Britain and France seek united Europe in Pompidou Heath talks
Paris AP reports President Pompidou and Prime Minister Heath met to revive the Anglo French alliance and influence on Britain’s bid to join the Brussels ruled Common Market. They discussed Europe’s role in world affairs, market expansion talks, and monetary questions including Britain’s pound and New Zealand trade access.
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Georges Pompidou
Edward Heath
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Britain
United States
West Germany
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Heath
Europe
Brussels
Middle East
Asia
Africa
New Zealand
Sterling
Asst
Daniel J. Reed
James B. Rhoads
Peaceful A-Bomb Set For Testing
The Atomic Energy Commission plans to test a small peaceful nuclear device at the Nevada Test Site in June to fracture sandstone under Western states and release trapped natural gas. Code named Miniata, the device is about 9 inches wide and 30 feet long and designed to minimize radioactivity. The program could lead to doubled natural gas reserves with production shots planned after testing. Major oil and gas companies see potential Western field development using nuclear explosives, with proposals in western Colorado and the Green River Basin of western Wyoming.
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Atomic Energy Commission
United States
AEC
Nevada
Dean Thornbrough
Office of Peaceful
Thornbrough
CER Geonuclear Corp
Colorado
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Green River
Wyoming
Army demotes Koster over My Lai probe failures
Army Secretary Resor censures Major General Samuel W. Koster and revokes his Distinguished Service Medal for inadequate investigation of the My Lai incident while Americal Division commanded in 1969. Koster's aide Brig. Gen. George H. Young Jr. is censured and loses his DSM. Koster may seek federal court review.
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Ae Gegen
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Samuel W. Koster
Brendan V. Sullivan
Army
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Stanley R. Resor
Koster
Americal Division
Mander
George H. Young Jr
Resor
William C. Westmoreland
Sullivan
Ft. Meade
West Point
Edward Bennett Williams
Burns rejects tight money to save the dollar overseas
Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns told the Senate Banking Committee that raising interest rates at home would not fix the dollar's weakness abroad. He urged price stability and a cogent incomes policy, favoring a wage and price review board, though Nixon has resisted. The testimony marked a shift toward expansionary policy while stressing inflation control.
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Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
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Europe
Nixon
Senate Banking Committee
LBJ Library costs far exceed initial estimate for operation
Federal records show LBJ Library operation will cost over 850000 dollars annually, four times the 190000 dollar figure given to Congress in 1965. The eight story Texas campus library will be run by General Services Administration, part of the National Archives budget for vast Johnson papers.
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Lyndon Baines Johnson
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Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Johnson
Great Society
University of Texas
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National Archives
John‘Sonts
Immunity Hasn't Stopped Miss Bacon From Silence
Seattle AP reports 19 year old antiwar activist Leslie Bacon cited for contempt and jailed for refusing to answer a federal grand jury question about the Capitol bombing despite limited immunity. Judge Goodwin ordered incarceration for the life of the grand jury or until she cooperates. Bacon plans an appeal to the 9th Circuit while her lawyers challenge the immunity scope.
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Seattle
Leslie Bacon
U.S. Capitol
Miss Bacon
William Goodwin
Goodwin
9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Jennie Rhine
Atherton
Calif
New York City
New York
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