Thieu vows no US troops as trip stresses postwar aid
South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu meets IMF head Schweitzer and US officials in Washington. He declares he will not seek troops and aims for postwar aid, praising peace prospects while urging international help. House and Senate leaders report no requests for military or economic aid, and Agnew lauds Thieu’s visit as constructive. Thieu to dine with Agnew and then proceed to Texas to meet Mrs. Johnson.
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Washington
Nguyen van Thieu
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
International Monetary Fund
Kenneth Rush
Defense
Elliot Richardson
National Press Club
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Vietnam
Congressional
House
Carl Albert
Thein
Albert
Thieu
South Vietnam
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Spiro T. Agnew
Southeast Asia
Agnew
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
FDA recalls 800 cases of mushrooms in Defense Department supplies
FDA confirms botulism toxin in a Fran Mushroom Co. lot shipped to defense depots in Memphis and Alameda. No illnesses reported as Army halts sales. can codes read 2KCO7 and eight ounce cans per case. Separate probe flags Star Kiss Foods tuna recalls sickening 232 last fall.
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Washington
The
Food and Drug Administration
Defense Department
FDA
Fran Mushroom Co., Inc
Ravenna
N.Y
Defense
Memphis
Army
Star Kis! Foods
American Samoa
Nixon plan to aid Hanoi delayed indefinitely
President Nixon's request to Congress to provide rebuilding aid to North Vietnam as an incentive to peace has been delayed indefinitely, according to officials. The move delays a proposed program tied to easing tensions and reconstruction efforts in the war-torn region.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
North Vietnam
William P. Rogers
State Department
Hanoi
United States
Dean Declines to Testify on Watergate Privilege
White House lawyer John W. Dean III refuses to testify before a House panel, citing executive privilege and a desire to limit disclosures beyond Department of Justice and presidential statements. Officials say State Department delays on a multiyear aid proposal to North Vietnam reflect broader aims to foster ties with Hanoi without yielding to pressure.
Chinese tortured airman recounts 1970 forced confession
Air Force Maj. Philip E. Smith details 70 years in Chinese prisons Canton and Peking after his F104 jet was shot down near Hainan Island on Sept. 20, 1965. He says he endured torture cuffs and chained arms during captivity and that visits by Nixon and Kissinger improved conditions.
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Champaign
Ill
North Vietnam
Air Force
Philip E. Smith
Canton
Peking
China
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Smith
Hainan Island
Kissinger
University of Illinois
Future Secretaries workshop in Middletown campus
Nearly 100 members of the Future Secretaries Association Middletown Chapter attend a workshop titled A Look to the Future at the Miami University Middletown Campus. A panel discussion precedes a career clothing style show with models from the chapter, Tina's Pagoda hair styling, and fashion consultant Judy Jordan ending with luncheon.
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Future Secretaries Association
Middletown
Miami University
Mid
Dletown
Tina
Tina Joy
Judy Jordan
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