Deadly Mosquito Out Of Control In California
Berkeley report warns Culex tarsalis mosquitoes resist pesticides after a quarter century of use. Health, agriculture officials vow new controls, including immunizing 400000 horses and exploring natural predators as VEE, Western and St Louis strains threaten humans and horses in California valleys.
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Robert van den Bosch
Division of Biological Control
University of California At Berkeley
Deficits Loom as Nixon Admin Predicts Large Shortfalls
Washington reports indicate back-to-back deficits could exceed 40 billion dollars for 1971 and 1972 as tax revenue and spending expectations hinge on prosperity. Officials cite full employment balances despite rising red ink while trade runs a six-month deficit of 373 billion.
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Lockheed Opponents May Have One More Chance
In Washington AP Report Sen Proxmire says opponents may still block aid to Lockheed Aircraft Corp as Senate debates a corporate rescue bill. An amendment by Adlai Stevenson would delay support until late September, potentially pushing back federal loan guarantees for Lockheed’s 1101 TriStar Airbus project.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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R-S.d
Adlai E. Stevenson III
D-Il
Lockheed
Military Pay Cut Proposal Sparks Capitol Debate
An Armed Forces Journal editorial urged a 5.59 to 10 percent pay cut for military and federal civilians to curb inflation, arguing it could save thousands of government jobs. Washington Evening Star circulated the idea, but many workers dismiss it as unfair and impractical amid rising prices.
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Armed Forces Journal
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Washington Evening Star
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Agriculture Department
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Agriculture
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Pentagon
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Services
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Agnew Returns From World Tour Amid Press Tensions
Vice President Spiro Agnew reported to President Nixon after a monthlong global trip that included Saudi Arabia and a China visit by Henry Kissinger. Nixon said the trip served a useful purpose while Agnew avoided briefing reporters on the flight back, fueling strains with the press.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
China
Agnew
White House
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Nixon- Agnew
Ziegler
National Security
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Chou En-lai
Saudi Arabia
William P. Rogers
Lisbon
Medina to be judged by five Vietnam veterans in My Lai case
Captain Ernest L. Medina faces a court martial on murder and assault charges for the My Lai massacre. Five jurors, all Vietnam veterans, will hear the case starting August 16 with a defense plea of not guilty. The panel includes two colonels, two lieutenant colonels, and a major. The trial was recessed 18 days to subpoena 48 witnesses. Medina commanded infantrymen during the 1968 My Lai sweep.
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Ernest L. Medina
My Lai
Kenneth Howard
Medina
F. Lee Bailey
Montrose
Colo
Bailey
Vietnam
Korea
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
Moon buggy training at Cape Kennedy described
SPACE CENTER Houston AP describes the Rover I moon buggy training sequence with David Scott and James Irwin. It covers the vehicle's operation, navigation, speed, power, and onboard systems during simulated lunar excursions across a Manhattan-sized test area.
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Scott
Irwin
John Olmstead
Antiwar Priests Denied Paroles
U S Board of Parole ruled brothers Philip and Daniel Berrigan antiwar Roman Catholic priests must stay at Danbury Federal Prison for at least 16 more months. Daniel must finish a three year sentence for destruction of draft records. could be released Nov 23, 1972. Philip will be reheard January 1973 and could face work to September 1975. The board gave no detailed reasons.
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Daniel
Catonsville
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Henry A. Kissinger
Catonsville, Ve
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Reed
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Lewisburg
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R.I
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