Enemy Push Near Saigon Intensifies Offensive
More than 1,000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces moved within 15 miles of Saigon seizing refugee villages in Bien Hoa and pressing toward the edge of Bien Hoa air base. Allied casualties rise as fighting spreads across South Vietnam amid heavy rocket and machine gun fire from helicopter gunships and rangers.
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Bien Hoa
South Vietnam
U.S
Bien Hoa Long Binh
Cu Chi
Nixon Wins Reich Approval For Berlin Talks
In Bonn Nixon wins West German consent for talks with Moscow and pledges U S support to Kiesinger as Germany debates its Berlin role. Spokesman says Nixon will visit Berlin Thursday to show U S backing, despite German election questions.
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Nixon
Moscow
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
United States
Berlin
Kiesinger
West Berlin
Charles de Gaulle
France
Harold Wilson
Britain
Common Market
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
London
Willy Brandt
West Germany
U.S
Ohio Senate Approves Lower Voting Age to 19
Ohio Senate backs a constitutional amendment to lower the voting age from 21 to 19 with broad party support and gubernatorial backing. If the House follows, voters could decide on the measure in November as colleges mobilize youth turnout and lawmakers argue it would revive engagement in the two party system.
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Ohio
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Kurfess
Perrysburg
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James A. Rhodes
Sens
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
New Hampshire
McCarthy
Indiana
Kennedy
Charles J. Carney
D-33
Youngstown
Robin T. Turner
Marion
Senate Elections, Commerce and Labor Committee
Turner
Robert E. Stockdale
Kent
Kent State University
Oliver Ocasek
Northfield
University of Akron
Ohio American Civil Liberties Union
Nuclear treaty advances through Senate panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the administration backed nuclear nonproliferation treaty by 14 to 0 vote with Sen. Thomas Dodd not voting as floor debate approaches next month. The administration hopes for rapid passage despite some criticism. Wait.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
Athens High student expelled over hair length dispute
Meigs County reports note a disciplinary case as a student at Athens High is expelled for refusing to have hair cut to school standards. The item appears in a page 3 summary of local issues.
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Meigs County Committee
Institute For Regional Development
Tri-County Technical Institute
Ohio Board of ‘As
Nelsonville Man Jailed In Slaying
Newark police hold William Q. Siddle 26 from Nelsonville on suspicion of first degree murder in the stabbing death of Mary Luca 49. The victim was found Monday morning at her Newark home with multiple stab and slash wounds. A bloody knife and a cleaned knife were found at the scene. Siddle was treated at a Lancaster hospital for hand injuries before arrest.
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Nelsonville
William Q. Siddle
Mary Luca
Ned Ashton
Peiice
Howard Kibler
Miss Luca
Siddle
Lancaster
Israel Premier Levi Eshkol Dies at 73
Israel's premier Levi Eshkol died of a heart attack in Jerusalem at 8 15 this morning after earlier illness and a February attack. Deputy Premier Yigal Allon expected to take over with possible elections in November amid rising Arab violence and foreign opposition to Israel's retaliation policy. A Fatah claim of the premier's death was dismissed by the foreign ministry.
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Levi Eshkol
Israel
Yigal Allon
Eshkol
Allon
Moshe Layan
United States
David Ben Gurion
Rachmirewitz
Damascus
al Fatah
Fatah
Foreign Ministry
David Rivlin
Lawyer admits he lied about Shaw
New Orleans AP report says attorney Dean Andrews Jr. testified that Clay Bertrand did not exist, admitting his past testimony about Oswald as a client and Bertrand as Shaw's alleged alias was false. Andrews faces perjury-related consequences as his own case appeals.
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New Orleans
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Clay Bertrand
Clay Shaw
Bertrand
Dean Andrews Jr
Atty
Jim Garrison
Oswald
Andrews
Warren Commission
FBI
Dallas
Sirhan Sirhan seeks guilty plea despite diary turmoil
Sirhan B. Sirhan requests to plead guilty to Kennedy's murder, saying he is ready for the gas chamber after diaries aired in court. His lawyer, Grant Cooper, does not permit the plea, citing Sirhan's outbursts and the need to control him.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Grant B. Cooepr
Cooper
Herbert V
Kennedy
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
United States
RFK
Sen. Kennedy
California
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