Nixon says Hanoi broadening Vietnam war into Indochina
Nixon warned Hanoi has made the conflict broader into Indochina and that the United States and allies will face harder choices in deploying troops and air support in South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos as withdrawals continue. He urged negotiations but said prospects for a settlement remained pessimistic. The president outlined a restrained but global US role and a continued path toward peace.
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Laos
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Vietnam
South
U S Death Toll Rises in Vietnam War Weekly Report
U S Command reports the highest weekly American deaths in Vietnam in 544 months amid Laos Laotian border clashes. Sixty nine Americans killed in action and 42 nonhostile deaths, with 217 wounded. Saigon notes 432 South Vietnamese killed and 1 446 wounded. Further air and helicopter losses noted.
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U.S. Command Today
Vietnam
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S. Command
U.S
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Texas Solon Recounts Army Surveillance Spying On Him
Texas state legislator Curtis M. Graves testified before a Senate constitutional rights subcommittee that the Army spied on him for a decade. He cited a former agent from the 112th Military Intelligence Group noting surveillance since 1960 and a subversive file.
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Solon
Washington
Congress
America
Sam
Curtis M. Graves
Senate Subcommittee On
Constitutional Rights
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Graves
112Th Military Intelligence Group
Walter Birdwell
Houston
Army Intelligence
Birdwell
Barbara Jordan
Muhammad Ali
Ben Levy
James Hippard
Will Gray
Ku Klux Klan
Unitarian Church
San Antonio
Gilligan Denies Money From Illegal Bank Loans
Gov. John J. Gilligan says he did not accept funds from First National Bank of Cincinnati or other Ohio banks accused of illegal campaign loans. Indicted banks, including three national lenders, face four counts for loans totaling about 60 000 to Citizens for Gilligan in 1968 1969. Gilligan, runner up for the U.S. Senate in 1968, asserts no donations to his campaign and no charges against him or his staff.
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Birdwell
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
First National Bank of
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bank
Citizens For
Gilli
William Liggett
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Roger Cloud
John D. Herbert
World congress erupts as Bergin debates Kahane stance
Brussels opposition leader Menachem Bergin triggers uproar by refusing to condemn Rabbi Meir Kahane and his Jewish Defense League. Kahane expelled from Belgium casts shadow on final congress session amid harsh tactics by JDL against Soviet diplomats and officials.
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Menachem Bergin
World Congress
Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Kahane
Belgium
United States
Classified and Sports Segment Overview
A fragment from a newspaper page shows sections for Classifieds Sports Television Editorial Entertainment and Obituaries. It lists page markers and internal labels such as Inside Classified 14 15 Sports and Editorial by Davis. The exact items are unreadable but the structure indicates standard features.
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Cormcs
Viceesta Eco
Davis
Cacada Ae Entertainment Steer
Eee
Ohio House approves welfare package amid cost concerns
The Ohio House passed a $500,000 welfare package broadening day care aid for working poor families and those with both parents at home. The measure, author Rep Norman A Murdock, moves to the Senate as critics warn of rising costs and potential state impact.
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Ohio House
Senate
Norman A. Murdock
R- 7
Cincinnati
Murdock
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