Soviet Theses Foresee Peaceful Coexistence With Capitalist World
The Moscow document, issued to mark Lenin’s birth centenary, states that peaceful coexistence with the West requires ongoing ideological and political struggle between socialism and capitalism. It targets aggressive detachments in the United States and West Germany, warns against imperialist aims to destroy socialism, and criticizes liberalism in 1968 Czechoslovakia while praising youth movements and avoiding direct anti China polemics.
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Josef V. Stalin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
Scientists Offer Wild Ideas On Changes For The Human Body
A panel of Nobel laureates and scientists proposes radical changes to humans including smaller size with longer life, brain computer links for sleep learning, and photosynthesis under the skin while warning of ethical risks. The discussion appears in Sciences from the New York Academy of Sciences.
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Maz
New York Academy of Sciences
Charles H. Townes
of California At Berkeley
Glenn T. Seaborg
U.S. Atomic Energy Commision
Dominic Recaldin
London University
Rene Dubos
Rockefeller
SAC Plans 25 Million Nuclear Force Computer at SAC HQ
The Strategic Air Command plans a 25 million dollar computer system at its Omaha headquarters to coordinate wartime movement of the nation's nuclear striking force. The Pentagon decision on purchase or lease is unsettled. The system would be housed at a new addition to Offutt Air Force Base. Some sources call SAC computers the key part of a proposed three billion dollar Defense electronic network for all services.
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Strategic Air Command
Omaha World- Herald
Howard Silber
Pentagon
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Silber
SAC
Defense Department
Ginsberg Shown Off by Miami Establishment at Stadium
Poet Allen Ginsberg performed at Miami Marine Stadium when officials cut the mic for profanity. The captain advised no arrest without a warrant, and the crowd applauded as stadium lights and loud music were used to interrupt the recital. Ginsberg continued reading as fans mobbed him, citing a city contract for the artistic performance.
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UPI
Allen Ginsberg
Miami Marine Stadium
Mani Costa
B. F. McLaughlin
Onc
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Shia Oes
Sisnager
Paul Anderson
Ginsberg
Costa
Louis
Tax On Pot In Tucson
IRS records show 286 people in Tucson assessed for marijuana possession since 1969 totaling $11 million in liens. The rate is $100 per ounce with liens lasting six years and applying to both juveniles and adults. The federal law on a pot tax has been revived to combat drug activity.
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Internal Revenue Service
Tucson
IRS
Tucson Bid In Water Suit Studied
The Arizona Supreme Court took under advisement Tucson's request to intervene in Citizens Utilities Water Co suit for higher rates. Judge Rozar earlier rejected Tucson's petition to intervene as Tucson Water Director Frank Brooks argued the city should have a voice for residents who buy water. Chief Justice Udall disqualified himself after a relative of the utility attorney represented the firm.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court Today
Tucson
Citizens Utilities Water Co
Maricopa County Superior Court
Morris Rozar
State Corporation Commission
Tucson Water
Frank Brooks
Jesse Udall
Dodd Cleared as DOJ Drops Prosecution Probe
The Justice Department will not prosecute Sen. Thomas J. Dodd over his finances after a review by the tax and criminal divisions. Attorney General John N. Mitchell sent a letter to Dodd’s attorney Edward Bennett Williams informing him no criminal charges will be pursued. Dodd, who faced IRS and DOJ scrutiny for campaign fund use, said the decision clears him and he plans to run again next year.
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Dodd
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
Congress Recessed Over Jobs Plan for Negroes in Contracts
Congress moved to end the session with a plan to require job placement for Black workers on government contracts. The Senate rejected a ban after four votes, while the House backed the measure 208 to 156 following Nixon’s signal. The Senate approved 39 to 29 with limited opposition.
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Nixon
House
Hugh Scott
Fire causes damage and smoke injuries on East Tanque Verde
A fire at the East Tanque Verde Road home of Mr and Mrs Henry Leiber near 49ers Country Club caused $1500 damage. A Tucson woman was treated at St Joseph's Hospital for smoke inhalation and Leiber also suffered smoke inhalation but was not hospitalized. Firefighters reported the blaze began about 6 30 am in a bedroom and delayed the call by nearly an hour.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
East Side
Metropolitan Fire Department
Henry Leiber
East Tanque Verde Road
49Ers Country Club
Leiber
Congress to probe movie classifications next year
Sen John L McClellan says a Senate Judiciary subcommittee will hold hearings next year on movie classifications amid public concern over the moral tone of the film industry. He notes the industry has given an unsatisfactory answer on whether films banned to minors reach television screens.
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UPI
Congress
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Arabs In Prison For Killing Pilot
A Swiss court sentenced three Arab commandos from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine to 12 years hard labor for killing an Israeli pilot during a February 18 El Al attack at Zurich Airport. An Israeli security guard aboard the airliner, Mor dechai Rachamim, was acquitted of charges. The trio Mohamad Abu el Heiga Tawfik Ibrahim Youssef and Ahmina Dahbour face deductions for 307 days in custody.
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Winterthur
Switzerland
el al
Zurich
Mordechai Rachamim
Mohamed Abu el Heiga
Tawfik Ibrahim Youssef
Ahmina Dahbour
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Nixon Hosts Christmas Reception for Congress in White House
President Nixon held a three hour Christmas reception for all members of Congress and their wives in the White House. No press coverage was allowed. Congress, working to adjourn for the holidays, was still in session as the event began.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White’ House
Plane crashes into Mira Mar hangar killing 11
A pilotless F8 Crusader jet slammed into the Mira Mar Naval Air Station repair hangar at about 225 mph, killing 11 sailors and injuring 14 as explosions and fires engulfed the facility. Navy Lt. Cyrus M. Riddell ejected and survived. The incident caused extensive structural damage and casualties among Navy personnel.
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Calif
UPI
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Gary R. Miller
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Haight
Riddell
Mansfield Praises Nixon Peace Efforts
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield commended President Nixon for moving the U S from war toward peace in Vietnam. He called the years of war reversed, noting the conflict is contracting not expanding and that the Senate remained engaged until casualties cease and all American troops are withdrawn.
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91St Congress
Vietnam
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