Difficult decisions ahead for U S on its policy for Asia
UPI report notes President Nixon credits POW homecomings for support of Vietnam policies. He cites Cambodia mineings, Haiphong bombing, and near peace talks as vindications. Aides warn renewed air strikes may resume in South Vietnam if fighting worsens.
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U.S
Asia
Nixon
Vietnam
White House
Hanoi
National Conference of Building and Construction Trades
Hard Hats
New York City
Haiphong
Har
Cambodia
Laos
South Vietnam
Is There Any Way to Run a Railroad in the Northeast
UPI reports six major railroads face bankruptcy including Penn Central Erie Lackawanna and Reading with plans debated to save or liquidate. Congress and the Nixon administration contend with federal aid talks a Northeast Transportation Authority concept and possible Amtrak like structures while Penn Central seeks 800 million in aid to stay afloat and a court orders liquidation if a viable plan cannot be produced.
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Robert F. Buckhorn Washington
UPI
United States
Penn Central
Erie-Lackawanna
Boston and Maine
Reading
Central of New Jersey
Lehigh Valley
Congress
Transportation Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
Northeast Transportation Authority
Nixon
Amtrak
Crustless Coconut Custard Pie and Simple Family Recipes
A collection of dessert and snack ideas including Crustless Coconut Custard Pie, Quick Pizza with French bread, Rice Pudding Casserole, and Rhubarb Fluff Pie. Notes on jelly calorie counts and a friendly kitchen column tone from Judy King with recipe steps and serving tips.
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Judy King
$3 Million Award To Printer Paralyzed In Subway Arrest
A Brooklyn Supreme Court jury found Transit Authority and Health and Hospitals Corp. liable for Salvaterre's paralysis after Patrolman John Reinhart struck him with a nightstick and hospital staff mishandled X rays. Salvaterre, 29, will spend life in a hospital with annual costs of $125,000, and his wife received $135,000. The verdict split 80 percent to the Transit Authority and 40 percent to the city agencies.
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New York
UPI
Robert Salvaterre
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Transit Authority
Health and Hospitals Corp
Salveterre
Angela
Salvaterre
John Reinhart
Reinhart
Kings County Hospital
Foreign visitors in Vernon Roth home
Two educators from Afghanistan visited the Vernon Roth home in rural Washington on Saturday. Mohammed Noland and Ahamad Tari of Kabul were in the United States courtesy of Columbia University and on a six month tour of American educational facilities to study curriculum materials for Afghan elementary students.
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Afghanistan
Vernon Roth
Washington
Mohammed Noland
Ahamad Tari
Kabul
Loans To Mature May 31 1973 CCC Liquidation Plans
Many CCC loans set to mature on May 31 1973 require repayment by close of business that day or CCC will take the collateral. 1971 warehouse corn and grain sorghum loans also mature May 31 with 30 days for liquidation, extendable up to July 31. 1972 warehouse loans mature July 31 with repayment due by then, and 1972 farm stored corn and sorghum loans expected to liquidate within 30 days.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
County Asc
VFW Auxiliary Officers Elected At Lois Lee Home
In Columbus Junction on April 17 the VFW Auxiliary met at Lois Lee s home electing officers including Elaine Dicks as president and Sherry Holmes as senior vice president. The group announced a May 8 meeting at the VFW Hall and introduced new Adult Y Teen Council officers Ann Pugh and Esther Richman as co presidents with treasurer Juanita Sands.
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Helene B. Dillon
Columbus Junction
VEW
Lois Lee
Elaine Dicks
Sherry Holmes
Pauline Stapp
Bonnie Wheeler
Estella Wheeler
Leona Wheeler
Chris Wheeler
Margaret Gabriel
Betty Linville
VFW Hall
Ann Pugh
Esther Richman
Juanita Sands
Sue Kelly
Florence Harbison
Peg Hillman
Beverly Currie
Marlene Griffin
Karen Symmonds
Susan
Diane Smylie
Edina
Minnesota
John Smylie
F.D. Smylie
Keith Robertson
Jean Robertson
Washington, D.C
Horace Quotation Reflected In Brief Life Thought
A fragment notes the Roman poet Horace urging that life’s short span forbids long hopes. The line reflects a philosophical view on time and restraint.
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Horace
Van Dyke Moves TV Show Back to Hollywood
Dick Van Dyke shifts his TV series from Carefree Arizona to Hollywood to give cast and crew normal lives and reduce travel. He changes the setting to Los Angeles, tweaks the cast, and notes lighter meals and a faster pace, while enjoying his desert trips and wildlife pursuits when away from work.
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Vernon Scott Hollywood
UPI
Dick van Dyke
Hollywood
Carefree
Ariz
Phoenix
CBS Studio Center
Arizona
van Dyke
Los Angeles
Nancy Dussault
Marty Brill
Nancy
Dick Preston
Hope Lange
Dick Dawson
Chita Rivera
Medical Center
Desert
Marjorie
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VFW
Dick Paul
North Side Square
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Mildred) Thomas
Luther Dorothy Dillavoy
Harold Johnson
Spurgeon
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