Vietnamization analysis questions job of withdrawal
AP News Analysis reports that Nixon era Vietnamization faces major issues as U.S. forces pull back. South Vietnamese forces must stay mobile and maintain offensive border operations to deter North Vietnamese incursions, or risk losing reliance on American air power and bases. Regional and Popular Forces lack three main force capabilities, affecting daily security.
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George Esper
Associated Press
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U.S
Cambodia
Long Khanh
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Bellboy New Girl in Hot Pants at Tulsa Motel
In Tulsa Oklahoma two hotel hostesses Pam Walker and Janice Bains wear navy blue and red hot pants while greeting guests and assisting at the Sheraton Inn Motel. They work five nights a week and say they receive no extra tips, with manager Don Baughmann noting earlier feminist concerns have passed. The pair enjoy meeting people and the novelty of the job.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa International Airport
Sheraton Inn
Bell
Pam Walker
Janice Bains
Don Baughmann
Pam
Miss Bains
Chinese Travel In US To Be Limited
An American government source says Red China’s UN representatives will face U N movement limits similar to Soviet diplomats, with 25 mile radius freedom around Manhattan and 48 hours notice for travel beyond that, while Havana and Mongolia missions face stricter controls. An advance party of six Chinese arrived Monday.
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United Nations
N.Y
Red China
U.S
Columbus Circle
Manhattan
Soviet Union
Urainian
U.N
Albania
Cuba
Mongolia
United States
Peking
China
Security Council
Nixon
Connecticut Prison Furlough Plan Proves Successful
About 900 inmates have taken furloughs over two years with no escapes and only one arrest not pursued. The program, extended to all facilities, allows two to three day home visits for minimum risk prisoners to aid reintegration, marriage stability, and employment searches before parole.
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Hartford, Conn
Connecticut
Raymond M. Lopes
Lopes
Pollution Bill Change Urged By President
Washington AP Nixon administration seeks extensive changes to the water pollution control bill passed 86 to 0 in the Senate. William Ruckelshaus notes desire for new hearings in the House while congressional sources show a White House circulated list of proposed alterations and a CEQ critique supporting key points.
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Nixon
Senate
William D. Ruckelshaus
House
White House
Ruckelshaus
President’s Council On Environmental Quality
Administration aims to scale back 1972 clean water bill
The administration seeks to delete or reduce key parts of the Senate bill including scrapping a 1985 deadline for a total ban on discharges into waterways. Ruckelshaus says the 1985 goal is unattainable and warns against promising what cannot be delivered while noting no aim to weaken overall clean water efforts. Senate Muskie criticizes the administration’s shift, joking it has undergone an environmental metamorphosis.
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Senate
Ruckelshaus
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Nude St Laurent ad unlikely to reach U.S. readers
French Vogue carries a nude photo of Yves Saint Laurent for his new men’s cologne with a haloed shot of the designer. The caption accompanies the image and a picture of the fragrance. An American licensee spokesman doubts the ad will run in the United States this week.
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Yves St. Laurent
St. Laurent
United States
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