South Vietnamese Air Force Takes Main Combat Role
Washington reports that the VNAF is now conducting most air operations inside South Vietnam. Pentagon figures show VNAF crews flying roughly twice as many sorties as U.S. pilots in the country, with U.S. planes handling nearly all missions in Laos and about 60 percent in Cambodia.
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Washington
N.19
Pentagon
VNAF
South Vietnam
U.S
U. S
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Vietnam
Laotian Panhandle
U. S. Air Force
Obituaries: Red Barr and David Stirling Die
Al fred Richard Red Barr aged 62 famed swimming coach at Southern Methodist University died of a heart attack. David M. Stirling aged 84, official resident artist of Rocky Mountain National Park, died Friday. known for park and mountain scenes.
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EL Paso
Tex
Alfred Richard ‘‘Red” Barr
Southern Methodist University
Longmont
Colo
David M. Stirling
Rocky Mountain National Park
Graham says youth risk missing real Jesus in rock opera
In Chicago the Rev. Billy Graham told 32,000 at his crusade finale that the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar lacks clear scripture about Jesus. He warned today’s youth may miss the true Christ amid contemporary staging and chorus questions. The event drew 325,000 attendees over 11 days at McCormick Place.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
Jesus Christ
Graham
McCormick Place
Presbyterians Protest Donation to Angela Davis Fund
Oklahoma Presbyterians oppose a $10 000 grant from the national Council on Church and Race to the Angela Davis Defense Fund. Local bodies in Oklahoma City McAlester and Sioux Falls Iowa express disapproval or censure while questioning the propriety of benevolent funds supporting legal defense.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Presbyterians
Church National Committee
Angela Davis
Ar Jowa
Miss Davis
California
National Council On Church and Race
St. Andrew
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminister
First Presbyterian Church
Sioux Falls
Iowa
Council On Church and
National Church
Bullfight Telecast Draws Crowd Amid Picketing at MSG
International closed circuit bullfight from Jaen Spain aired to 5 000 fans at Madison Square Garden with 80 protesters denouncing cruelty to animals. Manuel Benitez "El Cordobes" and two other matadors performed as tickets ranged from seven to twelve dollars. In Chicago about 3 000 viewers attended. no demonstrations reported.
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New York
Spain
Madison Square Garden
Jaen
Management Television Systems Inc
U.S
Japan
Chicago
Manuel Benitez
el] Cordobes
Interfaith Conference Against Cruelty
FDA Officials Report Contaminated Imported Pottery Scare
FDA inspectors say they halted more than 440 shipments of lead contaminated pottery from 19 countries in just over a year. recalls followed deaths from lead poisoning and other heavy metals. cups from Italy showed 534 ppm lead, far above the 7 ppm limit.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Italy
Benjamin Krinitz
Robert K. Hering
Campaign Launched For Cotton Yield
The cotton industry and USDA launched a cooperative effort to maximize profitable cotton yields in 1971. A national task force will coordinate with federal state and local agencies to boost producer net income and ensure adequate supply for domestic and overseas markets.
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Washington
Cotton
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
National Cotton Council
C.R. Sayre
Greenwood
Miss
C.L. Denton, Jr
Toronza
Ark
Department
U. S
Earl Sears
Sayre
Carolinas
California
Denton
J.S. Francis, Jr
Peoria
Ariz
W.W. Holding
Wake Forest
N.C
Wm. H. Smith
Galveston
Texas
C.Y. Katzenmier
Port Gibson
James D. Barbee
Greensboro
Edward Breihan
Cotton Cooperative
West Texas
Sharp Pleads Guilty in Texas Political Finance Scandal
Frank W. Sharp, 64, ex-banker and promoter, pleaded guilty to two federal informations. U.S. District Judge John Singleton scheduled sentencing for 2 p.m. Potential penalties include five years in prison and a $5,000 fine per count. The SEC case involved bank loans to state officials to profit from Sharp controlled insurance firms, with alleged efforts to influence banking legislation that Gov. Preston Smith vetoed after legislative approval.
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Houston
Tex
Frank W. Sharp
Texas
U.S. Dist
John V. Singleton
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sharp
SEC
Preston Smith
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
A collection of light quips on everyday life including missteps, ambitions, and social observations. The jokes touch on blame, ambition, health warnings, and driving in traffic with a humorous, quick punch.
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Phil Pastoret
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Jacqueline Onassis
Scorpios
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Wilson
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