Kissinger Arrives in Bangkok for Indochina Talks
Henry A Kissinger landed in Bangkok for meetings with Thai leaders and U S ambassadors before heading to Hanoi and Peking. He exited his Washington bound flight at 7 30 p m with a 25 member entourage and checked into the Brawan Hotel. A Senate Labor Committee approved a bill authorizing 1 5 million dollars for aging programs, about 500 million less than Nixon vetoed last year.
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Bangkok
Henry A. Kissinger
Indochina
Hanoi
Peking
Kissinger
Nixon
Washington
Brawan Hotel
Senate Labor Committee
Austin
Tex
Glenn Kothmann
Senate
San Antonio
Bill Moore
D-Bryan
Multistate AP Roundup Highlights 1972 Events
A packed AP wire of 1972 notes Louisiana fowl disease hitting a South Dakota lake threatening up to 100000 mallards. Other items cover Watergate committee votes, a Texas bond defeat, Cyprus election term, and subway fire investigations in Boston.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Wildlife
South Dakota
Louisiana Wildlife & Fisheries Department
Washington
Senate
Ennis, Tex
Nicosia. Cyprus
Makarios
Cyprus
George Grivas
Boston
Joseph Kelly
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Land reclamation studied in Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky AP reports a $500 study of surface mining funded by the Appalachian Regional Commission. The aim is to devise a method of strip mining that increases coal extraction while improving land reclamation, addressing long standing conservationist concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Appalachian Regional Commission
Nixon loses skirmish in budget battle crash chaos
In Washington a plane crash near Alameda Naval Air Station drew rescue efforts as residents described a violent impact and jammed doors. Eyewitnesses recalled a swift attack and unfamiliar panic as authorities cordoned off the scene amid a broader budget fight in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupie Perez
Alameda Naval Air Station
World Almanac Facts on World Council of Churches and REAP
The World Council of Churches unites 252 churches from 90 regions to promote unity and aid such as refugee relief. Congress debated the REAP program with 199 Democrats and 52 Republicans backing $225 million through June 30 but Nixon vetoed it.
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Coleman
Guy Walker
Meyer
Chamber
Oak
Oak Street
Pecos
Bars
World Council of Churches
Nixon
Senate
Rep. W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Agriculture Committee
House
John J. Rhodes
Congress
Paul Findley
Reap
Legislative Branch
Pecos Enterprise address and mailing rates notice
The Pecos Enterprise publishes daily except weekends from 324 S. Cedar St Pecos Texas with mail subscription rates listed Reeves County 6 months 10.50 1 year 21.00 and Other Mail 6 months 12.50 12 months 24.00 Second class postage paid at Pecos Texas 79772.
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Pecos Enterprise, Inc
S. Cedar St
Pecos
Texas
P.O
Reeves County
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Cleveland
American Bar Association
Coordinating Committee of State Bar
Ernest H. Fremont Jr
Kansas City, Mo
Watergate Committee
London
U. S
United States
William Eberle
Tokyo
Villa
Los Angeles
Francisco ‘‘Panco’’ Villa
Maria Luz Corral de Villa
Gardena
Rosarito Community Hospital
Press Club of
Greater Los Angeles
Corona Appeal
Fairfield
Calif
Juan Corona
Corona
State Court of Appeal
San Francisco
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Ellsberg
U. S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Council
Bill Malone
Nation
Malone
Oak St
Doris Oglesby
Gladiola
Franks
Chuck Roast
LEAN
BON Ami
Cleanser
van Camp
Asado
Miracle Oleo
Betty Crocker
Hamburger Helper
del Monte
Folger’s Inst
Joe's SuperMarket
THE
Associated Press
At&t
Ad Rich
Beth Sdl
Borden
Brit Pet
Cat Trac
Chrysler
Soc
Coca Cola
Cent Oil
Dow-Chem duPont
Eastman
el Paso NG
Fairchild
Ford
Elec
Gen Foods
Mtrs
Gen Tel
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Great A&p
Gulf Oil
Int Paper
John Man
John Joh
Marathon
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Penn Cent
Penney
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Ind
Sun Oil
Texaco
Uniroyal Steel
Xerox
Pecos Enterprise
Bob
N. Alamo
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