Fighting in South Vietnam dips to five month low
A Saigon command communique reports 57 Communist truce violations in the 24 hours to dawn, 50 percent below recent averages, as overall fighting declines. A veteran reportedly self immolates outside Saigon Cathedral amid unclear motive. A weekly liaison flight between Saigon and Hanoi is canceled amid safety dispute.
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Court orders review of firing of teacher
The Minnesota Supreme Court ordered a lower court review of the Bloomington School Board's 1970 firing of French teacher Patrick Stevens after his dismissal was previously overturned. The ruling held Stevens did not waive reinstatement rights by taking interim work.
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International Court halts nuclear tests pending ruling
The International Court of Justice in The Hague orders France to refrain from further South Pacific nuclear tests while it judges legality. Australia and New Zealand secured an injunction request. hearings set for September and December amid French boycott and concerns over health and environmental risks. France has not disclosed device details. Tahiti reports six related vessels departing for Mururoa Atoll. Mayo Foundation seeks court order to stop Mayo 7 low calorie imitation mayonnaise production and sale in Rochester Minnesota.
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Mounted Police to Attend Horticulture Class in Seattle
The Seattle mounted police squad will take a horticultural class before starting patrols next week in the University of Washington Arboretum. The training aims to prepare horses and riders for field work.
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Seven Mounties Learn to Spot Undergrowth Hazards
Citizens groups warn hoofed horses may damage greenery and trampling risks. The seven mounties train to recognize underfoot hazards and protect plant beds while patrolling.
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