U S Claims Hanoi Curbs POW Letters
The United States at the Vietnam peace talks accused North Vietnam of sharply limiting letters from American prisoners. Porter cited an 85 percent drop in letters from 339 prisoners, with only 170 letters received in six months this year. He noted Geneva conventions demand higher totals and said no letters come from 200 missing Americans.
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Cancer Society President Urges Alerting of Doctors
The American Cancer Society president urged medical groups to focus on educating doctors about cancer and early diagnosis. Dr. H Marvin Pollard said many physicians undervalue cancer suspicion, advocating broader educational efforts by major organizations to improve outcomes amid Nixon’s proposed cancer agency plan. He noted the society could lead educational initiatives with substantial funding and organizational effort.
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Swift Proposes Purifying Tainted Turkeys for Sale
The Agriculture Department weighs a plan allowing Swift & Co to market 50 000 turkeys tainted with PCB-like chemicals if fat removal and processing render them safe for frozen dinners soups and pot pies. Post processing tests would determine clearance.
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Pakistan Allies Eye China Romania Arms Transfers
U S defense sources say Pakistan ships head to Communist China and Romania to load artillery mortars vehicles and ammunition for tanks as India Pakistan tensions rise. Intelligence notes 23000 guerrillas in East Pakistan could prompt attacks on camps in India amid mixed wartime arms sources.
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GOP Seeks $5 Million for 72 Drive in Dinner Network
Republicans aim to raise five million dollars next Tuesday through dinners at five hundred dollars a plate featuring President Nixon. Proceeds fund the GOP national committee and state affiliates with at least half for the national committee to cover current and 1972 campaign expenses. Nixon appears in New York and Chicago with Agnew Dole Martha and John Mitchell attached for local broadcasts.
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