Auto Safety Teams Probe Holiday Accidents Nationwide
Auto safety researchers from the US Department of Transportation join patrols during the holiday weekend to study accidents. Teams from the Triangle Institute monitor scenes before tow trucks arrive, interviewing drivers and witnesses to assess driver condition, vehicle state, and road factors. They seek causes beyond drunken driving, using data on injuries, alcohol markers, and post‑accident analyses.
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Associated Press
Rlils
Departent of Transportation
Wation
Triangle Institute
Raleigh
N.C
Transportation Department
National Highway Safety Bureau
Atlanta
Fred Tyner
Merklenturg County
Pentagon Papers Reveal LBJ Rejected Attacks Against Hanoi
Secret 1964 Pentagon documents show Lyndon B Johnson resisted pressing for direct military attacks on North Vietnam while seeking stronger action in the south. Advisors urged graduated pressure with pacification, and plans evolved amid Laos, maritime operations, and covert strikes as U.S. bombing intensified and South Vietnamese instability grew.
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Spencer Davis
Associated Press
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Vietnam
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Mike Gravel
D-Alaska
Sai
Johnson
Saigon
Henryy Cabot Lodge
George Bulldy
Walt W. Rostow
South
Hundy
Lorge
Maxwell Taylor
Taylor
White House
Job McNaughton
Vietnam
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Yaytor
Laos
Royal Tao
U.S
S Sea
United States
American Planes Hit DMZ Gun Positions in North Vietnam
U S fighter-bombers attacked a 37mm anti air gun and reported seven North Vietnamese troops killed with ten secondary explosions in the northern half of the DMZ. Acknowledging ongoing self defense, forward air controllers saw enemy fire from the north. Observers noted a North Vietnamese buildup near Dow Ha as U S forces engaged targets inside the DMZ for the first time since March.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Navy
James
Dmz
U.S.1
U.S
South Vietnam
Bowbing Hall
Wrinh Vietnam
Sismile
Leary Arrested In Switzerland
Swiss authorities detained LSD advocate Timothy Leary in Villars sur Ollon near Lake Geneva for extradition to the United States. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said Leary, who escaped a California prison 19 months ago, was arrested Wednesday at the embassy request and taken to a villa. his wife accompanied him but was not detained.
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Bern
Switzerland
Timothy Leary
United States
Mustion Ministry
Leary
California
al Villars Sur Ollan
Lake Geneva
Bernadette Devlin Says Her Morals Are Private
Dublin AP reports Bernadette Devlin, Northern Ireland's young Catholic MP, is pregnant with a fall baby. She calls morals private and says motherhood will not prevent her next general election bid. She declined to name the father and cited concerns over wages, slum housing, and landlordism as the real issues she represents.
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Bernadette Devlin
Northern Ireland
Dublin Irish Times
Qovill
Abarion
Dublin
Bernadette
Kevin
Irish Times
Mary Cum Mins
Miss Devlin
London
House of Commons
Ulster
Amai
Dr. Pierpont Enters Race For Mayor
Baltimore reports veteran politician Dr. Pierpont, previously defeated running for state office, has switched parties to run as a Republican candidate for mayor. The move signals a bold bid by a longtime figure in local politics.
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Dr. Pierpont
Baltimore
Nixon peace efforts praised by Albert and Mansfield
House Speaker Carl Albert, quoting confidential information from President Nixon, says things are moving in the administration effort to end the war. He joined Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield in praise of Nixon s behind the scenes diplomacy. Mansfield added strong support for press coverage of the moves.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
House
Carl Albert
Nixon
Albert
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Multrecht
D-Okia
Vietnam
Alvers
Preident
Whyt
Nix
Canidrawal
U.S
Ne-Shane
Hut
Gelling
Hanoi
Paris
Othe Yling
Congress
White House
Agencies Run On Emergency Relief As New Fiscal Year Opens
Washington reports that most of the U S government is operating under emergency relief as FY 1972 begins. Congress had funded only three of many appropriation bills, leaving Defense Labor Transportation Housing and Urban Development State Agriculture Commerce Interior Justice and much of Health Education and Welfare unfunded. Emergency stopgap funds support ongoing operations until new bills pass.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Nixson
Office of Education
Treasury
Postal Service
Departments of Defense, Labor, Transportation
Housing and Urban Development
State
Agriculture
Commmance
Interior
Justice
Health
Education
Welfare
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
American Battle Monuments ‘Commission
Soup search launched after death of man
Nationwide recall and investigation focus on Bon Vivant soup with code Ys 141 after Samuel Cochran Jr. 61 of Bedford Village dies and his wife Grace 64 is paralyzed. New York and national health officials test bottles, urge not to consume any Bon Vivant products until lab results confirm botulism toxin involvement.
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New York
Westchester County
National Canners Association
Hon Vivant
Tne
Newark
Philadelpha
Baltimore
Washington
Houston
Albuquerque
A.M
Birmingham
Ala
New York Health Department
Samuel Cochran Jr
Bedford Village
N.Y
Cochran
Grace
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McNaughton
To Chi Minh
Robert
McNamara
Na Nang
Hue
Ing
Lewis W. Walt
U.S. Juts
State Department
William J. Portay
Aidance
Drew Ky
Nguyen Var Thieu
F&c
Garris Shop Rd
Hagerstown
United State
Ross
Pierpont
Thomas D'Abesarla Lion
South Hagerstown
Oxfords
Death
Man
Westcester County
COCA
Cou
Onl
Pitas
Otter
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