Laos War Tests Nixon Strategy and Vietnameses Face Setbacks
US officials say North Vietnamese attacks in Laos raise stakes for Nixon withdrawal plan. South Vietnamese Ranger losses and renewed Ho Chi Minh Trail pressure test Vietnamization and the May disengagement schedule while officials debate potential limits of US involvement and the risk of heavy South Vietnamese casualties.
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John Hightower
Zwashington
Cambodia
Nixon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Yelion
Hanoi
Leos
Ho Ci Minh Trail
Cambalia
Laos
U.S
Democrats urge timetable for full Indochina pullout by end of 1972
Senate Democrats press President Nixon to set a timetable for complete U S withdrawal from Indochina by year end 1972. Senator Mathias joins in urging Congress to act now, while Mansfield and McGovern back a flexible deadline and prisoner releases. Some Republicans push for immediate withdrawal deadline.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Senate
Nixon
U.S
Indochina
Congress
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
Southeast Asia
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
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Mike Mansfield
Ftat
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Mansfield
Field
George McGovern
S.D
Bark C. Hatfield
Mathias
Todochina
Scientist Sees Potential to Extend Middle Age by Decades
AP Science writer reports Dr. Leon Kass of the National Academy of Sciences says by 2000 it may be possible to add 20 to 40 years to middle age through diet, drugs, and slowed aging. He warns of social costs, unequal access, and dehumanization as medicine prolongs life.
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Brian Sullivan
Sciencea
Washington (Ap
Leon R. Kass
National Academy of Sciences
Kass
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Academy
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United Nations Ath
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Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
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Centres Committee
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Israel
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Reypsian
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Jordan
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Peoples Connell
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Price Control Threat Slows Stock Market
New York, AP reports stock prices drifted lower amid speculation the Administration may adopt selective wage and price controls. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 9.29 to 665.69 at 10:20 a.m. while declines and advances on the board were nearly even as traders weighed possible policy shifts.
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Research Tests Promise Cutting Penicillin Deaths
AP dispatch reports research from the American Academy of Allergy showing skin tests on 1,160 patients to identify penicillin allergy. A positive result means avoid penicillin, a negative result suggests safe use. The tests could allow faster, safer decisions for patients in the 25 to 59 age range, though not yet FDA approved.
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G. McDaniel
Chicago
American Academy of Allergy
Aay
Tr. Archnr Hosenblum
Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center
Rosenblum
Bernard Levine
New York University School of Medicine
Food and Drug Administration
Levine
Carling’s money used for kickbacks in Vietnam probes
Senate investigators told of up to $4,000 monthly from Carling’s Breweries used to promote Black Label at GI clubs in Vietnam. Testimony described falsified monthly books to show promotions, with funds diverted as kickbacks and bribes to club managers. Crum and associates allegedly rigged promotions and used military channels to funnel money abroad.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Carling
Breweries
Jack Byhee
Ff Vietnam
William J. Crum
Thompson
Crum
Vong Binh
Bill Would End Strip Mining in Six Months
Washington AP Rep Clarence Long co sponsors a bill with Rep Ken Hechler to end strip mining within six months. Long says the destructive method has mutilated millions of acres and notes 35 mines operate in Maryland west, consuming 3000 to 6000 acres.
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Washington
Clarence Long
D-Md
Ken Hechler
Long
Hechler
Maryland
Tornadoes Declared Major Disaster in Mississippi
Federal relief teams converged on Mississippi after a Sunday night tornado outbreak killed 77 to 82 people across seven counties, with 2,350 homeless and $7.5 million in damages. President Nixon designated a major disaster enabling large scale aid including mobile homes, public facility repairs, and low interest loans. Gov Williams planned meetings with emergency officials in Jackson to coordinate relief as 315 National Guardsmen aided search and security.
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Mike Harmon
Ron
U.S. Office
Mississippi
Delhi
Inverness
Sundlower
Jackson
Bill Kellum
Leflore County
Logan
Moorhead
British Immigration Bill Draws Conservative Criticism
London reports Edward Heath's government drafted a sweeping immigration bill removing special rights for nonwhite Commonwealth citizens. The bill proposes a single overseas immigration system, potential state aided repatriation, deportation for entry violations, character and English language tests, and a five year wait for full citizenship.
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London
Edward Heath
Enoch Powell
Britain
United Kingdom
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Citzens
Asia
Africa
Caribbean
Home
Reginald Maudling
Neath
Bago Wilson
Daily Mail Local News Notice From Magara Jtown
A scrambled masthead from The Daily Mail lists contact details and pricing for subscriptions at Summit Avenue Magara jtown with dates and codes. The fragmented text mentions circulation and service regions in Maryland with unclear dates and prices.
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Daily Mail
Summit Ave
Magara Jtown
Mid
Hagaritown
Aasociata
Walt Us Views
Dupetches
Carrie
Pall
May
Del
Bes van No. WY Panne
Menina
Asher Istatat
Meni Taney
Egypt Israel border talks stalemate and UN pressure
Egypt rejects Israel’s terms for borders and withdraw from captured lands, warning peace hinges on a full Israeli pullback. Mahmoud Riad demands U.N. backing and international responsibility, while Jarring’s committees map possible borders with Gaza and Golan concessions.
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Associated Press
Beyatians
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Caira
al Ahram
Middle East
Egypt
Big Ponr
United Nations
Sayy Wai
Israel
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Riad
Jerusalem
Paritan
Monvay
Gunnar VY. Jarring
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Wefense
Moshe Dayan
Gaza Strip
Bexat
Golan
Syria
Assad
Jordan
Baath
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Senator Ervin Opens Hearings On Government Snooping
Senator Ervin opens a constitutional rights sub committee to curb government surveillance. Koch backs access to personal files and review rights, proposing agency ratification and explanation of records. Debate covers civilian review, data banks, and use of Social Security and other identifiers in federal and private sectors.
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Lee Byrd
Associated Press
Washington
Sam J. Ervin
Firnally
Smoopers
Dale Hawks
North Carolina Democrat
Ciase
Edward I. Koch
Ayo
Ervin
Koch
New York
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Pentagon
Defense Department
Ervin Aimso
Ramputer
Lvense
John Volpe
Juster Department
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Jato WN. Mitchell
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot Richardson
Social Security and Univers
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