Rogers Arrives in Vietnam for Four Day Talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers began a four day visit in Saigon with statements that the United States will not compromise on its basic peace objective. He backed President Nixon and Saigon’s Thieu, and said a coalition with the NLF remains a debated option to broaden the political base and advance Paris talks.
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Toll Grows as U S Troops Face Heavy Viet Nam Battles
AP reports mounting casualties as three days of fierce fighting continue across South Vietnam. U S sources say more than 100 soldiers killed and several hundred wounded, with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong losses over 1,800. South Vietnamese casualties exceed 270 dead and 700 wounded.
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Nixon to address Viet War prospects with cautious optimism
President Nixon plans a national address tonight to outline the Vietnam situation. He will emphasize troop withdrawals and reduced fighting while avoiding any pledge of unilateral U.S. troop cuts and will respond to Viet Cong and Hanoi positions with a view toward advancing Paris talks.
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National Guard Called In After Southern University Riot
More than 600 Guardsmen stood by near Southern University in Baton Rouge as authorities worked to prevent a recurrence of clashes during riots involving about 1,000 students. Police and sheriff’s deputies sustained injuries. two students required surgery for tear gas pellet removal as firing of tear gas and rocks continued.
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Ohio Prison Bans Interviews After Licavoli TV Talks
Ohio State Penitentiary ends prisoner interviews after two broadcasts with Thomas Licavoli. McElroy and prison officials cite long standing rules and concern over prisoners pleading their cases. Licavoli, life term for murder, denied underworld ties and said Rhodes is clean. No further interviews allowed.
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VANDALS DAMAGE ATHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL SINK
Report from Athens notes vandals caused about 5000 dollars in damage by stopping up a sink. Page 2 mentions a rummage sale to aid a new hospital in Athens.
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Union Reinstates Director Bilil After Probe Finds No Funds Misuse
Al Bulk was reinstated as executive director of Council 21 AFSCME in Columbus Ohio after a trusteeship that began May 3 amid dissension and walkouts. An international audit found no substantiated fund mishandling by staff or the director. Bilil called for resolution and a pay raise for state employees.
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