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But, he added the the pros pect of a Humphrey-Wallac- e ticket was "highly unrealis- - Hanoi-Haiphon- LONDON (UPI )Being rich may be uangerous to your health. according to an article in the Medical The article warns against the germs found on money ard advises its readers against licking their fingers to flick through hills. resorted to ferries and pon toon bridges to bypass the wrecked spans. The North Vietnamese got some of the damaged bridges vehicles other military-relate- d are down to zero from ROW tons a month imported before :. ... , :,., ' '1' Wesintorelinid was making one of his final official . ,,,.o- ' - is...4,-- .... V . - Di 4- 14 it 't- '..... . 4..-.4, , ' ,t, - '''.4 ' . report said. U.N. - . : - ' Hain 2 JiLli ' - PRINCE. AU PORT The United Notions (AP) contributed $2.2 million to fiscal sear Haiti in the 1971-7for development prograine;, . ,.. : ' i.,. .;,,,,.. - ' - -- ITA:E ',- : AVM , : , AO ANY 1.M , ON :. JUNE 18TH ' The Magnificent PA A. i:AMERA l..k.7 'IV E. 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Abrams, is expected to be t, ' named shortly by President Nixon to succeed Westmore- i :. .,.,-- Aid For Haiti -- tpo4o , 7 mar one-thir- d major reAlts Imports of motor fuel and petroleuin products necessary to operate North Vietnamese supply trucks, tanks, and The North 'Vietnamese News-Tribun- disarm unilaterally, hoping 111;11 slug) an example will make pacifists of our adversaries, said the former U.S. commander in Vietnam. fertilizer, 1965-19t- Affluent Germs warplanes about :24,000 tohs. 15 percent. of the petroleuni-product storage capacity ill North Vietnam. Coastal shipping is revith ported at zero compared be18.000 tons a week at the ginning of the otteusive. deU.S. V, arplanes have more or damaged stroyed than 3,000 trucks since April con1. Without replacements, VietNorth of tinued attrition nam's truck force could spell future trouble in moving supplies southward. Air 1Porce and Navy bombers have knocked out about 71000 kilowatts of electric power. by U.S. estimates. This represents about of North Vietnam's total and could power capacity bear on the country's ability systo operate its tem, switch any trains that may move. U.S. analysts say they have -eceived indications from in U.S. Meanwhile, have destroyed again. U.S. experts had anticipated that the RUSSiiIIIS and Chinese would attempt to puth more material into Viemani by rail to compensate for the cutoff or abuut 260,001 ithiS a month in food, petroleum products and war gear normally broutMt into North Vietnam by ship. But SG far. U.S. officials report, this has not happened. Supplies are said to be backed up in south China because the rail lines into North Vietnam are effectively cut. Defense analysts estimate camthe U.S. bombing-minin- g has these brought paign d laser-guide- others." not power North Vietnam. including targets close to Hanoi and Haiphong. the nation's principal port. and Using other -- small" bombs perfectd ed since the air ctunpaign, U.S. Air Force and Navy carrier planes have severed rail connections bciween North Vietnam and China, g between aild the region and the battlefields to the south. Starting May 10. U.S. pilots put 15 key bridges out of commission and fanned out to hit dozens of other rail and highway bridges forming links in the transportation chain. uwier tight security. Agnelli said the country must de cide between the pledge of President John F. Kennedy ill 1961 to "bear any burden, pay any price" for peace or maintain its personal freedom "and to hell with all N.Y.. Gen. At I.Aest Point C. William Westmoreland. Army chief of state. criticized cutof military advocates backs before SR academy graduates. "Both historictll experience and rational expectation tell us that only the strong are free. that we can- dumps, war-relate-d Guard A,ademy graduates traditional McGovern Boost? Continueil from First Page MGoyern was thinking in mud( broader geographic terms, iii a flat statement that he believes he can personally pegotiate an end to the Vietimm :war. Humphrey, meanwhile, had takezi his campaign to Houston where he met with state chief, executives attending the NatiOnal - Governor's Confer.' eme., "I kifely (ain't try to put on mov eany t)ient',7 Humphrey said after Speaking mere holding organizations Ivherc a mieirnal number of military people can be stored in case they are ever needed again. Of course, this sort of peacetime approach to Tnilitzry forces would be extreme folly." At West Point. N.Y., Gen. William C. Westmoreland. Army chief of state. criticized cutof military advocates backs petroleum- 4 telligence sources that ',fle sealing off to North Vitt,umi front outside supplies. jug food imports, is IK!ginuil:g to cause hardships there. This coincides with re,1: statements in Hanoi's cc!!,:u nist party newspaper. Dan, exhorting cultivation of of land" ., "every in to arow food crops. North Vietnam always has been a g inal footl producing country and Iasi year imported more Man 830.000 tons of various foodstuffs, principally from Russia. Radio Hanoi acknowled,zed this week that North Vietnam is having what it called -- very difficult" problems becaqls,, the U.S. bombing. was laid. the mine barrier !Jack into use within 10 days or so but U.S. bombers returned to knocll them out barracks. and other facilities across plaids, Coast U.S. parks, -storage keeper" and not revert to isolationism. to truck bridges, "to be our brother's to cut Lack military forces and budgets, and to turn the armed forces into , toalinued from First Page Spiro pressure At Colorado Springs, Colo., Air Force Secretary Robert C. Seamans, speaking before 719 graduating Air Force Academy cadets. said: 'There ill be increasing C(jNN. (UPI) 4 Unife.da'3res, International The (lime major U.S. ser- vice 'academies WedliesdaY graduate 2,436 young men g who officials caution Pentagon. that ..military strength reductions:wonld hinder America's quest tcr, world peace. DefenSe Secretary Melvin R. LI t d, speaking to 886 graditating midshipmen at the Navtd:Academy in Annapolis, Ald.,;said, "The vinds of peace are stirring. They hold out the hope that better ways than 'lighting will be found to North Viets Feeling Supply Pinch? Advises Agnew NEW 41. 1 i 1. ,,.,. . , . .. - . , t ; (4,i,'f 'ffit .,or -, , il VA |