Secret Kissinger memo cited on Vietnam pacification timeline
A Nixon ordered study by Henry Kissinger suggests 13.4 years to pacify South Vietnam and shows Communists could outlast Allies. Excerpts published as Gravel tries to declassify. Griffin blocks move. Documents reveal hawkish and skeptical agency views and doubts about domino theory and U S strategic options.
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Michigan
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Free measles rubella vaccinations offered Sunday
The Maricopa County Health Department schedules free measles and rubella vaccines Sunday at Thomas Mall and Los Arcos Mall from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. to curb a possible Valley epidemic. About 50,000 Valley youths lack measles protection and over 100,000 lack rubella immunity.
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Thomas
Los Arcos Mall
Scottsdale
McDowell Roads
Maricopa County
Patrick P. Moraca
Ford recalls 436000 1972 Montego and Torino rear axles
Ford Motor Co plans to replace rear axles and bearings on 436000 1972 Mercury Montego and Ford Torino models both in the United States and abroad. The recall follows a prior 396000 recall in April to install bearing retainer plates. Officials estimate costs near 30 million and warn wheel detachment could occur if axles fail.
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UPI
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United States
Panel to study sex ed ideas for state schools
A 24 member committee will be appointed by the state Board of Education to recommend an acceptable health education course for public schools. The group must report by Jan 1, 1973. Board member Steve Jenkins supports state guidelines over district decisions on sex education. The panel follows the removal of the graduation health ed requirement last fall amid district disagreements.
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State Board of Education
David Weisenborn
Steve Jenkins
Phoenix Union High School
Jenkins
Kissinger Visits Moscow To Discuss Vietnam and Ties
Kissinger, traveling from Thursday to Monday, held talks in Moscow with Leonid Brezhnev and Andre Gromyko. Both sides kept the talks private, with officials saying the whole range of Soviet American relations was discussed and Vietnam was a top agenda item amid rising tensions.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
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Vietnam
Nixon
White House
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Kissinger
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Andre Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Apollo 16 returns toward Earth with lunar rocks for study
Apollo 16 speeds home from the moon after a successful manned lunar mission. John W. Young and Charles M. Duke walked on the moon while Thomas K. Mattingly conducted a film retrieval space walk. They expect a Thursday Pacific splashdown and report a productive science haul.
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Young
Honolulu
Duke
Casper
New disclosure prompts delay in Kleindienst confirmation
A Flanigan letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee raises questions about White House involvement in the ITT antitrust settlement. Kennedy demands full reappearance of Flanigan and Kleindienst before any recommendation on Kleindienst as attorney general. The panel may postpone its vote, risking an extended delay.
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UPI
Nixon
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
Peter G. Flanigan
Kleindienst
ITT
Flanigan
Felix Rohatyn
International Telephone & Telegraph
Justice
Senate
Kennedy
Mrs William Crisp Seeks GOP Post as Arizona Committeewoman
Mary Crisp announced her candidacy for Republican National Committeewoman for Arizona. She has 15 years in Arizona and 12 years in GOP politics, serving as state finance chair of the RNC women’s division and leading Operation Cleansweep. She competes with Prescott activist Jonne Markham at the state convention in Phoenix.
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Mary) Crisp
Arizona
Phoenix
Crisp
E. Cactus Wren
Paradise Valley
Republican National Committee
National Organization
Republican National Women's Conference
Washington, D.C
Arizona Federation of Republican Women
Scottsdale
Richard
Jonne) Markham
Prescott
Republican Party
Paradise Valley Woman Overcome by Bedroom Fire
A Paradise Valley housewife, Mrs. Rhoda Tucker, was overcome by smoke in a bedroom fire at her Scottsdale area home at 10 a.m. Monday. Firemen treated her with oxygen. she responded to first aid. The blaze started when a night light short circuited, causing 350 dollars damage to a mattress, carpet, and walls before firefighters arrived.
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Scottsdale
Rhoda Tucker
Gordon Tucker
E. Buena Vista
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