Allies on Alert for Tet Attacks
North Vietnam may be ready to launch a new but limited Tet offensive in Cambodia by end of January. U.S. officials warn of intensified supplies moved south and a protracted guerrilla strategy, with timing tied to rains and a potential March push.
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Associated Press
Waliington
Apystate Department
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Vien
Cambodia
Vietim
North Vietnam
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White House
U.S. Jet Lost Over Laos With Two Crewmen Missing
A U.S. Air Force F-4 Phantom jet disappeared over Laos during combat operations. Two crewmen are missing after the loss cited by military spokesmen. Reports note limited action in South Vietnam and ongoing clashes across eastern Cambodia and northwestern Cambodia with several engagements and casualties.
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U.S
Laos
Blamon
Inflation Unemployment Tug Of War For 1971 Outlook
Forecast predicts inflation will outpace unemployment in 1971 with consumer prices rising though at a slower pace than 1970. Wages and services push up the cost of living. food and utilities rise with continued imports debate and tariff concerns.
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Washington
CPL
U.S
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Birmingham rejects outside students plan amid white suburb protest
The Birmingham Michigan city commission backed away from a Dartmouth College ARC program to place 10 disadvantaged youths in the all white suburb. Homeowners described the plan as hostile, racist, and a threat to property values, prompting zoning reversal and the Birmingham Seaholm High School Student Commission to oppose tokenism.
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Twa
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Enny Mission
Market Shows Slight Gains in Early Trading
Market edges higher in early trading as the Dow Jones average rises 0.41 points in the first half hour. Trading is active with modest gains in several issues including Occidental Petroleum unchanged at 18.5, Scott Paper steady at 24, Teledyne up 1/4, Ten- Agen up 1/2, Polaroid up 1/2, Chrysler up 1/4, Konich up 1/8, Kodak up 4, and Gital Moods at 7/16.
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Occidental Petrolam
GAN
Scott Paper
Teledyne
Ten- Agen
Polaroid
Ty Chrysler
Konich
Baal Tan Kodakoff
Store Bandits Strike in Philadelphia Furniture Store
Eight men posing as customers robbed a South Philadelphia furniture store, bound and pistol whipped about 25 people, stole cash, and attempted to set fires. One man was killed and five others wounded before the blaze was stopped. police stated the loss was under audit as accounts are reviewed for total theft.
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GANG
Max Carson
G (Rahi
Qubrow
Furnitura Company
Philadelphia
Gang of Eight Quanta
State
Wie Dubrow Furnitive Co
FDA Plan For Industry Supported Nutrition Research Under Attack
Consumer groups attack FDA plan to use industry funded studies to guide nutrition labeling rules. CRI would conduct field tests on labeling for processed foods while avoiding heat and emotion, with supporters claiming policy based on fact. Critics warn about undue influence and questions of propriety from industry backed research.
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FDA
G. ¢. Thelen Jr
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Robert Choate
Fox
The
Consumer Research Institute
CRI
Washington, DC
Manu
Institute
Raymond C. Stokes
Stokes
Ant
James D. Grant
ORI
Erma Augevine
Consumer Federation of America
Morris Kaplan
Consumers Union
White House
Consumer Affairs
Nixon Administration
Lawmakers push tougher gun crime penalties nationwide
The bill doubles penalties for armed crimes and creates mandatory sentences. First offenders face one to ten years for federal crimes with guns, while subsequent convictions carry five to twenty five years. The measure expands federal reach and protects officials including a proposal to bolster presidential security.
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Waslington
Kim
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Wugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Mansfield
Laird Departs for Vietnam Predicted Withdrawals by May 1
Secretary Melvin Laird said on departing for South Vietnam that further U.S. troop withdrawals will be announced by May 1. He would not confirm an expedited withdrawal rate or discuss pullout volumes. President Nixon set May 1 as the date to reduce American strength in Vietnam to 284,000 from 335,000, while Laird sought to assess Vietnamization progress and personnel levels at Andrews Air Force Base.
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Washington
Melvin J, Laird
South Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Andrews Air Force Base
Publication ad and service rates listing
The notice lists mailing address Summit Ave Hagerstown MD and rates for mail subscriptions including one month three months six months and one year with prices in dollars. It notes Associated Press content and republication rights and basic publication details.
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ALY Mail
Isa Summit Ave
Hagerstowny Md
AP Awe
Canis Fier Week. “Rymal, Aid, Dal, D.C. Wan Ma, Ma Panna, Wo Va
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