Oil Industry Seeks Fair Tax and Incentives, Miller Says
Otto N. Miller of the American Petroleum Institute argues the oil industry seeks no special favors just reasonable incentives to meet surging energy needs. He warns tax policies last year drained about 700 million dollars and stresses balanced rules that protect environment while expanding domestic production.
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New York
U.S
Otto N. Miller
American Petroleum Institute
Standard Oil Co
California
Miller
Congress
Rainfall Damages Cotton Across the Mississippi Delta
The header describes rains across the Southern cotton belt delaying harvests and lowering quality. Farmers struggle as tractors sink in mud, with losses estimated at five to ten dollars per bale depending on region. Officials note delayed picking and deteriorating crop condition.
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Memphis, Tenn
Mid- South
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Tennessee
Eugene R. McInnis
Little Rock, Ark
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi Delta
Dick Slay
Greenwood
Miss
Slay
Air relief hampered by limited helicopters in East Pakistan crisis
Officials say victims remain in grave danger as aid struggles to reach flooded Bay of Bengal areas. Anisuzzaman deflects questions on aircraft shortfalls while US and Britain send helicopters. Death tolls range from 39,800 to widely varying unofficial estimates.
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Pakistan
India
Anisuzzaman
U.S
United States
Nepal
Britain
East
Bay of Bengal
Ganges River
Hospital News Admits and Dismissals
November 15 1970 list includes Rose Mary Scroggins and baby admitted. November 16 1970 entries show Josie Brooks Simon Contreras and Angie Valencia and Arlene Hill. November 17 1970 shows Angie Valencia and baby admitted or discharged.
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Josie Brooks
Simon Contreras
Angie Valencia
Arlene Hill
Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Tomas Valencia Pecos
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Valencia at 59 C Airbase Pecos on November 16.
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Tomas Valencia
Pecos
Defense to Seek Dismissal in Tate Murders Case
LOS ANGELES AP The defense in the Sharon Tate murder trial begins today with motions to dismiss charges against Charles Manson and three women. Lawyer Paul Fitzgerald says the prosecution has failed to show guilt and that the case is absurd. Judge Charles Older denied Manson’s bid to represent himself. The trial is 23 weeks in, with Manson 36 and the three women facing murder conspiracy charges for the killings of Tate and six others. The women defendants are Susan Atkins 22 Patricia Krenwinkel 22 and Leslie Van Houten 20.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Paul Fitzgerald
Manson
Fitzgerald
Charles Older
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houton
API Director Warns Young Reporters Lose Impartiality
Malcolm F. Mallette of the American Press Institute tells AP editors that activist journalism has spread in newsrooms. He cites objections to objectivity while AP figures show editors agree involvement can bias reporting.
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Honolulu
American Press Institute
Malcolm F. Mallette
Associated Press
Mallette
API
Robert E. Hollingsworth
Dallas Tex, Times-Herald
Wes Gallagher
News
Gallagher
Middle East Talks Stall as Jarring Returns to Moscow
United Nations New York AP reports Middle East peace mediator Gunnar V. Jarring will resume duties in Moscow while U S officials hope talks among Israel Egypt and Jordan might restart in weeks. Israeli leaders Meir and Dayan signal openness to a new indirect formula with Jarring as go between. Eban met Rogers in Washington as Israel objects to a State Department map restricting prewar frontiers.
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United Nations, N. Y
Middle East
Gunnar V. Jarring
Moscow
U. S
Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
Secretary of
William P. Rogers
Washington
Post
State Department
Israel
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