Chinese Troops Reported Building Roads in Laos
Asian diplomatic sources say nearly 20 000 Chinese troops are building roads in Northern Laos. A road from the Chinese border extends into Muon market town. Photographs from American reconnaissance planes support the claim. The presence and size of the force remain unconfirmed, with US reconnaissance flights acknowledged since 1964.
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Chinese road work linked to Laos Vietnam border route
Exclusive report notes Chinese efforts to build two road spurs in areas held by Pa thet Lao rebels. One line runs east toward Dien Bien Phu via Phongsaly and Travince, the other west toward Thailand. Construction paused during heavy rains and to resume after the season. U S officials refrain from comment but do not dispute the report. Chinese involvement in Plaine des Jarres fighting denied by officials.
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Federal probe monitors hundreds of TV fires in US
A presidential commission investigates hundreds of color TV fires, mostly from one maker, including at least one fatal incident. Written responses from major manufacturers show varied results while officials consider actions within a month. Some sets burned when on or off, alarming households nationwide.
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Oil Firm Tax Provisions Killed in Reform Bill
Senate Finance Committee dropped two sections from the tax reform bill that would have boosted Treasury revenue by about 65 million dollars annually. The loss focused on the foreign tax credit for taxes paid to foreign governments, with oil firms as the main group affected. The decision was described as decisive, marking the first oil industry issue addressed in the reform effort.
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U S Personal income grows at slow September pace
U S personal income rose to 759.8 billion dollars at an annual rate in September, a gain of 2.4 billion from August. The smaller increase supports signs that inflation is easing, though the figures are volatile due to a new automobile model year. Government economists caution against overinterpreting one month. The release comes as Nixon’s economic message faces delays and unemployment nudges up to four percent.
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U S May Orbit Monkey With Heart Transplant
NASA reviews two proposed orbital tests of a monkey with a transplanted heart in biosatellite 4 related studies. The plans, tied to Christiaan Barnard work, would study heart transplant effects in space and tissue rejection mechanisms in living organisms. General Electric Reentry Systems Department in Philadelphia filed the proposals.
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