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U.S., N. Viets keep war heated;
icy peace talks thaw somewhat'

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"Women's Potential and Higher Education"
SCHOOL OF ED: G350-Section 002

SAIGON (I) - U.S. BS2s a n d,
tactical fighter-bombers attacked
targets from the panhandle of
North Vietnam to South Vietnam's
Mekong Delta yesterday, while
communist units mounted more
rocket and mortar assaults on
hamlets and villages.
The strikes in the panhandle
range from the port city of Thanh
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WASHINGTON (R) - The NixonI
administration will recommend
drastic cutbacks in the fiscal 1974.
budget of the Economic Develop-I
ment Administration, one of thel
government's more prominent
grant-in-aid programs, sources said
yesterday.
If the administration has i t s
way, sources said, the seven-year-
old agency would be eliminated in
favor of the special revenue-sharing
program.
In making cuts in various Hous-
ing and Urban Development pro-
grams recently, the administration
has also cited revenue sharing as
an alternative.
The EDA was created in 1965 as
MuM's the
gov t.* word
WASHINGTON (Reuter) - Offi-1
cials of the state and defense de-,
partments have been barred from
making any comment on the re-
sumed Vietnam peace negotiations,
it was disclosed yesterday.
A directive to all military and
civilian employes of the defense
department warned "There must
be absolutely no, repeat no, com-
ment of any sort whatever from
any department personnel, civilian
and military, of whatever rank."
State department spokesman
Charles Bray said there was a
standing injunction on the depart-
ment and the U.S. Foreign Service
against speculation, "idle or in-
formed" on the peace negotiations.
Bray called it "a perfectly sen-
sible position, quite defensible."
Grunt is a steamed puddh
made with blueberris or other
small fruits, and is so named be-
cause of the sound it makes white
boiling.

Hoa 200 miles south to the DMZ aboard the two aircraft were list- commission will start almost im- In this course, women will examine their potenti
which divides Vietnam. They are ed as missing. mediately to intensify the propa- of the University. Topics covered will include: why youc
designed to halt the movement of: The losses raised to 35 the num- ganda war. want to use your education, and what you can do now, w
supplies and troops south. ber of American warplanes lost in Viet Cong documents captured inteoe upe i
In a related development, t h e Indochina since Dec. 18 w h e n recent weeks show that the com- o evole your potenti.
U.S. Command announced the loss President Nixon ordered the mas- munists intend to wage a vigorous The necessary skills for self-understanding, creative aut
of a fighter-bomber over N o r t h sive bombardment of North Viet- I political and propaganda battle for - (
Vietnam and a helicopter in South nam, principally Hanoi and Hai- control of the country after a cease- ship (empathy, communication, and motivation) will b
Vietnam just below the demilitari- phong. fire. goal is a more independent, open, assertive, original w
zed zone. All eight Americans The U.S. Command is not speci- As the fighting continued in Viet- Instructor: Peg Talburtt 764-0311 (office) 763-630
fic about the targets of the current nam, Henry Kissinger and Le Duc
attacks in the North, although Tho loggedtanother four hours yes- Time: Tuesday evenings 7:30
Urn' North Vietnam accused the U.S. terday in their renewedpeace
jto slashof indiscriminate bombing. talks in Paris. Credits, Rm. 2232 SEB
In a broadcast dispatch, Hanoi's It was the third session of the
Vietnam News Agency said an agri- round of talks that began Monday
nL " 'O ''l1J1 cultural cooperative in a district in an apparent icy atmosphere, but Co-sponsored by The Center for the Study of Higher E
area near Thanh Hoa had been now there was a sign of a possible School of Education
razed in a B52 attack. thaw. Another session will be helda
a successor to the old Area Re- At the same time the Saigon, hursday. """"' :'}" ..4 , .
development Administration, which command claimed North Vietnam- he two delegations again avoid-
was established under the Kennedy ese and Viet Cong units had step- ed meeting face to face in public,
administration in 1961 to help eco- ped up their attacks on civilian but newsmen saw Kissinger shak-
nomically distressed areas of the population centers. Civilian casual- ing the hand of an unidentified SHOP TONIGHT AND FRiDAY UNTIL 9:00 P.M.
country. ties in the past four days, the com- North Vietnamese official as he
Robert Podesta, head of h and said, have climbed to more entered the villa.
-hthan 100. It was the first publicly visible
agency, said he could not comment handshake of a session marked by
on proposed budget cuts for EDA. Most of the fighting reported by coolness in sharp contrast to the CHRISTIAN DIOR
the Saigon high command was re- cordiality of earlier meetings.
But other sources said that the stricted to shelling attacks. othi sidey maintrned ti rG
administration probably will not The command reported five new strict news blackout, but sources LEG FASHION SALE
recommend an extension of the shelling attacks against a provin- said North Vietnam has shown no
EDA after next June, when legis- cial capital and three district towns inclination thus far to make new
atyiony t cate ithe bgexire. in the Mekong Delta and a village concessions following last month's Last three days to save on panty stockings
any money is put in the budget for northwest of Saigon. Nine civilians massive American bombing of
''EDA, these sources said, it would!g
probably be a token amount. were killed and 35 others wounded. Hanoi and Haiphong. and stockings in a variety of lovely styles
U.S. officials claimed many of _______________
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Congress. Originally established to I be aimed at civilian, not military ' aged Eby students atl, te Univesityaof'wt hirs sde m-oe rsa afo.
pour federal money into financially targets, although in Vietnam's Michigan. News phone: 764-0562. Second
pinched rural areas of the nation, overcrowded villages and hamlets gass postage paid at nn Arbor, Mich. In faad
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help alleviate economic problems Meanwhile, in Saigon, President day through Sunday morning Univer-
in urban areas. Administration of- Nguyen Van Thieu moved to sity year. Subscription rates: $10 by
ficials expect that Congress will strengthen his forces for the in- carrier (campus area): $1 ilocal mail
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Its budget in the current fiscal would be fought in the south be- summer Session published Tuesday
year is about $300 million, part of tween the Viet Cong and the gov- troughrSatuday moarier subscrp- n
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Hoang Duc Nha, a 31-year-old states and foreign).
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grants and loans toue, h p of his closest aides, has been ap-
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development, with virtually no er Hand iggr pow ers.n aenbe- J ao
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stringsattache d. rTheadind istra comes commissioner-general, with
tion believes that the EDA ap- a seat in the cabinet. LIBERTY AT MAYNARD
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Dir. Vittorio de Sica, 1947
Italian with subtitles
What it means to be
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