Nixon Withdrawal Plan Divides Troops In Viet
In Saigon and at Quang Tri GIs split on President Nixon's plan to cut American forces by 100 000 within seven months. Some say immediate pullout, others doubt South Vietnamese resolve without U.S. aid. A few express support, while many view the speech as political and lacking new policy.
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Young Girls Learn Etiquette Classes In Boston
In Boston a department store etiquette course for girls aged 5 to 8 trains them to walk talk wash sit and climb steps. Instructor Mercy E McNiff says the aim is to help girls find their place while emphasizing feminine behavior and graceful movement.
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Chesapeake Survey By Satellite
A NASA launched satellite will monitor the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries from orbit to assess pollution and disease sources. Virginia Maryland and Delaware scientists, along with the Smithsonian, wrapped up a conference at Wallops Island outlining remote sensing for urban planning, agriculture, and environmental study.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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New Congressional District Plan Advances in Maryland Senate
Maryland plan to redraw eight congressional districts neared passage after a 29 to 12 Senate vote. Gov Mandel backs the measure which shifts Baltimore County voters and creates an Eastern Shore seat, with three districts in Baltimore area and three in Montgomery Prince Georges and Anne Arundel counties. An amendment by Sen. Bishop prompted threats of reversal. Sen Curran opposed partial realignment aimed at regularizing shapes and aiding incumbent Garmatz against Sarbanes.
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State Senate
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Rbalto County
Bishop
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Baltimore
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Prince Georges
Anne Arundel
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Paul S. Sarbanes
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Edward A. Garmatz
Garmatz
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Cannon Demands Prison Reforms
Baltimore AP Joseph G. Cannon corrections commissioner urged Maryland officials to extend prison programs beyond short term safety gains. He criticized leniency opponents, called prisoners underrate d in society, noted only about 20 percent of Maryland’s 11 000 annual prisoners are reached by current programs, and pressed for funds to expand classification and diagnostic facilities at the reception center.
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Nixon risks political gamble with Viet pullout plan
President Nixon framed his latest Vietnam troop withdrawal as honoring his 1968 pledge to end American involvement. He urged accountability to voters and challenged Democrats seeking his job, while outlining a projected monthly withdrawal average of about 14,200 troops.
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Americans report massacres of Hindus in Dacca
An American recounts Pakistani troops killing Hindus in Dacca with bodies piled in Hindu quarters and a Hindu bazaar cut up. Evacuees describe fires, dead estimated 80 to 200, and fear among soldiers as Americans flee during a three day airlift from the capital of East Pakistan.
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Sheik Mujibur Rahman
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Deci Nixon Bets On Timing Of Event
Nixon believes he has made a good bet, with the timing of the event underscoring his confidence.
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Welfare Job Plan Approved In New York State
Albany voters, welfare recipients face make work projects after legislature passes reforms. Gov. Rockefeller signs the package amid stormy Assembly debate. measures take effect July 1. Republican-controlled Senate and Assembly backed the bills Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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Rockefeller
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Archery Lanes Use Auto Return Arrows System Aids Archers
The Leisure Group marketing manager T S Porter notes many archery lanes automate arrow returns when a quiver is empty, streamlining play and reducing downtime for players.
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