Limited Troop Withdrawal Lacks Settlement Value
Senator Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, argues that a small U.S. troop pullback from Vietnam would be pointless without broader cutbacks and a political settlement, which he does not expect soon. He links his view to President Nixon's speech accusing critics of wanting unilateral disarmament as Secretary Rogers testifies to the committee ahead of Nixon-Theiu talks on Midway Island.
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ABM May Be Shelved For A Year Of Tests
Washington AP reports a Senate Armed Services subcommittee pins a year delay on ABM deployment to allow radar and computer testing. Brooke McIntyre push a compromise with GOP Byrd Murphy split on support. Senate set to draft $25 billion procurement bill amid debate over Safeguard.
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Melbourne Captain Says Ship Conducted Standard Maneuvers During Collision
In Singapore AP reports Captain John Phillip Stevenson of the Melbourne stated the carrier was executing standard maneuvers when it collided with the U S destroyer Frank E Evans in the South China Sea. He described the incident during a joint U S Australian inquiry and outlined rescue operations and ongoing questions about the collision’s cause.
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Philippines
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Evans
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Wish Granted Life Sentence for Griffin in Fifth Armed Robbery
Spencer Griffin, 55, appeared in Portland for sentencing on his fifth felony conviction for armed robbery. The judge asked a blunt question about life vs a two-year sentence and Griffin replied he would prefer life to stay out of trouble, and he got his wish.
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Money Lenders Urge End To Student Loans
Banks and other lenders warn of a real loan crunch as they may curtail or end federal student loans. More than 640 million in guaranteed loans aid 750,000 students under the Higher Education Act, with rates rising above 10 percent as lenders seek safer yields. The administration plans a proposal to Congress amid efforts to adjust guarantees and fees, while the July to September lending window awaits trends.
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U.S. Office of Education
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Nixon Seeks Youth Views On Draft Policy At Newport Beach
President Nixon hosted ten young people from Oklahoma Iowa Michigan Mississippi and New York City at his Newport Beach villa to hear their opinions on the Selective Service draft and panel operations. Also on hand were HEW Secretary Finch White House aide Harlow Kissinger aiding prep for Midway summit and Johnson named to lead veterans benefits review.
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Blanket Change at Nantucket Newspaper Abandons Wide Format
Nantucket based Inquirer and Mirror drops its five foot wide old format for standard newsprint to fit a 70 year old press due to higher print costs. Publisher George W. Morgan notes the move reflects budget limits. the paper serves 4,000 year round residents but reaches 6,000 in states and 15 foreign countries with many summer subscribers.
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the Inquirer and Mirror
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Two Abortion Viewpoints Highlight ABC Summer Focus
AP critic reviews ABC Summer Focus exploring abortion through two women's experiences with illegal and therapeutic procedures. The program contrasts motives and legal limits, framing the moral debate on when life begins, amid coverage of related public policy and a separate TV series critique.
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ABC
Flower Power Used On Dean at Sacramento City College
Sacramento City College dean Sam Kipp arrived at his office to find the door covered with flowers and a note praising love over hate in the age of Aquarius. Kipp has faced recent criticism from students and the school board.
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Calif
Sam Kipp
Sacramento City College
Kipp
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