Americans Seek Volunteers to Reenter Vietnam Conflict
Ex Marine Bart Bonner and others urge a volunteer unit to fight Communist forces in Vietnam. Officials in South Vietnam and Cambodia reject thousands of American volunteers citing Paris peace accords. Cambodians emphasize the war should be Cambodian and deny citizenship paths to volunteers.
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United Press International
Bart Bonner
da Nang
Bonner
Vietnam
Washington
Paris
Watertown
N.Y
Air Force
James Akin Jr
Denver
Colo
Akin
AVG
South Vietnam
Gaffar Peang-Meth
Court voids Tennessee biology law favoring biblical creation
The 6th Circuit ruled the 1973 Tennessee statute imposes a Bible biased view on school biology texts and violates the First Amendment by preferring creation over Darwinian evolution. The decision halted the law with a preliminary injunction, likening it to the 1925 Scopes case.
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Cincinnati
UPI
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Tennessee
Bush thrives as Peking envoy in new China post
George Bush, U S ambassador to China, reports a fascinating life in Peking after four months. He adapts to limited access, grows into a student of Chinese culture and oil interests, while U S policy debates on Taiwan and formal diplomatic ties continue in Washington.
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George Bush
U.S
China
Edward Neilan Copley
Ourman
Peking
People’s Republic of China
Bush
Taiwan
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Ford
United Nations
People's Republic of China
PRC
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Gerald Ford
Republican National Committee
Georgetown
Elliot Richardson
Britain
Defense
Melvin Laird
Henry Kissinger
Papago Park
Suncrest Square
Giant African snails invade Florida suburbs
In 1968 a Hawaii boy's pocket snails turned out to be large African snails that overran 12 blocks in North Miami and spread to Opa-Locka. They eat lettuce, foliage, fruit and even paint while smelling foul prompting a Department of Agriculture quarantine and poison pellet efforts.
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Miami
UPI
Hawaii
Florida
Opa-Locka
Agriculture Department
Life insurance proceeds and death taxes explained
Beneficiaries face federal and state taxes on life policy proceeds if the decedent retained ownership rights. Ownership or gifts affect inclusion in gross estates or taxable gifts, with state exemptions varying by state.
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E. J. Denison
J.D. Copley
Arizona
Day Care Licensing Unit Offers Training for Mothers
The Arizona Department of Economic Security DES day care licensing unit will host a training workshop for newly licensed day care mothers on Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. to noon at the South Mountain Salvation Army Youth and Family Center in Phoenix. The federally funded program assists children of Arizona Day Care recipients whose mothers are employed or in training.
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Arizona Department of Economic Security
South Mountain Salvation Army
Recital by Arizona NATS Teachers at Kerr Studio
Members of the Arizona Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing present a free recital at 3 p.m. Sunday in Kerr Studio, 6102 N. Scottsdale Rd. Featured pieces include Lantano Lantano from Boito Mephistopheles sung by Joseph and Lucy Barclay of Sedona, plus Schubert Shepard on the Rock and Al Nostri Monti Ritorneremo from Verdi Trovatore.
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Arizona
The
National Association of Teachers of Singing
Kerr Studio
N. Scottsdale Rd
Lantano
Boitto
Mephistophele
Joseph and
Lucy Barclay
Sedona
Schubert
Shepard
al Nostri
Rival Communist Powers Jockey for Indochina Influence
The Soviet Union and China compete with the United States and with each other over Indochina gains in Cambodia and Vietnam. Both powers have poured heavy war material into the region, slowing their economies and shaping regional outcomes as Hanoi’s anticipated victory nears.
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Edward Neilan Copley
Washington
Soviet Union
People's Republic of China
United States
Indochina
Moscow
Peking
Cambodia
Vietnam
Russia
China
Quang Tri
Phnom Penh
U.S
Southeast Asia
America
Kuomintang Party
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Orient
Chou En-lai
Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Former CIA artist named head of White House social office
Betty Ford announced Russell Ar mentrout as head of the White House Social Entertainment office. He will oversee engraved invitations and social functions for White House parties and receptions.
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White House
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