Arkansas Democrat Nears Decision On Candidacy
Washington report details Wilbur Mills weighing a run for the Democratic presidential nomination as the Draft Mills for President Committee builds support. Mills faces pressure amid tensions with Nixon while supporters ponder a wide open convention and possible vice presidential path.
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Soviets Promise Egypt More Arms
President Sadat left Moscow with a Soviet pledge to strengthen Egypt’s military, as a two day summit produced a communique blaming Israel and the United States for the Middle East crisis. Moscow and Cairo urged Israel’s complete withdrawal and warned of growing Arab unity, while U.S. proposals for canal and troop limits remained unresolved.
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Israel Seeks More U S Phantom Jets in Talks
Secretary of State Rogers and Abba Eban met at the United Nations as Israel pressed for additional Phantom jets from the United States amid talks on a Middle East interim peace. Egypt and the Soviet Union signaled support for allied positions, while US officials urged separating public statements from private negotiations.
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Sutherland Discusses Nobel Prize and Research Insights
Dr Earl W Sutherland Jr physiology professor at Vanderbilt and Mrs Sutherland talk with newsmen about his Nobel Prize in medicine for research on cyclic AMP a key hormone control element A fellow researcher notes his fishing trips inspire his ideas AP Wirephoto
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U S Battle Deaths Fall to Six-Year Low
U S battle deaths dropped to the lowest level in six years as fighting with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces continued along the Cambodian border. Eight Americans were killed with 72 wounded and 20 missing, while 12 enemy soldiers were reported killed in incursions near Saigon. Field reports showed continued Viet Cong and North Vietnamese casualties as cease-fire talks in Paris faced firm positions from both sides.
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Professor Wins 88000 Prize in Stockholm
Dr Earl Sutherland of Vanderbilt University Nashville Tennessee won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for discoveries concerning hormone action. The Kansas born researcher, 55, received 88000 dollars and the prize prestige from the Karolinska Institute, which awards the prize.
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Vanderbilt University
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Demoted General On Witness Stand
Brig. Gen. Sam W. Koster, former commander of the Americal Division, testifies against Col. Oran Henderson in the My Lai case. Koster, demoted after charges were dropped, relates his pursuit of a formal investigation into civilian killings as Henderson faces trial for failing to conduct proper inquiry and forward allegations.
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Dean Acheson Funeral Friday
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson dies at 73 from a heart attack at his Sandy Spring Maryland home. The funeral is set for Friday at 2 p.m. at the Washington Cathedral with private burial to follow. World figures praise his postwar diplomacy and U.S. Japanese friendship efforts.
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