Capitol Bombing Inside Job Rumors Surface
The blast at the U S Capitol damaged about six rooms with speculation that an inside job or a familiar insider planted the bomb. FBI bomb experts found clues. Capitol Police and senators called for a formal inquiry while President Nixon said public access would remain and routine security would continue.
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Roy Meghee Wasitington
UPT
U.S
Senate
Mike Matsfield
Capitol
Munday
Capitol Police
I. W. Powell
L. H. Ballard
Nixon
Obituary: Doyle White Parks of Lafayette Indiana dies
Mr. Doyle White Parks age 43 of Lafayette Ind passed away March 1 1471 in Lafayette. He formerly resided in Tazewell Tenn. Funeral arrangements are pending arrival of the body at Coffey Funeral Home Tazewell.
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Doyle White Parks
Lafayette
Ind
Agvay
Parks
Tazewell
Tenn
Coffey Funeral Home
Hospital Notes At Appalachian Regional Hospital Visiting Hours
Hospital notes list dismissals and admissions at Appalachian Regional Hospital and Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic with visiting hours 11 am and 12 73 pm. Names include Charlie Ayers Estelena Burch Patricia Lorens Clessie Pittman Catherine Herk Betsy Brown Edna Harrell Corine Hood Martha Hoskins Davie Johnson Eugene Maiden Sandra Reid June Rowlett Colby Saylor Anthony Thompson James Weddle Opal Wilder and officers wounded in Boston in a UPI report.
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Appalachian Regional Hospital
Charlie Ayers
Ewing
Estelena Burch
Charles Daughtery
Myra Dent
Patricia Lorens
Rocky Overton
Wanda Partin
Clessie Pittman
Cabbage Tack Smith
Gatherine Herk
City Admissions
Betsy Brown
Habert L. Carroll
City
Egypt Sees U S Move in Middle East Manoeuvre
Al Ahram reports Cairo expects the United States to take the next step after Israel refused to withdraw from lands seized in 1967. Mahmoud Riad questions Washington’s position as Donald Bergys cites ongoing efforts toward a peace settlement amid Soviet and U S exchanges.
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al Ahram
Egypt
United States
Middle East
Israel
William P. Rogers
Mahmoud Riad
U.S
Riad
Donald Bergys
Bergys
Aearlier
Truck Traffic Halved On Ho Chi Minh Trail
US military sources say communist truck traffic on the Ho Chi Minh supply trail has been cut in half by American bombing. American air strikes disrupted a substantial portion of the enemy logistics along the trail, with about 500 to 600 trucks moving daily versus 1,000 to 1,200 the prior week.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh
Cambodia
Kompong Som
Phnom Penh
U.S
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Frail
Laotian Panhandle
South Vietnam
Ask Ann Landers Advice Columns From A Teen To Widow
Dear Ann Landers column offers responses on a teen musician trading clarinet for drums, a widow confused by name usage in mail, prenatal care guidance, and a caution about teen drinking. The letters show practical advice on manners, health and personal relationships.
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Ann Landers
Mary Smith
Jane Doe
W.T.K
Klas
Wheeling
TV In Review Highlights TV Guests and NBC Plans
Hollywood notes guests include Dehtie Reynolds Perle Mesta Errol Garner and Sarah Vaughan on ABC TV Pearl Bailey Variety March 20. Leon H Sullivan interviewed on NBC Meet the Press. Maggie Smith stars in Much Ado About Nothing Part of Net Playhouse March VW 18. Chet Huntley moves from news to NBC TV roles including Vanished and Today hosting forecast. Easter Seal Society reports crippling reading disorders affecting about one in six Americans.
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Hollywood
UPI
Dehtie Reynolds
Perle Mesta
Errol Garner
Sarah Vaughan
Abc-Tv
Leon H. Sullivan
Geneva Motors Board of Directors
Zion Baptist Church
Philadelphia
NBCTV
Meet the Press
Maggie Smith
Jean Brodie
Public Broadcast Service
Net Playhouse
Chet Huntley
NBC
Medina Charges Army Refuses His Testimony
Medina and Henderson complain Army obstruction hinders their defense in the My Lai case. Medina seeks to testify at Calley's court martial while Henderson denies conspiring to cover up the incident. Both assert they were not allowed proper defense and dispute testimony given.
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Medina
Ernest L. Medina
William L. Calley Jr
Court of Military Appeals
Calley
My Lai
Fort Benning
Army
Lt Calley
Henderson
Pentagon
Nixon feels Midwest trip went well amid protests
President Nixon said his one day Midwest swing to promote his New American Revolution went well despite a mix of demonstrators. He called protesters well intentioned amateurs as aides noted concerns from construction workers and farmers. Nixon announced a $100 million rural development funding boost and met with governors from Iowa Illinois Missouri and Wisconsin to press revenue sharing and government reorganization plans.
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Helen Thomas Washington
UPI
Nixon
Midwest
Des Moines
Iowa
Jonesome
Tewn
Illinois
Missouri
Wisconsin
Warren Hearnes
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