Moratorium on SSTs Brushed Aside by U S Officials
Washington AP reporting that the Nixon administration rejected a proposed international moratorium on SST production without seeking foreign interest. Officials note no approach was made to the Soviet Union Britain or France, while supporters argue global SSTs will continue regardless.
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Washington
Nixon
Bertram W. Rein
Transportation and Telecommunications
Soviet Union
Great Britain
France
United States
Transportation Department
U.S
Senate Appropriations
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Interior Department
State Department
Pauling Defends High Doses of Vitamin C for Colds
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling urges acceptance of large Vitamin C intakes to prevent colds, citing studies and urging medical caution. Critics warn of potential kidney stones and diarrhea, while FDA warns against excessive urinary acidity. Minton wins Virginia Legion oratorical contest, to compete regionally in April.
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Denver
Linus Pauling
Pauling
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Hampton
Virginia American Legion Oratorica
David R. Minton
Petersburg
Virginia
Alexandria
Capon Bridge Club Donates to Scout Troop and Library
Capon Bridge Raritan Club votes 140 dollars for Boy Scout troop 108 to fund half the costs of a summer camp at Rock Enon. Ladies Library Board also donates 200 dollars worth of books to the local library. Fort Knox Kentucky honors Revolutionary War general Henry T. Knox.
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Capon Bridge
Raritan Club
Ladies Library Board
Camp Rock Enon
Massachusetts priest seeks Supreme Court ruling on Vietnam war legality
Rev John M Wells of Massachusetts advocates using legal channels to challenge the Vietnam war. He laments less support for lawful action, contrasting it with the publicity from bombings, while aiming to have the Supreme Court rule on the constitutional question.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Rev
John M. Wells
Supreme Court
U.S
Wells
Capitol
High Court
Congress
First Parish Unitarian
Lexington
Mass
H. James Shea
Robert H. Quinn
U.S. District Court
Boston
New York
Four Thousand Five Hundred Acres Sold Elk Garden Farm
A. M. Smiley Ratliff of Grundy bought about 4500 acres of Elk Garden Farm in Virginia, with roughly 4000 acres in Russell County and 500 in Washington County. The sale, reportedly over 1 million dollars, was announced by widow Marion Lee Cobb Stuart, owner of the farm. The parcel includes part of the late Gov. Henry C. Stuart’s holdings and reflects a historic tract once linked to the governor’s land in the East.
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ELK Garden
Elk Garden Farm
Virginia
A. M. “Smiley
Ratliff
Grundy
Marion Lee Cobb Stuart
Harry C. Stuart
Russell County
Washington County
Henry C. Stuart
Mississippi
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Malcolm Bertram
Long Island Railroad
Bertram
Community Church of
Syosset
N.Y
Dr. Pauling
Petersburg Bay
Ft. Knox, Ky
Henry T. Knox
Stuart Kingston
White Elephant Sale
Italy
George Washington Hotel
John Adams
California
Patr Sale
Sears
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck, and CO
N. Loudoun ST
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