Nixon vows aid to private schools amid funding crisis
President Nixon addressed the National Catholic Education Association warning private schools face a first magnitude crisis. He urged legislative relief but cautioned it will take time to craft workable and constitutional measures while noting potential $3 billion yearly operating costs and up to $10 billion in new construction if collapse occurs.
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Philadelphia
Nixon
National Catholic Education Association
United States
Congress
Nixons to visit Iran after Soviet trip
The President and Mrs. Nixon will visit Iran May 30 and 31 after an eight day stay in the Soviet Union. The invitation came from Shahanshah Arya Mehr and Shahbanov of Irans who invited them and they accepted. The itinerary notes the Nixon schedule in Moscow and the timing of departures.
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Washington
Nixon
Iran
Soviet Union
White House
Tehran
Shahanshah Arya Mehr
Shahbanov
Communist
China
Nixon orders retaliation ships planes bombard Reds conspiracy charge unresolved
In Harrisburg AP reporting the jury deadlocked on the 1500 word conspiracy charge against Philip Berrigan and six others tied to a Kissinger kidnapping plot. Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister were convicted on letter smuggling counts. sentencing date tentatively set for May 2.
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Philip Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Berrigan
Kissinger
Washington
Draft Board
William Lynch
U.S. District Court
U.S
Lewisburg
Elizabeth McAlister
New York City
Elizabeth
R. Dixon Herman
Herman
Lynch
Shelley Moore’s Daughter Named Cherry Blossom Queen
West Virginia Governor Arch Moore smiles at his daughter Shelley as she is hailed Queen-elect of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. The Duke University freshman, a Cherry Blossom Princess, discusses exams, medical interests, and campus life in Washington.
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Shelley Moore
Hank Leland
David Smith
Sheraton Park
Washington
West Virginia
Arch Moore
Shelley
Wheel of States
Byrd
Duke University
Duke
Holton Arms
Battle Rages 75 Miles From Saigon Loc Ninh Front
U S air forces press a heavy strike on North Vietnam aiming to blunt the offensive in South Vietnam as ground fighting flares near Loc Ninh 75 miles north of Saigon. U S sources report 400 planes, carriers, and naval guns involved with limited duration strikes.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Highlands
U.S
7Th Fleet
Thailand
Nixon
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Loc Ninh
An Loc
Binh Long Province
Nguyen van Minh
Creighton W. Abrams
Dmz
Republic of
Philippines
South Vietnamese Drive Disrupts Hanoi Spring Offensive
A senior U.S. officer says operations around the A Shau Valley spoiled Hanoi’s plan for a simultaneous push toward Hue and the Ba Long Valley. He notes government lines hold, casualties are lower than feared, and the enemy faced two weeks of ahead of schedule fighting, easing pressure on Quang Tri City.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
A Shau
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U.S
Hue
Ba Long
Dmz
Quang Tri City
Frederick County School Board requests $5 million budget
The Frederick County School Board asked the Board of Supervisors to adopt a fiscal 1972 73 school fund totaling 5 058 183 68 with 4 505 698 92 for operations and 552 484 76 for other disbursements The proposed total is up 2 95 percent from the current year and includes a county appropriation of 2 007 426 28 plus a building fund of 342 758 00 to balance the fund.
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Pat Robinson
Frederick County
Melton F. Wright
Winchester
Ten Americans killed last week in Indochina war
The U S Command reports ten Americans killed in combat in Indochina last week the highest toll in six months. Fifteen listed as missing or captured due to air crashes. Wounded rise to 33 from 13 with fifteen wounded in Laos operations. Four Americans died from nonhostile causes.
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Saigon
U.S
Indochina
Laos
Barker named Shenandoah commencement speaker for 97th address
Dr. John G. Barker president of Marshall University will give Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music 97th commencement address Sunday April 30 at 2 p.m. Barker an alumnus of Shenandoah, studied at Concord College and earned degrees from Maryland and Virginia Tech. He has held roles at Radford College Virginia Tech and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
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John G. Barker
Marshall University
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Shenardoah
Barker
Concord College
University of Maryland
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Fairfax County
Radford College
Virginia Tech
Radford
Biology
Division of Natural Sciences
Marshall
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Atlanta
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