U.S. planes strike North Vietnam as crashes mount
U.S. forces report three aircraft losses including a B52 in heavy raids across North Vietnam. Five crew died in the B52 crash, two Phantom jets ditched off North Vietnam with all crew rescued. Ground fighting north of Quang Tri and along Highway 1 continues with 58 enemy killed and 27 others captured in Binh Dinh Province as troop levels in Vietnam drop to 46,000 with Nixon ordering reductions to 39,000 by Sept 1.
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Spassky May Delay Ninth Game in Iceland Standstill
World chess champ Boris Spassky may delay the ninth game with Bobby Fischer in Reykjavik to regroup, while Fischer and his supporters weigh postponement risks. Spassky trails 5-3 and has shown signs of strain as the match unfolds amid uncertain Icelandic weather.
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Fort Wayne man convicted on two murder counts
Paul Eugene Franks 23 was found guilty of malice and premeditated first degree murder in the May 5 1970 shooting of Dennis S Jones. An immunity granted accomplice testified Franks fired multiple .45 caliber bullets into Jones and into his head.
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