Nixon Opposes Immediate Vietnam Troop Withdrawals
President Nixon resists quick U S troop pullback amid congressional pressure. White House officials say progress at Paris peace talks and South Vietnam’s growing capability justify delaying withdrawals. Melvin Laird outlined three conditions that could lead to reductions as supporters push for earlier action.
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New OU President Sowle Keeps Quiet on Issues
Claude Sowle, 40, named president of Ohio University, signals cautious approach as he takes over Aug. 1. He will study university needs before defining stances on women’s hours, department budgets, students and faculty roles, and how to aid Appalachia and black America. He supports student and faculty input in governance and says outside-classroom experiences matter for student growth.
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Wilson Warns Rebels They Wont Stop His Renewal Of Economy
London Premier Harold Wilson defended Labour plans to fix the economy and curb wildcat strikes while warning rebels within his party not to divert the government. He urged unity, saying divisions could aid the Tories as local elections loom across England, Wales, and Scotland. The speech followed protests against anti strike measures and a push to maintain economic discipline amid a changing world.
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U.S. Withholds Report on B52 Raid Damages in Vietnam
U S Command withholds damage assessments from B52 raids along the Cambodian border as three North Vietnamese and Viet Cong divisions face bombardment. About 300 bombers dropped an estimated 18 million dollars in two weeks, with officials claiming harassment and disruption of enemy operations.
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Wisconsin students clash as hippie protest turns violent
Hundreds of University of Wisconsin Madison students built flaming barricades in a street clash with police who used clubs and irritant gas to disperse hippies trying to hold a block dance. About eight people were arrested including City Aldermen Paul Soglin and Eugene Parks. Soglin says police cut his hair. Mayor Dyke warned of possible curfew to curb further outbreaks.
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