U S Repudiates Speed-Up Prisoner Release Pact
In Saigon the United States repudiated a plan to free the last American POWs by Sunday and halted troop withdrawals to seek full lists and details of captives. The move followed North Vietnam and the Viet Cong offering limited releases tied to troop pullouts and Laos prisoner matters.
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Washington
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Indochina
Ohio Legislature to Act on Equal Educational Opportunities
Ohio leaders respond to the U S Supreme Court ruling on education funding. State officials say reform will come from the legislature and state courts if needed. Education groups push for equal opportunity while preserving district control and planning for more state aid to poorer districts.
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Donald J. Pease
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Pease
Martin Essex
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Libyan jets attack US C130 in Mediterranean incident
In daylight over international waters near Libya the Libyan Air Force engaged a US Air Force C130 on an unspecified mission. Cannon fire missed, the aircraft escaped to Athens. Officials denied details while protests were lodged with Libyan authorities.
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Charles W. Bray
Subpoenas Issued Over Rhodes Broker License in Ohio
In Columbus two ex Real Estate Commission members were ordered to testify at Commerce Department hearings into the Rhodes broker license. John Pace must appear Friday. P G Graves is slated for testimony next Wednesday. Also on the board was Paul Everson who granted the license in January 1972 during Rhodes last days in office.
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Judge bars Nixon committee subpoenas on Watergate reporters
U S District Court Judge Charles R. Richey blocked the Committee for the Re election of the President from subpoenaing 11 newsmen from The Washington Post The Washington Star News Time magazine and The New York Times. The subpoenas sought depositions in civil suits over the Watergate wiretapping.
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Halperin backs Ellsberg on Pentagon papers access
Morton Halperin testified that Daniel Ellsberg was cleared to view the Pentagon papers in 1969 and had authorized possession. He argued Ellsberg could not have stolen them, while noting Ellsberg and Russo face espionage and theft charges. Halperin resumes testimony.
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Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Unemployment fight grows as Ohio leaders clash
In Columbus the 110th General Assembly debates unemployment benefit increases amid a loud clash between Gov. John Gilligan and the Ohio Manufacturers Association. Opponents warn of high costs while supporters back aid and related reform bills across committees.
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110Th General Assembly
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Ohio Manufacturers Association
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Government urged to create limited antidrug agency
The National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse says government efforts may encourage use and calls for a new federal antidrug agency with a five year life. It criticizes a drug abuse industrial complex and urges private citizens to lead prevention while ending criminal penalties for marijuana.
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Federal Drug Commission Today
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Nixon
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Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
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Scali vetoes resolution urging new Panama Canal treaty
In Panama the United States faced pressure from peers at the U N Security Council as Panamanian officials celebrated a moral victory. John Scali vetoed a U N resolution urging the U S to sign a Panama Canal treaty promptly without delay.
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Panamanian veto highlights U N fight over canal issue
The U N vetoed a Panama resolution by 13 to 1 with Britain abstaining as the United States blocked intervention in bilateral talks over the canal. Panama justified the move as advancing its cause and pressed its case to the General Assembly while promising continued negotiations.
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