Nixon Vows Bombing If Reds Peril Yanks
President Nixon vows bombing if North Vietnamese actions threaten American troops in South Vietnam and Cambodia. He seeks congressional approval for a quarter billion dollar aid package, contemplates potential ground involvement, and defends Paris talks status while criticizing North Vietnam as an international outlaw. He outlines cabinet reshuffles and policy on inflation, trade, and relations with China and the Soviet Union.
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United States
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Paris
Johar
United Nations
U.S
Red China
Peking
China
Vietnam
Queen Mary lease move and museum plans unfold
The plan cites eight tugs moving the 1 000 ton Queen Mary at dawn with a three hour complete move and a public tour starting April 15. Cousteau designed exhibit phase opens in July with 16 major displays.
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Fee
Museum Foundation
Muchimore
Mansell
McCulloch Properties
Diners-Queen Mary Corp
Action Line questions on contracts and curb repairs
Reader inquiries cover a dispute with a beauty salon billing and a collection agency, a query about Poly High yearbook name Caerulea and its meaning, a plant tour for a youth group at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station with contact details, and Long Beach curb repair responsibilities under the 97 Improvement Act.
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E. Whittier Blvd
Whittier
Westwood Blvd
Culver City
E.N
Whitter
Action Line
Ben Sherman
Credit Ingnager
Transversatile
Woman's World
Poly High
Caerulea
D&me
Long Beach
Ross Schickler
San Onofre
K.R
Liang
Joh Langley
Pacific Coast Highway
Congress Approves Job Plan Faces Presidential Veto Debate
The House approval of a public service jobs bill at about 1 billion dollars prompts calls for a Nixon veto while Sen. Perkins notes unemployment at 3.8 percent. The Senate version earmarks 7.5 billion for public service jobs but lacks a method to move workers off subsidized programs, risking long term expansion of public employment.
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Steiger
Nixon
House
Senate
Albert Quie
R-Minn
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
Howe
Record Catch San Diego Seiners In Port For Holidays
The nearly 100 seiners of the United States longline fleet roamed into port Thursday for the holidays after a record fishing season. They logged nearly 110000 tons of yellowfin tuna since January.
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San Diego
Lama
National Railway Strike Off Union Yields to Court
National rail strike ends after six decades of tension as unions bow to federal court orders and Congress. 13.6 percent immediate wage hikes set to take effect while bargaining continues. Dennis of the Clerks union reports workers return under threat of penalties, hopeful for peaceful settlement though work rules may cut thousands of jobs. Labor leaders warn against renewed congressional action.
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Rail Mic
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Taunet
Nixon
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Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
Hotel Ad Restaurant Workers Union
U.S. Dist. Cort
John N. P
Witldrawn
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