Reds Drop Demand For Ouster Of Thieu
U S officials say the Nixon administration weighs a potential shift in the peace offensive by Vietnamese forces. The new tactic calls for the removal of President Nguyen Van Thieu from any future South Vietnamese government negotiating an end to the war. Previously Hanoi and the Viet Cong insisted on the ouster of Thieu and Ky.
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Chile Earthquake Kills at Least 32 in Central Regions
A strong quake near Valparaiso, Chile, killed 32 and injured over 160 as authorities declared an emergency in four central provinces. Seismic readings reached about 10 in the hardest hit zones, with Chilean President Allende promising relief and a helicopter tour of the disaster area.
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Nixon abandons $1.065 trillion GNP target for 1971
Dr. Paul McCracken told Congress the Nixon administration has abandoned its 1.065 trillion GNP growth target for 1971 to fight inflation. He warned pursuing that target could accelerate inflation while unemployment remains to fall and noted anticipated easier monetary policy will continue. He said delaying inflation and avoiding stimulus marks a priority in the administration's fiscal and monetary stance.
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Rock Star Jim Morrison Dies in Paris
Jim Morrison, lead singer of The Doors, died in Paris last Saturday at age 27 and was buried in Pere Lachaise cemetery. Manager William Siddons announced the death in Los Angeles and said Morrison died peacefully of natural causes.
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Irish Clash With Troops in Bogside Riot
British troops clashed with rioting Catholics in Londonderry Bogside, firing on attackers and killing two men while wounding a third. Hundreds of youths aided by spectators hurled gasoline bombs bricks and bottles as the army moved to boost forces to 11 000 in the province. A wounded rioter died after transport to a hospital in the Republic of Ireland.
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Ohio lawmakers push tighter rules for strip mine reclamation
A House subcommittee tours eight southeast Ohio mines to push stronger reclamation controls. The plan creates a Division on Strip Mining and Reclamation within Natural Resources with new enforcement powers. Bills require $1500 per acre bonds, 90 day start of restoration, regulate grading, and limit night dynamiting near communities.
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