Wallace mobilizes governors in anti busing stand
Gov George Wallace urged Mississippi Louisiana and Georgia leaders to join his anti busing stance. Speaking to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies' Auxiliary in Dallas he invited Gov Preston Smith to join, arguing political pressure from the people is needed to solve the issue.
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
George Wallace
Alabama
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies’ Auxiliary
Texas
Gov
Preston Smith
Peo
Sam Pointer Jr
Orer
Jefferson County
CBS
Pentagon
Soviet Union
IMF Deliberates U.S. Dollar Move As Board Convenes
In Washington the IMF executive board weighs President Nixon’s Sunday action removing the dollar from gold convertibility. The 18 nation body met twice on Monday and did not reconvene on Tuesday, signaling divisions among members and no further meetings scheduled.
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Washington
International Monetary Fund
U.S
Nixon
Nixon defends parochial schools at Knights of Columbus dinner
President Nixon touring the nation to drum up support for his economic plan also pledged to resist the closing of parochial schools. He told the Knights of Columbus convention dinner that schools are shutting down at about one per day, drawing strong applause.
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New York
Nixon
Knights of Columbus
Galbraith Calls for Wage Price Restraint Policy
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith argues ongoing wage and price restraint is essential for long term economic stability. He says strong unions and strong corporations will clash on price levels, requiring continued wage price controls. The AP interview was conducted Tuesday.
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Ownshend, Vt
Harvard
John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
Associated Press
Mexico Eyes Long Term Benefit From Nixon Dollar Measures
Mexico expects long term gains from Nixon’s dollar defense moves while urging the United States to exempt Mexico from the 10 percent import tax. Mexico keeps the peso at 12.50 per dollar and bars banks from trading gold or currencies other than the U S dollar.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Richard Nixon
U.S
United States
Nixon
Luis Echeverria
Australia and New Zealand Withdraw All Vietnam Combat Troops
Australia and New Zealand announced the withdrawal of all combat troops from Vietnam with most Australian forces home by Christmas and equipment shipments completed by early 1972. New Zealand will pull its small combat contingent by about the end of the year.
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Canberra
Australia
New Zealand
Vietnam
William McMahon
Wellington
Keith Holyoake
Army CH47 Chinook Explosion Over Bavarian Training Range
An Army transport helicopter with 38 aboard exploded in flight near Grafenwoehr Germany today. Witnesses said the craft broke apart and fell as fire wreckage at the woods edge near the Nuernberg-Berlin autobahn. Grafenwoehr officials confirmed the CH47 was on a training flight from Regensburg to Grafenwoehr with no survivors reported.
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Pegnitz
Germany
APA US
Grafenwoehr
Nuernberg-Berlin
Regensburg
New Punishment Set for Several My Lai Soldiers
Pentagon sources say five officers and four enlisted men cleared of criminal charges in the My Lai massacre face new disciplinary action. Secretary of the Army Robert Froehlke sent letters notifying them of planned administrative punishment. Some officers may lose medals and receive censure or reprimands. the four enlisted personnel will receive honorable discharges.
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My Lai
Pentagon
Secretary of the Army
Robert F. Froehlke
Froehlke
Army
Americal
Disci
Kenneth L. Hodges
Dublin
Max D. Hutson
Attica
Ind
Kenneth Schiel
Swartz Creek
Mich
Esequiel Torres
Brownsville
Tex
David Mitchell
St. Francisville
William L. Calley
Mitchell
Calley
Ernest L. Medina
Oran K. Henderson
Ft, Meade, Md
Paroled in 1959 love-triangle case set for Dec release
Dr Bernard Finch long central figure in the 1959 love triangle murder will be released from the California Institute for Men at Chino on December 6. Parole board officials had opposition though Henry Kerr says job prospects exist in Missouri, Nebraska, Maryland, and California. Finch, 53, convicted in 1961 and given life, has served 12 years including pretrial time. Carole Tregoff, his former sweetheart, was paroled earlier. In California a life prisoner may seek parole after seven years.
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Sacramento
Calif
Bernard Finch
Parole Board
Finch
California Institute For Men
California
Arab leaders meet to discuss federation plan in Damascus
In Beir ut Egypt Libya and Syria leaders gather in Damascus to review a two week federation plan. They also discuss Israel war border clashes with Jordan and tensions with King.
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Egypt
Libya
Syria
Damascus
Israel
Jordan
Hussein
Muammar Kaddafi
Hafez Assad
Anward Sadat
Sadat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Assad
Kaddafi
Federation of Arab Republics
U.N. General Assembly
Eane
Faisal
Sauddi Arabia
Navy Re enlistments Rise Slightly Under Zunwalt
The Navy reached 102.2 percent of its enlistment goal for fiscal 1971 ending June 30, after Adm Elmo R Zunwalt Jr became CNO. The service enrolled 75 113 sailors, a small gain from 1970s 101.8 percent with 96 251 enlistees amid rival Marine stance of no compromises.
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Washington
Navy
Elmo R. Zunwalt Jr
Zunwalt
Naval Operations
Leonard F. Chapman
Marine Corps
Associated Press
CNO
Bombers widen DMZ saturation as fighting rages
U S B52 bombers struck the DMZ region for a third straight day while North Vietnamese rocket and mortar attacks continue. Cambodian troops claim about 100 enemy killed in southeastern Cambodia as government forces purge bunkers near Phum Beng and consolidate positions amid looting complaints by Cambodians.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Cambodia
Bodian Command
South Vietnam
Ba Ho
Sarge
Phum Beng
Phnom Penh
Am Rong
Phnom Penh-Saigon
Nixon’s anti inflation plan faces Democratic approval
Washington AP reports President Nixon moved toward congressional acceptance of his economic package though Democrats may seek changes. The plan includes tax relief, investment credits, a 10 percent import surcharge, and a 90 day price and wage freeze with potential back to work orders.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Uted
OEP
Ford Motor Co
Treasury
Paul Volcker
London
Paris
Britain
Ronald L. Ziegler
Capitol Hill
First Lady Pat Nixon praises Nixon on 1972 campaign
First Lady Pat Nixon said the trip drew strong energy for President Nixon's 1972 bid. She described him as marvelous and noted a possible return run. On the final leg in California she announced the formal transfer of 370 acres at Border Field for public recreation. She spoke with reporters during stops in Virginia Michigan Minnesota and Oregon.
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Calif
Pat Nixon
Nixon
Border Field
Virginia
Michigan
Minnesota
Oregon
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