Nixon foes Baltic push foresees NATO as sounding board
US sources in Brussels report Nixon reluctant to use NATO for Southeast Asia policy. Lyndon Johnson faced backlash in Atlantic Council over Vietnam war. Wilson to push Indochina peace talks, but Soviets reject. Britain fears gun smuggling into Northern Ireland and contemplates steps. US to cut 25 percent of personnel in the Philippines, risking up to 10,000 Filipino layoffs at Clark Field as Nixon lowers American profile.
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Old dreamers recall dreams and broad-toed fashions headline
Hal Boyle surveys aging dream recall noting younger people remember dreams better while the elderly have anxious ones. The piece riffs on fashion fads from broad-toed shoes linked to Henry VIII, life insurance, condors, pools, pickle trivia, and a Columbus tax report.
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Sachs resigns as U S lawyer
Baltimore UPI Stephen H Sachs, a Johnson-era U S attorney, says he will resign at the end of May to return to private practice. The 36 year old veteran, who served since June 1967, notes the government may seek his help later this year on prosecutions arising from bribery indictments in Maryland and Texas.
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Government safety book fails to simplify car comparison
In a 300 page National Highway Safety Bureau volume titled Performance Data for New Passenger Cars and Motorcycles readers find three separate sections for pickup power braking efficiency and tire load capacity. The writer notes Chrysler Plymouth and Ford perform best in various tests across categories while General Motors sits mid pack. A list of 38 models and tire safety margins is offered via a stamped SAE envelope to Consumer Auto Data in Washington DC.
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Deputy Dunlap completes case western police training
Lorain County Sheriff Benjamin Dunlap, the county jail warden, graduated from the 170 hour suburban police school at Case Western Reserve University. Sheriff Vernon M. Smith announced the completion as the program complies with the Ohio Peace Officer Training Council.
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