Rail supply route to North Vietnam faces limits
Washington reports analysts warn Russia and Red China could move war materiel and food into North Vietnam by rail to offset seaborne losses after U S mining of ports. Officials note logistics, gauge differences, and weather risks complicate a sustained airlift and rail use. They also cite North Vietnam’s redundancy in bridges and routes and a possible continued US air countermeasures against Hanoi’s supply lines.
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Washington
Russia
Red China
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Adm
Elmo Zumwalt Jr
Naval Operations
Nixon
China
Cials
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Navy
Rostow says blockade not used in Vietnam war
Walt Rostow, former special assistant to President Johnson, told 1,200 attendees at the Fort Leavenworth seminar that a North Vietnam blockade was not employed because it was deemed militarily indecisive and risking maximum danger to U.S. forces in South Vietnam. Rostow, now a University of Texas history professor, spoke at the final session of the military seminar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft, Leavenworth
Kan
Walt W. Rostow
Lyndon Johnson
North Vietnam
Johnson
Rostow
University of Texas
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
South Vietnam
World protests and campus clashes prompt closures and unrest
U N officials shut New York headquarters to visitors amid demonstrations against Nixon Vietnam policy. Nationwide protests flare as UN pleas and campus unrest grow. New Mexico’s Albuquerque campus declares emergency after police fire on protesters. In Vietnam, An Loc endures heavy bombardment and tank assaults as U S forces suffer casualties. Texas floods inundate towns along the Comal River, drowning multiple people. In Germany, a Frankfurt bombing kills a colonel and injures others with no clear motive linked to Vietnam policy. Back in Washington, Congress debates raising the minimum wage to $2, with the Senate weighing a faster, broader increase. A hijacker in Honduras escapes after fleeing with $303,000 ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
New York
Nixon
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
James Moss Named Chief Draftsman at A P Green Refractories
James E. Moss was named chief draftsman technical services at A P Green Refractories Co. He oversees five drafting staff producing about 600 drawings yearly used worldwide to plan Green products in industrial furnaces. Moss, from Vandalia, previously served as assistant chief draftsman since 1965 and is active in church and community groups. He and his wife Betty live at 523 Abat with three children Vicki Kathy and Phillip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Moss
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Vandalia
Moss
Green Company
University of Missouri At
Rolla
China Won't Halt War Says Sen Mansfield
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield reports from a three week Orient trip that China will not pressure North Vietnam to end the war or free U S prisoners. He says China believes resuming bombing could prolong the war and notes Nixon’s harbor mining as tarnishing his trip.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Orient
China
North Vietnam
U.S
Mansfield
Nixon
Peking
Hugh Scott
Chou En-lai
United States
Indochina
Ron Dellums
Calif
Congressional Record
Kissinger
Dellums
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Congressional Transcript
Vietnam
House
Hale Boggs
D-La
Gerald Ford
Firm Must Pay For Pollution
EL PASO TEX The American Smelting and Refining Co was ordered to stop discharging dangerous levels of heavy metals into the atmosphere and to cover medical expenses for local children with elevated metal in their blood. Judge C K Schulte also mandated $100000 in penalties and costs and required about $750000 in pollution control improvements. The ruling ends three months of court proceedings prompted by suit from El Paso city and the Texas attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso, Tex
American Smelting and Refining Co
C.K. Schulte
City of
el Paso
Texas Attorney General
McGovern on Ist Maybe Ed Muskie Sees Nomination
Ed Muskie says McGovern could win the nomination on the first ballot if he carries California on June 6. Muskie notes Humphrey’s California win could boost his bid, but McGovern leads in delegates and New York votes matter later. Mills drops out as a compromise candidate. Wallace faces demonstrations in Frederick.
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Associated Press
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
McGovern
California
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
New York
National Public Affairs Center For Television
Nebraska
West Virginia
Alabama
George Wallace
Wilbur Mills
Mills
D-Ark
Frederick
Wallace
National Guards Armory
Audrain Medical Center to Add Speech Hearing Services
A grant from Missouri Section of Vocational Rehabilitation totaling 22032 funds new speech pathology and audiology services at Audrain Medical Center. The expansion targets 52000 residents ages 18 to 65 across six counties, with 3900 adults likely affected by speech or hearing handicaps.
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Audrain Medical Center
Missouri
Speech and Hearing Department
Woodrow Lee
Lee
Allen P
Josephine B. Green
Randy Dewar
Audrain City County Health Unit
Traces Of Hijacker Found On Honduran Mountain
The government said on Thursday night that a parachute harness and jumpsuit believed discarded by the hijacker were found Wednesday by agents on Mt. Sorocon near the border of Atlantida and Yoro counties in northern Honduras.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Eastern Air Lines
Mt. Sorocon
Atlantida
Yoro
Triplets Born To Fulton Couple
Fulton couple welcomes triplets Michael Robert Matthew Clifford and Amy Christine all born at Boone County Hospital weighing about 4 pounds each. Parents Michael Auer and daughter of Robert Christensen of Hatton. grandfather Nelson Auer Fulton Postmaster calls it the greatest thing.
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Fulton
Michael Auer
Michael Robert
Matthew Clifford
Amy Christine
Boone County Hospital
Mr. Auer
Auer
Robert Christensen
Hatton
Nelson Auer
Two Consecutive Life Terms For Murders
Wendy Loreen Holzwarth, 22, of San Francisco, was sentenced to two consecutive life prison terms in Jefferson County Circuit Court for a double murder on August 5 at Cedar Hill. She was convicted in January of killing William Redden and his wife Joyce. Two other defendants await trial.
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Hillsboro
Wendy Loreen Holzwarth
San Francisco
Calif
Jefferson County Circuit Court
Susan Beshore Named Social Worker at Audrain Medical Center
Susan Beshore becomes medical social worker at Audrain Medical Center after earning a 1971 B A in social work from the University of Missouri. She will evaluate patients, aid disability adjustment, plan discharges, arrange funding, and connect families with home care and post hospital resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Beshore
Audrain Medical Center
Miss Beshore
University of Missouri
Rich Hill
Osborne Named To Prosecute Boone Case
Audrain Prosecuting Attorney Thomas I. Osborne is appointed prosecutor in the case of Sandra K. Huskey charged with stealing 4100 from Boone County office. Huskey, a secretary to Franklin, was freed on 1000 bond. Franklin and staff barred due to interest, about 200 magistrate cases pending for review.
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Audrain
Thomas I. Osborne
Boone County
Sandra K. Huskey
Boone
Charles Franklin
David Bear III
Franklin
Osborne
John Cave
Magistrate Court
Pipeline Will Wait On Courts
Washington AP reports 611 companies planning four Alaska pipelines will defer construction pending court challenges. Interior Secretary Morton chooses Alaska route over Canada one, while environmental groups and Canadian allies intervene. Legal battles loom as opposition vows continued fight and officials say permits will issue only after court orders.
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Washington
Alaska
Interior Department
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Canada
U.S
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Alyeska
Morton
Dennis Flannery
Wilderness Society
Friends of Earth and
Environmental Defense Fund
Sierra Club
Canadian Wildlife Federation
Bookmobile schedule for May 16 to 18 in Mexico Audrain
Mexico Audrain County Library officials release the bookmobile routes for May 16 through 18. On Monday it visits R-3 Elementary School Molino station Oak Crest Court. Tuesday stops include Farber branch and Farber Elementary School. Wednesday includes Benton City station and Rush Hill station.
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Mexico-Audrain
R-3
Molino Station
Oak Crest Court
Farber
Benton City
Rush Hill
Ingrams Court Meeting Thursday at R-4 Elementary
Community notice lists Ingrams Court gathering from 3 p.m. to 4 30 p.m. on Thursday at R-4 Elementary. Also mentions a session January 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Salmon's Court with a note about dod and pane.
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Ham
Ingrams Court
Salmon's Court
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Saigon
An Loc
Cron Thanh
New Braunfels, Tex
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Comal
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Army
James Moss
Sen. Mansfield
AMC
American Motors
Mexico, Mo
Mitchell Sharp
Vancouver
Marton
Joe R. Monk
Monroe
State Farm
State Farm Tife Insurance Company
Bloomington
Linus
MHS
Pizza Hut
Liberty
Mexico
Bookmobile
VFW
Lady Grankenstein
Little Dixie Drive-In
Kay
B. Ss. Ilove
GLOOP
Uae
Gregory Fegk -Halwallis
Wit
Hla
Caen
Hal Wallis
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