U.S. and North Vietnam eye peace talks location
Washington officials express confidence a peace-talk site will be agreed upon with North Vietnam while Hanoi accuses Washington of fabricating Laos contacts. State Department rep says two exchanges occurred in three days last weekend in Vientiane, Laos, with no site decided.
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Athens Commissioners Face Faint Hope on Finances
Inside Today reports Athens commissioners briefly think they solved their financial dilemma though conditions remain uncertain. The item hints at ongoing budget strains and potential measures to balance funds.
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Columbia Protestors Removed from Columbia University
New York police moved onto the Columbia University campus at the administration's request to end a week long sit in. About 638 people were arrested during a 75 minute sweep that injured more than 100 students and left around 40 treated at an emergency infirmary. A mass crowd of about 2,000 gathered on campus and clashes followed as officers cleared barricaded buildings. Dan Pellegrin announced a student strike and classes were canceled, with some afternoon classes possibly held. University President Grayson Kirk justified the eviction as necessary to prevent paralysis of the institution and warned against amnesty for protesters.
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Rockefeller switches to active GOP presidential bid
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller declared for the Republican presidential nomination amid concerns over the nation's crises. He abandoned his earlier available stance and said avoidance of the issue by the party is no longer acceptable. He will challenge Nixon for the nomination after informing Vermont supporters via telegram ahead of a national TV news conference.
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Rockefeller Backs Vigorous Campaign On Grave National Issues
Race Rockefeller pledged to campaign vigorously on grave national issues and present his candidacy within a framework of party unity. He signaled he would stress positive aspects of his credentials and avoid criticizing Nixon, his main rival for the nomination.
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Hue massacre claim echoes during battle for city
AP reported the U S Embassy said more than 1000 people were executed in Hue during the siege in February, many found in mass graves with signs of beheadings and burial alive. French priests Father Urbain and Father Guy among the victims. US forces widened air strikes into Laos as they pressed to disrupt North Vietnamese concentrations near the A Shau Valley.
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Referee Considered to Oversee OSU Student Protests
Ohio State University officials debated appointing a campus referee to halt violent or disruptive demonstrations. The move followed a protest in which about 75 Black students seized the administration building. Trustees planned a special meeting, and the Faculty Council discussed the incident as off duty patrols guarded the building.
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Ike Ill Goes To Hospital After Chest Discomfort
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, suffered chest discomfort and was flown to March Air Force Base hospital for observation. An aide said it was not a heart attack. He had played golf at Palm Springs before reporting symptoms and was admitted after helicopters delivered him to the hospital.
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French heart transplant survivor Blaiberg remains sole patient
Paris AP report says Clovis Roblain, 66, died after a nine hour heart transplant at La Pitie Hospital, leaving only Blaiberg as the living patient from seven reported heart transplants. Mercadier cited brain blood insufficiency as the cause, with Roblain collapsing after urinary and respiratory complications.
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