Kissinger and Fulbright clash on Vietnam aid stance
Secretary Kissinger argues the United States remains morally and politically committed to long term military and economic aid to South Vietnam under the Paris framework. Fulbright counters that the Paris agreements are only declarations of intent and not binding obligations until Congress acts. Kennedy notes the aid package may reach about $3 billion this year and criticizes the administration's Indochina policy as fiscally imprudent.
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Henry A. Kissinger
United States
South Vietnam
Kissinger
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Kennedy
Senate
Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam
Indochina
Congress
Pope Paul VI Recovering From Flu Attacks
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI, 76, has recovered from a second influenza attack in a month but remains weak and in pain. He is advised to rest and not resume his full schedule as lingering illness worsens an old joint ailment causing a stoop and difficulty sitting and standing. His recovery is cautious and his attendance limited.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
Mercury object a mystery in Mercury moon hunt
In Pasadena California scientists report a possible moon circling Mercury detected by ultraviolet instruments on the Mariner 10 mission. The probe scanned Mercury’s neighborhood but found no conclusive image as it sped away amid an electrical problem and a search for the elusive object in apparent motion relative to the planet.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mercury
Mariner 10
M.E. McElroy
Harvard University
Mariner
Weather Outlook for Southwestern Ohio Warmer With Rain Chance
Weather forecast for southwestern Ohio calls for warmer air then unsettled conditions with a chance of thundershowers tonight and a low near 50. Tomorrow looks partly cloudy with highs near 70. Middletown’s official high yesterday was 54 and the overnight low 40 with seven tenths of an inch of rain over the weekend.
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Ohio
Middletown
Dean Key Witness Chapin Goes On Trial Today
Former presidential aide Dwight L Chapin faces a grand jury perjury trial in federal court over lies about Segretti related political espionage. Jury selection expected first day. trial likely within a week. Chapin indicted Nov 29 1973 on four counts. Dean to testify against him. Segretti cooperative. Ford blasts CREEP in Chicago remarks. impeachment talk and Senate prep noted. Ehrlichman to change counsel Strickler says not uncommon in twin-defendant cases.
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Washington
Dwight L. Chapin
Donald H. Segretti
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Chapin
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
Ow York
John N Mitchell
Maurice H Stans
Segretti
Gerald R. Ford
Chicago
Ford
GOP
George Bush
Sen
Percy
New Haven
Nixon
Senate
Frank Tickler
Shortage Might Be Over Gas Prices Stay High and Volatile
An Associated Press survey shows U S gasoline prices remain high and volatile with daily and station to station variations. Most Americans pay 50 to 60 cents, while Exxon and Mobil stations sell regular under 50 cents. Dealers expect prices to rise and level off between 70 and 80 cents this summer if crude costs stay high.
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Associated Press
Exxon
Mobil
Marvin Spiedal
Bismarck
N.C
Group forms defense fund for 8 Guardsmen
An Akron committee led by Lawrence Luck raises money to aid eight Ohio National Guardsmen indicted for civil rights violations in connection with the May 4 1970 Kent State shootings. Funds will be kept in a Canton bank and distributed by need. Luck cites state refusal to cover defense costs.
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Akron, Ohio
Ohio National Guardsmen
Kent State University
Lawrence Luck
Wadsworth
Luck
Atty
Sundry Claims Board
Canton
Kennedy Still Tops Democratic 1976 Candidate Poll
Gallup shows Senator Edward M. Kennedy leading among potential 1976 presidential hopefuls with 44 percent of Democratic respondents. Governor George Wallace is second at 17 percent, while Henry Jackson ties Edmund Muskie for third, each at 8 percent. McGovern remains in fifth.
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Princeton
N.J
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Henry Jackson
Washington
Edmund M. Muskie
Maine
Jackson
Muskie
Sen
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Underground Marvel City to Build 203 Million Subway
Middletown officials announced a $203 million underground subway system to replace the current transit network by next year end. The project, named Greater Middletown Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, would run from downtown to Village East apartments near I-75 with routes reaching Franklin Monroe and Trenton pending assessment. The plan, supported by a full federal grant, envisions electricity-powered tunnels beneath major streets, a new city building terminal, and a moved police division, while some residents and the police chief voiced skepticism about safety and crime concerns.
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Karen Garlock
Middletonians
Village East
U.S Department of Tranportation
City Today
Don Hill
Department of Public Service
Helsel
Greater Middletown Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
Gmmata
Franklin
Monroe
Trenton
Harry Weese
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