Nixon Hopes Withdrawal Signals Progress From Midway Talks
President Nixon, returning from the Midway summit, plans to withdraw 25 000 U S troops from South Vietnam by August to signal peace negotiators. Officials say most withdrawals will be combat troops as Thieu and Nixon pursue gradual reduction and political evolution ahead of negotiations.
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San Clemente
Calif
U.S
South Vietnam
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Cabinet
Congress
White House
Nguyen van Thiue
Thieu
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
William P. Rogers
Enemy Losses Near 400 As Competing Pace Rises
Saigon reports nearly 400 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese were fatally hurt in heavy ground fighting Monday after a brief lull. The 5th Marine Regiment and U S forces counted 186 and 137 enemy deaths in battles near Da Nang and Tay Ninh with American losses totaling 18 killed and 95 wounded.
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Saigon
5Th Marine Regiment
da Nang
U.S
Tay Ninh
Unidentified woman found on abandoned Michigan farm
Six slayings near Ann Arbor over 22 months linked to a single killer. The latest victim, 18 to 20, 5 ft 5 in, 137 pounds, dark hair, was found on an abandoned Washtenaw County farm after being fatally stabbed and shot. Names include Jane Mixer and Dawn Basom among the other victims. Authorities seek clues as they pursue a suspect.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
College Town
Senate Debate Over Safeguard ABM Chart Returns
Senators clash over a secret Pentagon chart on the Safeguard antimissile system. Proponents say it limits Soviet KO risk. opponents argue it shows few added missiles would overcome Safeguard, questioning cost effectiveness. Senator Symington pushes declassification. Senator Baker defends secrecy.
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Pentagon
U.S
Senate
ABM
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Water pistol bans hit New York Stock Exchange floor
The New York Stock Exchange forbids water pistol fights and similar pranks on the trading floor. Supervisory staff and 1,366 members face fines up to 1000 dollars or two weeks suspension for violations, as directed by chairman Her ward J. Lasker.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Herward J. Lasker
Exchange
Boar of Directors
Canton Nurse among first U.S. Army nurses killed in Vietnam
Lt. Sharon Lane of Canton Ohio the first U S Army nurse to die from hostile fire in Vietnam was serving with the 312th Evacuation Hospital at Chu Lai when a Viet Cong rocket hit the Vietnamese ward she tended two others were wounded a Vietnamese child was killed and Lane died instantly after shrapnel struck her throat her colleagues recalled her compassion for Vietnamese people and even wounded VC as Soviet-style conflicts spread to Asia
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Saigon
Sharon Lane
Ohio
Canton
Chu Lai
Lorraine W. Montz
Phoenixville
Lane
312Th
Patricia E. Carr
Louisville
John D. Medlin Jr
Greensboro
N.C
Winston-Salem
Sharon Meyer
New Prague
Minn
Tight vote expected on Sunday liquor sales in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers prepare for a tight Senate vote on Sunday liquor sales with Rep. Richard Hollington Jr reporting about 48 votes at last count and aiming for 50 for passage. The briefing also notes education and labor committee actions and a murder trial in Michigan tied to Detroit’s 1967 riots.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Richard R. Hollington Jr
R-65
Shaker Heights
Hollington
Provost Thomas Smith resigns to become Lawrence Univ president
Ohio University Provost Thomas Smith announces resignation to take the presidency of Lawrence University in Appleton Wisconsin. The move is reported on page three of Inside Today with notes on local government and upcoming agendas in Nelsonville and surrounding areas.
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Thomas Smith
Ohio University
Lawrence University
Appleton
Wis
Nelsonville
Advantan Suc
Lew Burdette
Expos
Sporis
SR Doors
SGD
Veranenen
Tiseceanet
Patman urges Nixon to curb banks raising prime rate
Rep. Wright Patman chairman of the House Banking Committee urged President Nixon to withdraw government deposits from banks that raised their prime rate to 8 percent. He called the move a conspiracy risking a severe recession and urged antitrust action and Fed discount-privilege cuts to hit the banks raising rates.
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Washington
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
Nixon
Patman
D-Tex
Federal Reserve Board
James A. Burke
Dmass
Pope Visits Protestant Quarters in Geneva
Pope Paul VI made a historic 12 hour visit to Geneva addressing the International Labor Organization on economic justice and visited the World Council of Churches to urge Christian unity. He appealed for relief for the suffering and spoke to about 1700 delegates from 121 nations at the ILO and WCC gatherings.
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Geneva
Paul VI
Brotherhood of All Mankind
International Labor Organization
Christian Unity
World Council of Churches
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Louise Mixer
Michigan Law School
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Washtenaw County
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Wood County
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Roger Bailey
Susan
Wall St
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Mason, Mich
Algiers
Detroit
William Beer
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Aubrey
Pollard
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Earl Warren
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