Leaders charged in Que Son loss and retreat
South Vietnamese regimental commander and at least one battalion commander were arrested for the Que Son Valley loss, seen as Saigon’s worst setback since Quang Tri. Up to 2,500 troops unaccounted, civilians casualties reported, while a task force pressed a counteroffensive into the valley amid ongoing airstrikes.
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1000 Arrested Protesters Released After Nixon Convention Clashes
More than 1,100 protesters were booked during three days of the Republican National Convention violence in Miami Beach. Many released after posting bonds as police and National Guard troopers contained rioters outside the Convention Hall and Flamingo Park.
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Blockade and Bombs Fail to Halt North Vietnam Supplies
High Air Force officials say North Vietnam still imports sizable war materiel despite U S bombing and a blockade. They estimate 25 to 50 percent of petroleum ammunition and other goods bypass the effort, sustaining Hanoi's war drive and possibly extending U S involvement for years.
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Wiretap rule delays Papers trial
The Supreme Court is asked to rule on a government wiretap tied to the Pentagon Papers case involving Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo. A court recorded a conversation by a person connected to the defense, which the judge said did not involve the defendants. The trial was suspended pending SCOTUS action with October reopening if heard.
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Viet Cong Envoy Says Peace Found Here Not Abroad
In Paris at the peace talks the Viet Cong chief delegate Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh declares peace can be found at the conference, criticizing President Nixon for traveling to seek peace while alleging he remains an aggressor. She accuses the United States of bombing and casualties in Vietnam and insists on a just struggle for rights if policies do not change. The U.S. delegate Heyward Isham counters with a call for cease fire and asks whether the Communists will match words with actions.
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GAO delays report on alleged Republican fund misuse
The General Accounting Office postpones its findings after talks with Maurice H. Stans, Nixon fundraiser, amid allegations of campaign finance violations. GAO officials deny delay tied to the Republican National Convention and say the report will be ready in a few days. Rep. Wright Patman accuses GAO of stalling investigators into a link with the June 17 DNC break in.
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Ransom Return Ends Delta Air Lines Hijack Saga
The $1 million hijack ransom returned to Delta Air Lines by the Algerian government left Paris in the hands of two Delta executives en route to the United States. Authorities say the money traveled on a TWA flight to Washington and was kept in a safe-deposit box while the executives stayed at a secret location after arriving from Algiers. The ransom followed a Delta DC8 hijack over Florida on August 1 by a group seeking political asylum. Algerian authorities seized the cash and have not ruled on the asylum request.
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Agnew Gains Delegate Rule Victory At Miami Convention
Spiro Agnew secures a key delegates boost at the Republican convention in Miami. Florida GOP chair L E Thomas announces 40 Florida votes and a pledge to cast at least 60 for Agnew in 1976. Mrs Nixon backs Agnew while Agnew weighs presidential prospects and sides with a new rule on bonus delegates.
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