Fighting in Vietnam Deepens as Ceasefire Violations Decline
Saigon officials report 67 Communist ceasefire infractions in four hours ending at dawn, down from the usual rate. A Vietnamese veteran set himself ablaze near Saigon Cathedral as a weekly observer liaison flight was canceled over safety disputes. An U.S. C130 mission again failed to depart amid ongoing ceasefire tensions.
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Senate OKs 920 Million Land-Use Bill for States
The Senate approved a land-use bill to end landscape blight and require states to draft comprehensive plans within eight months. It authorizes about 1 billion over a year for planning and distributes 920 million to states and tribal programs for preserving critical areas under Interior Department guidelines. The measure moves to the House for consideration as hearings wrap up.
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Plane crash near Puerto Vallarta leaves two dead
A chartered flight crashed into a mountainside near the Pacific resort, killing two aboard including an American. Rescue teams battled heavy jungle terrain and low cloud as they recovered the aircraft’s flight recorder to determine the disaster’s cause.
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Two Pilots Face POW Misconduct Charges
Pentagon sources say two Navy pilots, Walter Wilber and Edison Miller, face formal misconduct accusations from Rear Admiral James Stockdale as POWs of North Vietnam. Stockdale sent charges to Navy Secretary John Warner. eight enlisted men charged May 23.
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Symphony Bonanza Funds Raised By Flagstaff Guild
Flagstaff Symphony Guild president Mrs. Larry Loven presents a check for 3000 to Captain Carl Tiedemann, representing proceeds of a year of varied fundraising. The total includes about 890 from the prior year and over 1300 from a series of pyramid parties initiated by Mrs. Loven.
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Crossecord by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN
Puzzle hints and word clues titled Crossecord by Thomas Joseph with a long garbled list of across and down entries, numbers and partial answers, including references to Dol ly, Bulgaria, Garbo film, Cochise, Crete, and various descriptors, presented as a traditional newspaper cryptic-style word game line.
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