Communist forces seize village and two hamlets near O'Reilly
UPI reports Communist forces captured Hai Son village and two hamlets about 392 miles north of Saigon and bombarded a South Vietnamese infantry position near the besieged fire base O'Reilly in renewed raids along the northern border.
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Ha Lo
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Cambodia
Mekong Delta
Quang Ngai City
Phnom Penh
Brooke Amendment Emerges in ABM Funding Battle
Senate debate over expanding the Safeguard ABM system shifts toward Brooke Amendment plans to allow full 1.3 billion for ABM but restrict spending to the two existing sites in North Dakota and Montana. The Cooper Hart bid neared collapse as votes tightened, while Vietnamese firefights near fire support base OReilly intensified in the Hue area.
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Mideast Peace Talks Open Next Week in New York
United Press International reports that Middle East peace negotiations are set to begin in New York early next week with Egyptian Jordanian and Israeli delegates meeting at ambassadorial level. A 90 day cease fire persists amid clashes in Gaza and the West Bank as political divisions flare in Israel and neighboring states.
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Airline Pays 25000 Ransom For False Hazardous Device Call
A Western Airlines flight carrying 125 people landed safely after Alaska FBI and airline officials paid 25000 in cash to a bank in Anchorage in response to a bomb threat. A search at Seattle Tacoma International Airport found no device.
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Brandt and Kosygin Sign Mutual Nonaggression Treaty
In Moscow, West German Chancellor Willy Brandt and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin signed a mutual nonaggression treaty ending long disputes. The ceremony at St Catherine's Hall drew Brezhnev and top Party leaders as foreign ministers Scheel and Gromyko completed the formalities.
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UPI
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Willy Brandt
Alexei N. Kosygin
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Kosygin
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Nixon Prepares Cautiously for Southern School Desegregation
Washington reports the Nixon administration plans a cautious September rollout to desegregate southern schools. Officials emphasize cooperation over coercion, with federal fora offering assistance and monitoring only where districts request help. The approach aims for a smooth transition while enforcing legal orders.
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Nixon
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