Buckley reveals National Review hoax on Vietnam papers
William F Buckley Jr says the National Review forged Vietnam documents to test plausibility of forgeries and to critique media coverage and government advice. He notes editors created the papers ex nihilo and that some content echoed real Times material while denying personal victims.
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New York
William F. Buckley Jr
The
National Review
Vietnam
Buckley
Pentagon
CIA
LBJ
New York Times
Washington Post
Dean Rusk
Daniel Boorstin
the Times
Yale University
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Connecticut
England
God
Yale
the Nation
the New Leader
New Republic
Maxwell Taylor
South Vietnamese Forces Hit Enemy in Eastern Cambodia
A 10 000 man South Vietnamese unit probing for North Vietnamese bases in eastern Cambodia met significant contact near Krek nine miles northeast as B 52 bombers struck supply lines and a US helicopter crashed near Fire base Mary Ann killing 21 South Vietnamese and injuring 31. Nine South Vietnamese fighters were wounded and five American crew members hurt. The fighting occurred about 15 miles from South Vietnam’s border and 95 miles northwest of Saigon.
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Cambodia
U.S
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da Nang
Krek
North
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Minh
National Assembly
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Hue
Palestinians Still Seen as Political Influence In Arab World
Arab regimes retain limited support for Palestinian guerrillas as political leverage amid Jordan crisis. Arafat pledges persistence while observers doubt a revival unless another war erupts. Jordan expelled hundreds of guerrillas. Syria and Lebanon host several thousand under tight control. Intra-Arab stance varies with regional interests. In New Mexico, Eugene Ross named associate director of Extension Service at NMSU effective Aug. 16.
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Elias Antar
Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan
Hussein
Yasir Arafat
Israel
Wasfi Tell
Syria
Iraq
Leba
Contempt Ruling Delayed in Albuquerque Publisher Case
U S District Judge H Vearle Payne postponed ruling on a possible contempt citation against Mark Acuff after he took two photos of New Mexico Attorney General David Norvell in the district court clerk's office. Briefs on the rule against photography on the 12th and 13th floors will be filed by the New Mexico Broadcasters Association and the New Mexico Press Association. Acuff, 31, said he was unaware of the rule and might challenge it if he had known.
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Albuquerque
U.S
Nine new ships to enlarge offshore fleet
Nine new supply vessels built in British Dutch German and Singapore shipyards will bring the offshore fleet to 56 by March 1973. The Offshore Supply Corp. ships operate for survey rig towing and ferrying personnel provisions and equipment to stations at sea off Nova Scotia South America Africa Malaysia Japan and the West Indies.
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Singapore
Nova Scotia
South America
Africa
Malaysia
Japan
West Indies
Offshore Supply Corp
Jetliner nose smashes into terminal window at LAX
An American Airlines 747 carrying 165 passengers rolled past a gate at Los Angeles International Airport after landing from Boston. The nose struck a second story terminal window exposing the cockpit to startled occupants. No injuries. damage confined mainly to the jet and radar gear. cause under investigation.
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Los Angeles
American Airlines
Los Angeles International
Boston
Most GOP Leaders Expect Agnew on 1972 Ticket
A survey of 70 GOP state chairs and national committee members finds a majority expect Vice President Spiro Agnew to be renominated with Nixon. While most praise his performance, a minority across regions advocate change, proposing Connally or Reagan as alternatives. The Denver meeting opens amid talk of selecting San Diego for the 1972 convention with Miami Beach as a backup option.
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Walter R. Mears
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Spiro T. Agnew
Midwest
Texas
National Committee
Associated Press
GOP
Agnew
Nixon
San Diego
Miami Beach
Communist
China
Peking
John Andrews
Ohio
George Willeford
Austin
Willeford
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Maryland
Northern Plains
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dapper Joe Adonis in exile in Serra De Conti Italy
Serra De Conti Italy AP Once dapper Joe Adonis now tired ailing and living in seclusion He avoids the countryside says Police Chief Vincentr Vernuccio He moved from Milan to a rented house near the town for four years after a Milan court ruled he kept ties to the underworld He checks in with police each Monday and wants no more trouble with authorities His exile follows long U S gangland notoriety and Kefauver denouncements His condition and travel limits are detailed along with family arrangements and police surveillance Rio Grande water study at New Mexico Tech tracks wildlife refuge impact on interstate flow
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Serra DE Conti
Italy
Joe Adonis
Vincenzo Vernuccio
United States
New York
Adonis
Milan
Giuseppe Doto
Vernuccio
New Jersey
Sen. Estes Kefauver
U.S
Socorro
N.M
New Mexico Tech
Rio Grande
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge
Boyse Attends Emergency Medical Training Course
Artesia fireman Jim Boyse joins an emergency medical training course in Las Vegas Mexico this week. Regional Medical Program the University of New Mexico School of Medicine and New Mexico Highway Traffic Safety Bureau sponsor the 1971 region 5 course to teach advanced lifesaving techniques to ambulance and emergency care personnel.
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Artesia
Jim Boyse
Las Vegas
Mex
University of New Mexico School of Medicine
New Mexico Highway Traffic Safety Bureau
Lujan opposes expendable booster in shuttle plan
Rep. Manuel Lujan Jr. challenges NASA’s use of a throw away booster in early shuttle phases. He argues phased development raises costs and may jeopardize White Sands Missile Range as a shuttle program HQ. He seeks cost estimates and questions deferring other phases.
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Washington
Manuel Lujan Jr
R-N.m
National Space Agency
White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
Lujan
James Fletcher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Apollo 15 to study moon back side composition
Apollo 15 will carry instruments to study the far side of the moon during a six day near lunar orbit mission. Alfred Worden will operate the gear while Scott and Irwin land on the near side to collect samples.
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Paul Recee
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Earth
Sunar
Cape Kennedy
Alfred M. Worden
Worden
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
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Libya
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Roswell
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Leland Markward
Jimmy Cox
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