Antiwar Senators Weigh Pullout By July 4 1972
Washington lawmakers discussed a non binding measure to pull U S forces from Southeast Asia by July 4 1972 as part of a broader effort to cut war funding. Senator Pastore floated an amendment to the draft extension, with Mike Mansfield and others briefed, amid a Senate battle over the draft and potential era ending funding. The proposal would halt war funding nine months after passage unless a prisoner exchange agreement is reached, reflecting fears of economic and employment impacts. The administration faces questions on using funds if appropriated, pending budget office rulings.
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Washington
U.S
Southeast Asia
John C. Pastore
D-Ri
Senate
Pastore
Mike Mansfheld
Wal
Marlow W. Cook
ReKy
Congress
House-Senate
Agriculture Department
Richard Lynp
Office of Mangement and Budget
Fire and Environment Bill Clears House Appropriations
Washington lawmakers advance an appropriations bill covering fire safety and environmental protection. The measure earmarks about $6.0 million for related programs and agencies as part of broader budget allocations.
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Washington
UPL
House
Post Tells Of Secret War Plans
Washington report based on a secret Pentagon memo states Johnson era strategists saw bombing pauses in 1965 to 1988 as means to shape public opinion and justify escalation if talks fail. The Washington Post, citing Marder, notes hawks urged pauses as signals of weakness and possible increases in force. The study behind the memo influenced a 17 day bombing pause and credits Dean Rusk with proposing a partial halt in early 1968 rather than Clark Clifford.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Washington Post
Pentagon
Artice
Justice Department
Onder
Passystaff
Murrey Marder
Rowscay
Larey
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Defense
Clark Clifford
Feliciano Shines In L A Show At Municipal Auditorium
Feliciano performed solo with a guitarist on stage, delivering a range from rock to ballads. The blind singer guitarist impressed the LA audience with vivid riffs and precise vocal delivery, leaving the crowd satisfied as the final note faded.
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Bob Heaton
Jost Felivignn
Feliciania
Municipel Auditorium
Alamos
Feliciana
Trom
Pepe
Freom
Auditorum
Jose Freligiano
International Airport
Ibany
Obituaries list of Morphey, Barrientes, and others
Obituaries from a local Texas paper list several families. Names include Joseph Benjamin Morpity Fernanda Balderas and Emmanuel Martinez with multiple children and siblings. Interments are planned at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery and City Cemetery. Survivors noted include spouses parents and grandchildren with service times for various dates at Catholic churches and local funeral homes.
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Josey Murpity
Tondolic Church
Akers
Fernanda Cemetery
Joseph Benjamin
Morphy di
Balalo Balderas
Ftters
Sam Toustyn
Tony
Wwe Uaa
Sant Houston
National Cemetery
Twe
Hospital records show mass murder suspect hospitalized
A garbled local report states that suspect Jian Conan was admitted to Corona Given Hospital in yusa City on a Friday with chest pains. Hospital administrator Roker Moss confirmed admission, with unclear details about a follow up visit.
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Yusa City
Calt
Jian
Conan
Roker Moss
sCorona
Corpus Girl Reigns as VEW Queen
A 16 year old Corpus Christi business college student was crowned Queen of Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars at the VEW convention in Corpus Christi. Linda Mashbank, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Marshbank, led a field of a dozen contestants at the Convention Center amid a program with memorial services, talks by Ralph Yarborough, and plans for an awards banquet and installation of new officers at Sunday events.
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Corpus Artisti
Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars
Linda Mashbank
James Marshbank
U. S
Ralph Yarborough
Reds Kill Two GIs and Wound Eight in Saigon
Saigon marked Armed Forces Day amid heavy security as 30,000 patrols guarded streets following recent clashes. In the field, U S and South Vietnamese units backed by helicopters and tactical fire pressed Communist bunkers while fighting continued near Saigon and in Cambodian battles.
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Saigon
Armed Forces
Nguyen Vang Tuen
Ist Aly
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Peligro
Title
SEALY
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Lareda
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Brooklyn
Ft. Sam’ Houston National Cemetery
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Tavior
Minnie L. Miertschin
Tacoma
City Cemetery
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Nonahey
Invicta
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Concepcion Edmundson
W. French
Max Marthrer Chana
Corpus Girl Reigns
VEW
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