Ky Rejects Reentry in South Vietnam Vote and Proposes Resignations
South Vietnam’s Ky withdraws from the presidential race saying the ballot is fixed and proposes that Thieu and he resign to allow a new election within three months. Minh withdraws, U.S. officials urge Ky to run, while Ky criticizes court rulings and political interference as Thieu and Minh maneuver for power.
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Poole Morning Weather Forecast Update
Continued fair conditions through Tuesday with low cloudiness at night and morning. Temperatures from the upper 60s to mid-80s, night lows around mid-50s. Winds from the west at 10 to 20 mph.
Longshoremen weigh resuming talks over West Coast strike
From July 1, 24 cranes and port tied up as Longshoremen consider resuming negotiations this week. Page references note a broader unrest and port disruption across the West Coast impacting cargo and labor relations.
Texas Governor vows Supreme Court route in pay raise fight
Texas Governor Prentice Smith says his legal battle with President Nixon over state employee pay raises could reach the Supreme Court but he will obey lower court orders while the appeal proceeds. The report notes page references and ongoing legal action.
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Charges filed against six guards in Mexican prison escape
Western diplomatic sources report a Big Four accord to open the Berlin wall and ease East German traffic harassment is due to be finalized today. Ambassadors from the United States Britain and France to West Germany and the Soviet envoy to East Germany prepare to conclude the agreement at the West Berlin residence of Ambassador Kenneth Rush.
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Antiwar clerics seized in Camden and Buffalo draft raid
FBI agents arrested 25 antiwar activists in Camden New Jersey and Buffalo New York including two Roman Catholic priests and a Lutheran minister. The group allegedly planned to destroy draft records and remove files from federal offices. An informer aided the operation with months of surveillance.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
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Jackson escape gun smuggled in by visitor at San Quentin
Six people died during a bloody escape at San Quentin when a pistol allegedly smuggled to inmate George Jackson by a visitor sparked the assault. Authorities said the weapon was produced during a 15 minute chaos, with guards and inmates slain by razors. Jackson, linked to the Soledad Brothers case, was shot dead in the yard. The incident prompted calls for a national commission to investigate prison conditions and the Marin County shootout.
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Bolivian coup: right wing military toppled Torres regime
Right wing military leaders crushed the last organized resistance to the Bolivian coup against President Juan Jose Torres. A three man junta took power with Hugo Banzer as a leading figure. Bombing and strafing hit La Paz as curfews and bans on gatherings were imposed. Many deaths were reported with hundreds possibly killed.
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Florentino Mendieta
Andres Selich
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Ernesto “Che” Guevara
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Socialist Party
Ciro Humbolt
National Revolutionary Movement
Humbolt
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White House mum on Ky's decision in Vietnam election
In San Clemente, UFI reports the White House offered no immediate comment on South Vietnam Vice President Nguyen Can Ky's decision not to run in the October 2 presidential election. President Nixon is said to be deeply concerned, hoping the contest remains open and not a Thien-dominated one.
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Oil Slick Reaches San Clemente Near Nixon Retreat
A one mile long oil slick estimated at 1,200 gallons washed ashore Sunday night near the Western White House in San Clemente. The Coast Guard traced the spill to a Navy carrier wake, with Navy officials unsure if their ships caused the spill. Samples showed the oil as heavy bunker C fuel.
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