Cease-fire violations persist across Indochina fronts
In South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia fighting continued one month after the truce. The United States ordered more raids in Cambodia and threatened Laos resumption of air strikes. Viet Cong accused Saigon of 12 000 ceasefire breaches in two days as U S air power hit positions along highways south of Phnom Penh. In Laos government forces recaptured Bun Pokheh while reporting 88 Communist violations since the truce began and 16 total since royalists and Communists agreed to end hostilities.
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UPI
Flahting
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
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Nearig
United States
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Phnom Penh
U.S. State Department
Washington
Pathet Lao
U.S
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Mekong Deli
Buon Trinh
Cai Lay
Khmer Rouge
Am Rong
Tonleap
Damnak Reachea
Carta
Takes
Bun Pokheh
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White House denies taps on newsmen phones
Washington reports that President Nixon aides deny knowledge of wiretaps on reporters and White House staff. Kleindienst and Gray refute ordered surveillance while Time cites four sources. FBI declines comment. Ziegler says no staff member requested or knew of any tapping.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Jon N. Mitchell
PBS
Patrick Gray
White House
Kleindienst
Mitchell
Gray
Pentagon
FBI
Time
Army retracts claim Calley on payroll after My Lai ruling
The Army corrected a statement that Lt. William L. Calley was still receiving a federal salary. Officials said Calley has not drawn pay since Aug. 18, 1971, after his conviction for the My Lai massacre and subsequent sentence reductions. He is confined at Ft. Benning with visitors allowed.
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Calley
Washington
UPL
William L. Calley
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Tve
Calley Saw
Ft. Benning
Nixon
Defense opens case in Pentagon Papers trial after charges drop
In Los Angeles UPI reports defense begins presenting witnesses in the Pentagon Papers case after Judge Matt Byrne dismisses two espionage counts. Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo face espionage and conspiracy charges over releasing the Vietnam War origin report. The defense plans about 35 witnesses over seven weeks including former officials and a CIA analyst to argue public release harmed no national security.
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UPI
Bouyer
CIA
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Daniel Hilsberg
Anthony Russo
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Russo
Pentagon
Gene LaRocque
Center For Defense Information
Washington Institute
Samuel A. Adams
Leesburg
Milsberg
Oy Indochina
Defense
State Department
Ellsberg
Washington Window Antiwar movement eyes uncertain future
Washington review by David F. Anderson notes a fragmented antiwar movement shrinking after the Vietnam cease-fire. About 150 protesters gathered at the White House, with debate over future tactics. factions split between nostalgia, continuation of Southeast Asia focus, and a broader multi issue approach.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Aneries
Indochina
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Nguyen van ‘Thieu
Thieu
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Vietnam
U.S
NPAC
Timber wolf praised as a tolerant animal
Washington researchers highlight a 3 pound seven year old gray timber wolf named Je thro as unusually calm around people at a news conference. Rep. G William Whitehurst urges legislation to protect predatory animals from extinction while NAAPPA officials argue wolves keep deer elk and other populations in balance by culling only weak individuals.
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UPI
Jethro
Onetess
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North American Association For Preservation of
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Harris
Karlyn Atkinson
Naappa
Whitehurst
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North America
Contiguous States
Canada
Alaska
Miss Atkinson
Manson says Family were just a lot of people having fun
Charles Manson testified at the courthouse recalling the Tate La Bianca case he led. He described his followers as a group the newspapers made up and said there was no single motivating force beyond people having fun. He blamed police harassment for the behavior of his commune members.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Guru Svengali
Sharon Tate
All Courthouse
Spahn Moyle Ranch
Munson
Widow awarded 17729 for Oswald property seized by FBI
The 7th U.S. Circuit Court ruled Marina Oswald Porter should receive collector's value for personal effects taken during the Kennedy investigation. The award covers letters, photos, a diary and other items, now in U.S. Archives, with the government previously granted only 3000. A diary valued at 5000 was the highest single item.
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New Orleans
UPD
Lea Harvey Oswald
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Marina Oswald Porter
Porter
U.S
Washington
Oswald
Circuit Court
Iisclerze
Russia
Minsk
Marina
Janie
Rachel
Kennedy
Dallas
Denver
John J. King
Iker
Parole terms non negotiable Hoffa told by Attorney General
Attorney General Richard G Klein dienst informed James R. Hoffa that the commutation of his prison sentence is not negotiable. The conditional order bars Hoffa from union activity until 1980 and the government will enforce all terms if he complies. Hoffa had sought a meeting to discuss changing or removing conditions.
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Washington
UPT
Richard G. Kleindienst
Teamsters
Thse
James R. Hoffa
Hoffe
Justice Department
Kleindienst
Hoffa
Morris Shenker
Shenker
Nixon
International Union
Frank J. Fitzsimmons
Detroit
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