Hardin Shapes Cautious Nixon Farm Policy Start
Washington AP report on Secretary of Agriculture Clif Hardin reflecting after three exploratory months under President Nixon. He praises department competence while stressing a cautious, look and listen approach to farm policy, with no quick sweeping changes planned.
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Don Kendall Washington
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Hardin
Nixon
Midwest
Department
Congress
Lincoln
Neb
Jon
Johnson
Teens tied to Harris County rape robbery case identified
Houston AP report describes ten young men detained after alleged gang rape and robbery crimes in Harris County. Authorities say charges include rape and robbery by firearms. several suspects named such as Tommie s Jr and Andrew Frank. Police seek further witnesses as investigations continue.
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Teneanola Hich
Tommies Jr
Andrew
Frank
Joseph
Allen Green
Ronners, Jr
Ag Justice Peace
Albert ‘Leeman Brown
Eddie Zachary
Warren
Warships move toward Sea of Japan amid tensions
Pan American reports say Hornet and other warships 33 000 ton chrome carrier ledge 2 am 8 am near Tsushima straits. Officials decline to name ships as US claims airspace violation. Two bodies recovered in Sasebo after downed Tucker incident. 29 missing.
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Sea of Japan
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Korea
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Sasebo
South
Cans
Robb Lynda Johnson reunion after Vietnam tour ends
Maj. Charles Robb leaves Da Nang to reunite with wife Lynda Bird Johnson and their six month old daughter in Texas at the LBJ ranch. He will join Marine HQ in Washington, D.C. after a 13 month command and logistics tour where over 100 men were wounded and decorations included posthumous awards.
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Vietnam
UPI
Charles
Robb
Texas
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Lynda Bird Johnson
Marine Headquarters
Washington, D.C
Lynda
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cindy
1St Marine Division
Cleanliness Big Business In U S
In 1968 Americans bought nearly 3 billion high density polyethylene bottles for liquids and lotions. Bottles appear in kitchens with detergents and cleansers, in laundry rooms with detergents and bleaches, and in bathrooms with hand lotions colognes shampoos.
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New York
UPI
Phillips Petroleum Company
Private American jet found crashed near Delemont
A privately owned U.S. jet missing since Thursday on a Geneva to Basel flight was located Sunday in a forest near Delemont. The two men aboard were identified as Steve Baller, 41, Beverly Hills, California, and James J. Gustafson, Sepulveda, California, both dead. The crash cause is under investigation.
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Switzerland
Geneva
Basel
Steve Baller
Beverly Hills
Calif
James J. Gustafson
Sepulveda
Ninety day verdict on Nixon from Senate leaders
The AP surveyed Senate Democrats Mansfield and Kennedy and Republicans Dirksen and Scott who said Nixon’s first 90 days show calm giving way to looming crises. They praised his priorities on Vietnam inflation crime and governance and forecast rapid presidential messages and decisive action ahead.
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Associated Press
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Mike ‘Mansfield
D-Mont
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ii
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Mansfield
Kennedy
North Korea
Dirksen
Scott
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Middle-East
Congress
France
Cambodia
Students urged to infiltrate industry in summer work-in
A radical SDS manual distributed to students counsels infiltrating American industry this summer to ally with workers. It advises posing as a high school graduate, avoiding showing you are a student, and giving cautious job tips from where to look to how to interview. It stresses practical dress and punctuality while urging students to avoid displaying intellectual hubris.
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SDS
National Council
Michigan
First Law School West of Mississippi Opens in 1868
The first law school west of the Mississippi was established in 1868 at the University of Iowa.
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Law
Mississippi
University of Towa
Hess at Spandau reaches 75 amid routine and loneliness
The wartime captive Rudolf Hess nears his 75th birthday in Spandau prison. Guards describe his health as excellent yet his life in isolation remains harsh with strict daily routines and occasional comforts. Sources note talks on adding amenities like a television but no change in confinement.
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Britain
France
Soviet Union
Spandau
Adolf Hitler
U.S. Berlin
Robert G. Fergusson
Albert Speer
Baldur von Schirach
Speer
Cornell Confrontation as Students Seize Willard Straight Hall
Students at Cornell forced entry into Willard Straight Hall and kept guns inside after a sit-in backed by armed sympathizers. About 100 black students and supporters emerged from the building and marched toward the Afro American Center, while white supporters watched from outside. Security allowed loaded weapons into the building amid tense overnight standoff with campus patrols and radio station disruption.
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Muller
Willard Straight
Willard Straight Hall
Littlefield Man Shot Outside Cafe
A 32-year-old Leon Ellis of Littlefield was shot in the left side with a .22 pistol at 8:42 p.m. in a South Littlefield cafe and taken to Methodist Hospital in Lubbock in undetermined condition. Police sought a Lubbock man believed involved.
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Littlefield
South Littlefield
Leon Ellis
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Safety Lady tours state urging individual drivers to curb deaths
The Safety Lady travels across churches schools and safety symposiums mailing a plan for living to promote traffic safety. She says she has addressed about 500000 children and that change begins with individual drivers through Christian compassion and courtesy. Her chauffeur John Seick supports the effort saying the issue cannot be left to police alone. Brigham Young is noted for directing settlement of 3000 communities in Utah over 30 years.
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Utah
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