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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
1
The Federal Trade Commission ordered Volvo of America to halt advertising that its cars are more economical to own unless the company can show a reasonable basis. FTC said prior claims in ads and promotions were unfair and deceptive without evidence.
Comptroller General Elmer Staats asks the Justice Department to investigate a hidden 200000 cash contribution to the Nixon re election campaign. Janet Vesco allegedly handed the money to Maurice Stans after April 10, with law requiring reporting by April 6. The campaign dismisses the charge as irresponsible and seeks broad inquiry into other possible undisclosed contributions.
Arthur Schlesinger Jr, McGeorge Bundy and John Kenneth Galbraith testified for the defense in Los Angeles arguing the Pentagon Papers leak aided U.S. security by overwhelming Hanoi with low value data. Bundy and Bundy associate Kissinger contended the material mostly informed the enemy. Theodore Sorensen is set to testify.
Bangkok AP report details Bobby Joe Keesee a former Army deserter with a prison record in Arizona who hijacked a Thai charter plane in 1970, forced the pilot toward Vietnam, and later was listed among POWs to be freed in Hanoi. His sister said he was born in Allison Texas, served 24 years as an embassy pupil, and that his behavior drew both hostility and sympathy.
Three Tucson families celebrate as 109 North Vietnamese prisoners are released. Air Force Col Laird Guttersen, Capt Myron Donald, and Navy Lt Charles Rice are among the names. Relatives describe elation and plans for reunions, with March AFB arrivals anticipated for the released pilots.
The Viet Cong lists 10 Americans to be freed this Friday at Gia Lam airport, including Tucsonans Lt. Col. Laird Gutterson and Capt. Myron Donald, plus several others with Arizona ties. The release comes as the POW story unfolds with Maj. Floyd Thompson as the longest-held U.S. prisoner.
Oceanographers define pebbles as 4 diameter ranges. Pebbles range from 4 to 2.58? The piece then notes cobbles up to 10 inches and larger become boulders. Smaller stones are sand silt or clay.
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