Nixon Rapped For Lecking Oil Firms
Washington AP Nixon faces criticism over oil import quotas as former FPC aide David Freeman says energy crisis was manufactured in Washington. Freeman urges immediate scrapping of quotas, energy conservation programs, and new energy research, citing higher prices to spur supply.
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Washington
Nixon
Federal Power Commission
Kennedy
Johnson
David Freeman
Ford Foundation
Freeman
Consumer Federation of America
Consumer Assembly
Soldiers in Germany react as cease-fire news reaches Vietnam rift
In Kitzingen Germany 118 men of Charlie Company 1st Battalion 28th Infantry in field maneuvers since Jan 15 hear news a cease-fire in Vietnam may come. Capt Whiteside and Sgt Owens express mixed views while artillery units note the larger Army operation and veterans question the accord.
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Kitzingen
Germany
28Th Infantry
Vietnam
Ft. Riley
Kan
Tent City
U.S.A
Stephen Wildher
Baltimore
Richard Whiteside
Helena, Ark
Whiteside
Charlie Company
Claude Owens
78Th Artillery
Arthur Miller
Last Night In War One Of Pure Horror
AP reports in Bien Hoa South Vietnam Jim Moore a 250 pound warehouseman from Macon Georgia recalls his last night in Vietnam rockets struck near his barracks. The 2:25 a.m. blast wrecked the building next door as flames and smoke filled the compound leaving wounded Air Force personnel and civilians. Moore and Bill Hughes watched a screening at the base theater then ducked as rockets pounded the area.
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Bien Hoa
South Vietnam
Jim Moore
Vietnam
Macon
Moore
Georgia
U.S
Air Force
Bill Hughes
Oklahoma City
Pretty Maids
Hughes
End Too Late For Some Vets
NBC news on Nixon cease fire in Vietnam featured four veterans in Houston VA hospital beds reacting with mixed feelings. Ed Evans, a former Marine from Waco, Texas, said he wished the cease-fire had come five years earlier and recalled personal loss. The program contrasted human costs with other network entertainment and political analyses.
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New York
NBC
Nixon
Vietnam
Ed Evans
Waco
Tex
Veterans Administration Hospital
Houston
Edwin Newman
Saigon
U.S
Indochina
America
Evans
82Nd Airborne Division
North Vietnam
Louis Helms
Baytown
Texas
Export Comes First In Grain Shipments Amid Agnes
Harrisburg officials accuse US Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz of prioritizing export grain shipments over emergency feed for Pennsylvania flood victims. Beginning September, several million bushels of corn and oats were allocated for the Emergency Feed Grain Program. Pennsylvania Secretary Jim McHale says farmers waited weeks for orders, while boxcars were diverted to export cargo, risking dairy herds and flood relief.
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Harrisburg
Earl Butz
Pennsylvania
Jim McHale
McHale
Midwest
Buffalo
N.Y
Butz
Spunky the abused dog dies after decade of care
Spunky, a flop-eared dog horrifically burned in 1963 in Muncie Ind, survived years of care after being rescued by the SPCA. Named for her spirit, she lived with the Comstocks in Browns Summit near Greensboro until death this month, ending a long story of cruelty, recovery, and love.
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Greensboro
N.C
Spunky
Muncie
Ind
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
William D. Comstocks
Browns Summit
Spanky
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Wford Galaxies& Ford Ltd—Ltd
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Ray Brown
Ford Sales
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