Stevenson urges watchdog panel for South Vietnam elections
Sen Adlai E Stevenson III calls on Congress to appoint five senators and five representatives to monitor August and October South Vietnamese elections and prevent U S sponsored manipulation He cautions about U S propaganda and opinion surveys aiding the Thieu Ky regime and notes past flawed elections in 1967 and the risk of a communist takeover ending any U S criticism.
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Adlai E. Stevenson III
Congress
House of Representatives
South Vietnam
Illinois Democrat
Thieu-Ky
U.S. Information Agency
Saigon
Stevenson
America
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Thieu
Youth Advisory Committees Favor Draft Extension and Volunteer Army Move
A survey of 650 youths on four Nixon draft proposals shows 3 to 1 support for a temporary extension, 2 to 1 for an all volunteer force by 1973, and strong backing for a uniform national call. Many committees reluctantly accept a transitional period, urging lawmakers to push toward zero draft calls.
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Selective Service
Draft Board
District of Columbia
New York City
Guam
Puerto Rico
Panama Canal Zone
Virgin Islands
Curtis W. Tarr
American Bike Month observance marks fifteenth year
The Bicycle Institute of America begins American Bike Month with the theme Safe bike, safe driver. A survey shows no safety difference among bike types, and most crashes come from falls while youngsters fooling around. A typical 10-year-old rides about 300 miles yearly and faces accident risk within a few years.
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The
Bicycle Institute of America
Institute
Boyle's Column recollections of small town memories
HAL BOYLE reflects on how memory softens pain and shapes life ideas. He recalls 1912 pumpkin exhibits, toothaches, local notices, seeds for gardens, mice in kitchens, 48 stars on the flag, church social chats, and village gossip. The column muses on a past era and its quirky details.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Wambaugh Lived His First Novel Before Publishing It
AP News portrait of Joseph Wambaugh a Los Angeles policeman and novelist who spent eight years living his first book The New Centurions wrote it in six months mailed it without an agent and saw it become a best seller a Book of the Month Club selection and a Columbia Pictures film project.
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Phil Thomas
NEW York (Ap
Joseph Wambaugh
Los Angeles
Wambaugh
Hollenbeck Division
Columbia Pictures
Pittsburgh
Marines
Fontana
Calif
Cincinnati, Ohio
How Free the Electronic Press
Don Oakley argues the First Amendment protects journalism in the electronic media despite congressional subpoenas. He notes CBS chief Frank Stanton and FCC rulings support press independence, even amid controversial programs like The Selling of the Pentagon.
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Congress
Republic
Columbia Broadcasting System
Pentagon
Subcommittee On
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
CBS
Frank Stanton
Federal Communications Commission
Planners Doubt Long Range Planning In 1970s Debate
Washington observers at a six day series of seminars question the value of forecasting to 1985 and 2000. Officials say immediate fixes for cities schools and health care outweigh distant projections while rapid scientific advances may outpace any long range plan.
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Washington
Nea
Harvey Scribner
New York City
Scribner
Atlantic
Soviet moves to woo China's minority groups noted
Notes from Hong Kong and border posts suggest Moscow is boosting efforts to win over China's minority peoples. Reports say a Soviet underground in Sinkiang, pressure on Inner Mongolia, and broadcasts to Mongol and Kazakh, Uighur communities aim to pressure Peking.
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Washington
NEA
Hong Kong
East Asia
Moscow
China
Soviet Union
Peking
Russia
Sinkiang
Shen-Shi-Tsai
Russian Communist Party
Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Thk
Mao Tse-tung
United States
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Bruce Biossat
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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