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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1970

Page

3

Humphrey predicts most US combat troops to leave Vietnam by 1970

Hubert H. Humphrey says Nixon plans to withdraw 50 000 to 85 000 troops by end of March and most combat units by 1970 with many logistical forces also leaving. He notes withdrawals could influence November elections and warns critics of Nixon's strategy.

St, Paul Minn UPD Hubert H. Humphrey South “Vietnam Nixon U.S Humphrey Vietnam MacAlester College MacAlester

Gov Don Samuelson Pushes Higher Non-Resident Fees in Idaho

Idaho Governor Don Samuelson urged higher non-resident licenses during the 40th legislature session. He called for increases in the non-resident combination and bird licenses, arguing state control over wildlife and opposition to federal licensing threats. He also urged a memorial to Congress to reaffirm state ownership of resident species.

Boise UPI Idaho Don Samuelson

Health official urges broad review of food additives

Washington health official Dr. Roger Egeberg says the government should reexamine the 7000 additives used to improve look and taste of foods. He notes risks from cyclamates and calls for evaluating all additives for potential dangers amid pursuit of broader health care access for 30 to 40 million uninsured people.

Washington UPD Roger O. Egeberg UPI Egeberg Health, Education and Welfare Department Ting

Worker Killed In Oilwell Fire Near Sabine Pass

Offshore oil well blowout 15 miles south of the Texas Louisiana border ignited flames along a 180 foot rig. One of 27 drillers died, four injured. Coast Guard recovered all aboard. Fire lasted over three hours before containment. Rig owned by Storm Drilling and operated by Atlantic Richfield.

Sabine Pass Tex UPI Texas-Louisiana Coast Guard Charles Delay Storm Drilling Co Houston Park Place Hospital Port Arthur Claude Bailey Shreveport Storm Drilling Atlantic Richfield Oil Co

Nixon to Name New Supreme Court Nominee

The White House says President Nixon will announce a nominee for the Supreme Court in about a week. It would be his second attempt after the rejection of Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. Burke of California is among the speculated choices.

Washington UPI White House Nixon Supreme Court Clement F. Haynsworth Jr Congress California Louis H. Burke

Alioto Declines Gov Candidacy Amid Libel Suit

San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto announces he will not seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination this time. He says running for governor would jeopardize his $12 million libel suit against Look magazine and his duties as mayor.

San Francisco UPI Joseph L. Alioto California Look Magazine Alioto Chicago Huberto H. Humphreys Washington State Jesse Unruh Ronald Reagan Unruh San Francisco State College S. I Hayakawa U.S

Cemetery Workers Strike Hits New York Area

Nearly 1,700 cemetery workers walked out affecting 42 cemeteries across New York City Westchester and Long Island. No shows were reported at several sites and the strike could delay up to 300 burials daily as talks between Local 365 and cemetery management stalled over the weekend.

New York UPI Ad Green Attendants New York City Westchester County Long Island

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