Rogers Leaves for Vietnam Talks Brief Window Sought
Secretary of State William P. Rogers departed for the international conference on Vietnam predicting a quick return with a successful agreement. The U S delegation aims to limit the conference in scope and duration, with an expected meeting of about one week.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
Rogers
Joe
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Laos
Paris
Indochina
U.S
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Nixon Labor Bargain on Phase III Rules
Nixon administration officials engage AFL CIO leaders in Miami Beach to secure continued labor backing for Phase III wage price controls. Talks, led by Meany and White House advisers, aim for a policy statement in Washington Monday, with no word yet on conference organization or Waldheim chairing.
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Nixon
Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
Meany
Washington
Labor
Israelis Cast Part Blame On Others in Air Tragedy
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said the flight recorder shows all parties erred in the Libyan airliner crash that killed 106 near the Suez Canal. He urged an international probe and proposed a Cairo Jerusalem hotline to avert repeats. Chief of Staff Elazar admitted ordering the plane shot down amid military tensions and misinterpretations by Egyptian air control.
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Moshe Dayan
Israel
Egypt
Future
Dayan
David Elazar
Air Force
Mordechai Hod
Elazar
Suez Canal
Cairo
Elaza
U.S
Military Commission
Steven Myers
South Fork
Saigon
Rose-Hulman approves 3.5 million budget for 1973-74
The Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology board adopts a 3.5 million operating budget for the 1973-74 academic year, a 1.7 percent increase over 1972-73. Board members also elect three noted alumni Abe Silverstein, C. Chester Stock, and Burt F. Raynes to the Board of Managers, expanding the board to 27 members.
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Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Benjamin G. Cox
Rose-Hulman
Terre Haute
Abe Silverstein
NASA
C. Chester Stock
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York City
Clinton
Burt F. Raynes
Rohr Industries, Inc
Chula Vista
Calif
Public backs against amnesty in Draft Dodger poll
Opinion Research Corp in Princeton found 65 percent oppose amnesty for draft dodgers and deserters, with 25 percent in favor and 10 percent with no opinion. A seven month ago poll matched these results. Seventy percent would distinguish jailed duckers from those who fled or deserted. The survey questioned 1,036 people by phone February 13 to 15.
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Princeton
N.J
UPI
Opinion Research Corp
Weather forecast for Terre Haute and region
The National Weather Service reports a mostly cloudy Terre Haute area tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Lows mid to upper 20s, highs in the mid to upper 40s. Precipitation chances around 10 to 16 percent. Illinois outlook fair tonight, partly sunny Sunday with highs 53 to 58. River stage 5.6 feet, stationary.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Tri Ton Attack Kills 10 in Mekong Delta Targeted School
Ten Vietnamese died as shells struck near a Joint Military Commission conference site in Tri Ton 125 miles southwest of Saigon. Six students and two teachers were killed at a school yard while a remodel site for the International Commission of Control and Supervision also suffered fatalities.
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Saigon
Joint Military Commission
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Tri Ton
Mekong Delta
Military Commission
International Commission
Vigo TB Society to form Regional Tuberculosis Association
The Vigo County Tuberculosis Society plans to reorganize into a regional Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association of Southwest Indiana serving 17 counties in Regions Seven and Thirteen. Evansville will be headquarters with a Terre Haute office. local boards replaced by county committees.
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Vigo County
Tuberculosis Society
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Indiana
Louis F. Keifer
Evansville
Terre Haute
Tribune
Keifer
Juanita Miller
Charles D. Lineback
Vanderburg County Society
New Area Association
Geese Fly High Photograph Breaks Record
United Press International reports that geese likely fly higher than any birds and have been photographed at an altitude of 29 000 feet. The odd feat underscores the birds’ surprising elevation abilities and raises questions about atmospheric limits for avian flight.
Agnew Says Nixon Aides Seek No Press Curtailment
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told the Minnesota Newspaper Association that there is no Nixon policy to curb press freedom and that clashes with the media are traditional and healthy. He called critics hysterical and noted Kennedy once called them paranoid.
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Agnew
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
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