Study Finds UFOs Not Linked to Interstellar Travelers
Washington report from the University of Colorado on unidentified flying objects concludes there is no evidence UFOs are spacecraft from another civilization. The two year Air Force funded study says contact with intelligent life elsewhere in the next 10,000 years is extremely unlikely, with Venus or Mars as possible but doubtful hosts.
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Mars
U.S
Two FBI Agents Shot and Alleged Killer Captured
Washington AP reported Billie Austin Bryant, 29, accused seven time bank robber, captured in an attic seven hours after two FBI agents Anthony Palmisano and Edwin R. Woodriffe were fatally shot outside Bryant’s estranged wife’s apartment. Bryant, muddy and meek on capture, fled after robbing a Maryland bank of 1700 dollars and was later placed on the FBI ten most wanted list.
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Tmeek
FBI
Billie Austin Bryant
Anthony Palmisano
Hyattsville
Edwin R. Woodriffe
Oxon Hill
Bryant
Maryland
Robert Ross
Ross
Metropolitan Police
Lorton Federal Reformatory
Virginia
U.S. Casualties Drop In Vietnam Fighting
UPI reports last week killed 101 American soldiers, the lowest seven-day toll in two years amid a Viet Cong truce. South Vietnamese forces ended a 16 day Mekong Delta campaign in U Minh forest, killing 434 Viet Cong and freeing 90 prisoners. Communist deaths totaled 1,846. U.S. dead rose to 30,644 and wounded to 192,926. South Vietnamese losses were 150 dead and 620 wounded.
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U Minh Forest
Propa
Moa
Hanoi Charges Saigon Seeks To Torpedo Talks
North Vietnam accuses South Vietnam of trying to derail the Paris talks on Vietnam and keep the United States at war. Thieu demands a two sided table with no equal status for the Viet Cong, while both sides show little sign of immediate concessions amid delays before Nixon’s 1969 inauguration.
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Viet Cong
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Cuban escape from Guantanamo sparks diplomatic tension
Ninety three refugees recount a chaotic January dash from Havana toward the Guantanamo base, where 81 Cubans reached the fence and swam or walked through to an American ship. Reports say at least three died and as many as 100 failed, with gunfire and a tenacious escape network.
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Cammanera
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Wire Service Guild members strike Associated Press in New York
Editorial employees at the Associated Press walk off the job in the first strike by wire service editors. The strike began at 8 a.m. EST as WSG negotiates with AP after their contract expired on December 31. AP pledges to continue essential news services while talks resume under federal mediation. union demands include higher pay, shorter week, and extra birthday holiday.
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APD
Wire Service Guild
WSG
Associated Press
Wes Gallagher
United States
United Telegraph Union
George Byrnes
Ray Mann
Gallagher
Mann
American Newspaper Guild
United Press International
Guild
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