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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1971

Page

2

Nixon Health Care Plan to be Released Today

Presidential adviser Robert H. Finch says a White Paper on President Nixon health care legislation will be released today. He cites a system reorganizing manpower toward preventive care, equal access, and a more efficient delivery system with emphasis on prevention, noting gaps in care for poor families and uneven doctor ratios.

Baltimore Robert H. Finch Nixon Congress Finch U.S

Nixon Moves To Stabilize U.S. Dollar

The Nixon administration’s dollar stabilization plan has cost U.S. taxpayers at least 10 million dollars so far. Washington borrowed 500 million from overseas bank branches at 6.75 percent for notes due Sept 1, and 2.1 billion of three month Treasuries at 4.478 percent from U.S. sources. Additional overseas securities were issued to soak up dollars as the exchange crisis deepened amid roughly 50 billion dollars abroad.

Washington U.S Treasury Department United States Europe Germany

Black GIs Blamed For Seoul Blasts

In Seoul area Camp Humphreys saw five grenades explode over the weekend injuring one American and three Koreans. A US spokesman denied reports that two more grenades went off, attributing any blast to nearby construction. Hankook Ilbo cited 10 unidentified Negro soldiers as responsible. Authorities note grenades had been stolen on the base prior to the incidents.

Seoul U.S Camp Humphreys Hankook Ilbo Lenny C&p Telephone Cap Telephone

North Vietnamese Attack on U.S. Work Crews Near Saigon

North Vietnamese forces 23 miles northwest of Saigon attacked allied troops securing bulldozers uprooting Boi Loi woods. Mortar barrage followed by ground assault. 13 NVA killed, 1 captured. One U.S. soldier killed, 18 wounded. 9 Vietnamese wounded. American engineers have leveled nearly 10 000 acres since April 1 to deny enemy hideouts.

Saigon Boi Loi U.S Richard Gardner 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment U.S. Army A Shau Cambodia Kandol Chrum Highway 7

Grumman F14 flight goes smoothly after crash

Calverton New York AP reports Grumman Aerospace Corp. successfully flew the Navy F14 swing wing fighter five months after a prototype crash. Pilots Robert K Smyth and William H Miller controlled the 58 minute flight after ejecting seconds before the crash, an observer called it excitingly dull.

Calverton N.Y Grumman Aerospace Corp U.S. Navy Robert K. Smyth William H. Miller

Ramsey Clark demands exposure of wiretaps

Former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark presses for disclosure of all wiretaps in the Kissinger kidnap plot case reaching the White House, while the government seeks court approval to continue electronic surveillance. A review disclosed two intercepted calls. Clark calls the surveillance unlawful and a "lawless philosophy." The judge took the matter under advisement as seven of eight defendants faced arraignment. The missing defendant is Rev. Neil McLaughlin. others include Rev. Phillip Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister among the defendants.

Harrisburg Ramsey Clark White House U.S. District Court United States Justice Department Daniel McAuliffe Clark R. Dixon Herman Herman FBI J. Edgar Hoover Henry Kissinger Presi Dent Nixon Washington, D. C Draft Board Neil McLaughlin Baltimore Father McLaughlin Phillip Berrigan Danbury Conn Catonsville Joseph Wenderoth

Turkey Rocke ry New Quake Shakes South Istanbul

A magnitude 6 earthquake, Turkey's third this month, struck 150 miles south of Istanbul causing widespread concern. No sea damage reported by the first responders. In Bingol, fatalities from last Saturday’s quake rose to 856 as crews searched coastal towns and nearby villages.

Turkey Istanbul Turke Satur Bingol Turk

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