Pennsylvania joins a stand against new observation tower construction. The move aims to protect the site from environmental desecration and preserve its heritage for future generations.
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Gettysburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Wage-Price Curbs Seen by Burns in 1971 Era
Washington reports Arthur Burns, chairman of the Federal Reserve, predicts Nixon may soon resort to compulsory wage and price controls amid a 7 percent inflation rate. Gardner Ackley supports a wage-price review board, urging a fully developed incomes policy before full employment returns.
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Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Nixon
White House
Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Gardner Ackley
Lyndon Johnson
Ackley
University of Michigan
U.S
Democratic Party Committee
Johnson
Kennedy
Niven
Pass It On Ridiculous Daily Aphorisms From 1950s
A jumble of satirical quips and mock science questions led by L. M. Boyd. The column parodies science, dating and gender stereotypes with pithy lines about hockey sticks, marriages, eye lashes, pencil sharpening, electricity and streetwise planetary advice.
Werenne and Boyd Address Note in Fort Worth
The fragment mentions L. M Boyd and a Fort Worth P O box 17074 with an unclear instruction about addressing letters. The text is garbled but preserves the names and place, hinting at a mailing or contact detail in a historical notice. Further context is not available from the readable portion.
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L. M Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas
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