Secret Study On Indochina Revealed
Intelligence experts told President Nixon that a communist led South Vietnam would not necessarily topple Southeast Asia. The 500 plus page NSC coordinated National Security Study Memorandum 1 warned of debates among agencies about RVNAF, Vietnam outcomes, and U S combat support needs.
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Ashington
Nixon
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Cambodia
Laos
Vietnam
National Security Council
Associated Press
Jack Anderson
NSC
Henry A. Kissinger
NIE
National Intelligence
Saigon
State Department
Defense Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Armed Services
Kissinger
U.S
RVNAF
CIA
ARVN
NVA
North
North Vietnam
Doctor Comes Home From Vietnam War Service
Seattle doctor Pat Smith known for treating Montagnards in Vietnam 13 years returns home after she and Minh Quy Hospital staff are evacuated Wednesday from Kontum amid fighting.
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Seattle
Pat Smith
Vietnam
Highlands
Minh Quy Hospital
Kontum
Longhairs And Officials Try To Iron Out Troubles
Harrisonville Missouri residents clash as youths including Risner Thompson Allen and Hall meet with city officials Luke Scavuzzo Felix Hacker and Stephen Berley to ease tensions after a deadly shooting by Charles Simpson. They discuss obscenities heavy petting and public urination on the square while youths demand rights and merchants warn of frightened customers. The group considers easing police presence on the square and job prospects are urged.
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Harrisonville
John Risner
Risner
Charles Simpson
Luke Scavuzzo
Felix G. Hacker
Stephen Berley
Johnny Thompson
Edwin Allen
Gary Hall
First Christian Church
Poice
Scavuzzo
Allen
Hacker
Drought Israel? No.2 of Series They Need Rains And Soon
The drought report surveys central U S from Nebraska to Texas and New Mexico, noting subsoil moisture shortages, scarce spring rain, and potential crop losses. Officials warn that timely rains from May onward are crucial to salvage wheat, barley, rye, and cattle herds, with regional contrasts in precipitation.
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Bill Johnson
Associated Press
James Tipton
Lincoln
Neb
United States
Tipton
Nebraska
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Kansas
John L. Wilson
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Oklahoma
Altus
Paul R. Wade
Elk City Daily News
John C. White
White
Caroline Kennedy Enters Concord Academy as Sophomore
Caroline Kennedy, 14, will enroll as a sophomore at Concord Academy in Concord Massachusetts. A spokeswoman for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis confirmed the plans on Wednesday. Caroline currently attends Brearly School in New York City.
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Concord
Mass
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Concord Academy
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Caroline
Brearly School
New York City
MU Students Sue for Right to Register at Columbia
A group of University of Missouri at Columbia students, aged 18 to 25, sue Boone County, charging discriminatory voter registration procedures that block their registration. They name County Clerk Murry Glascock, seek an injunction and demand the registration books be brought to the Columbia campus before semester end. The suit challenges an Atty. Gen. Danforth opinion, arguing residency rules unfairly target students while others are not similarly constrained.
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Jefferson City
Boone County
U.S. District Court
American Civil Liberties Union
University of Missouri At Columbia
Murry Glascock
Atty
John C. Danforth
Dan
Missouri
Glascock
Columbia
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Calvert
Liberty Mexico
Mao
Girls’ Academy
Mexico
MOQ
S. Jefferson St
Nancy
Barnes & Barnes
S. Jefferson
Belle Mon
Audrain Lumber Co
Benjamin Moore
Moore
MoorGard
Electraic
Manufactuer’s
Caprice
OLDS
Pontiac
G.M.C. Inc
S. Clark
Bertha Vare
Highway 54
Mary Street
Auxvalle
Jefferson St
LL A.M. Priday
Marvin P. Vore
Auxvasse
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