Chicago crowd erupts in violence at rush hour rock concert
A free concert in Grant Park featuring Sly and the Family Stone sparked chaos as youths looted, fought police, and set cars on fire after the band did not appear as planned. At least three shot, 148 arrested, 50 injured, with police using tear gas and gunfire to disperse the crowd.
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Refugee boat attacked as Saigon forces hit back near Phnom Penh
Saigon reports guerrillas attacked a ship carrying 600 homebound refugees on the Mekong and Cambodian forces retook Cambodia’s sole cement plant at Chahkrey Ting after a nine hour battle. U S troops say four Americans were killed and eight wounded in ambush 70 miles southwest of Da Nang. Saigon says 182,000 refugees have been repatriated from camps in Cambodia since Sihanouk’s ouster. Cambodian and South Vietnamese troops conduct operations around Kirirom as fighting continues near Highway 4 and the Kompong Som seaport.
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Eyewitness Kasabian Testifies in Tate Murder Trial
Linda Kasabian testified in Los Angeles that she joined Charles Manson’s group after he touched her legs and said she was okay. She described meeting Manson and the Spahn Ranch members, saying the group lived as a family with about 20 staying there, led by Manson.
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Wounded Man Says Police Fired Without Warning
In Houston a 24 year old Dallas man Roy Bartee Haile Jr. says police fired as soon as he stepped into the street during a ghetto shootout that wounded five and left militant leader Carl Bton dead. Haile, the only white among the wounded, described seeking cover behind a car as a bullet struck his arm. Mayor Louie Welch praised police restraint through an aide statement. Ottawa report notes Canadian Consumers Organization plans a fee increase from three to four dollars in September.
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Bruce Heads for Paris With No New Proposals
UPI reports David Bruce, Nixon's Vietnam peace negotiator, will reach Paris by week end to test Hanoi and Viet Cong arguments. He has briefed in Saigon, met South Vietnamese leaders wary of Nixon's flexible stance, and brings no new U.S. proposals. Washington doubts early progress. Vietnamization remains Washington's alternative to a negotiated settlement, with Thieu preferring a strong U.S. residual force.
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Bonn and Moscow Seek Nonaggression Pact Accord
West German Foreign Minister Walter Scheel and Soviet Andrei Gromyko hold a second two hour session in Moscow at Spiridonovka Palace to work toward a nonaggression treaty. Officials report a cordial start and plan a Wednesday session as talks address potential German reunification issues.
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Navy probes killing at Arctic Ice Station
Two investigators reached the Arctic Ice station to probe the July 16 death of Bennie Lightsy of Louisville Kentucky. They arrived by Air Force helicopter amid a slushy ice island environment and will decide whether the sole witness will be removed.
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Woman Survives as Six Die in Plane Crash in New Mexico
Betty Geyer, 28, of San Antonio, lone survivor of a crash that killed six Texas residents near a 10,000 foot peak. Rescued after three days, she may have been copilot. She is hospitalized in Roswell in good condition. Police and doctors report she was sedated for several days.
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Lee Wollard
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