Saigon Shelling Ends Two-Week Quiet as Guerrillas Strike
Communist forces hit Saigon for the first time in two weeks, killing two civilians and wounding 25 as rockets struck across the river and districts near the city. American casualties include one dead and 12 wounded in clashes 11 miles northwest, with B52 raids and claims of at least 150 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese dead nationwide.
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Nader Warns Of Deaf Generation From Loud Rock
Consumer safety critic Ralph Nader says rock concerts with high amplification threaten hearing of youths under 21. He cites 85 to 90 decibels as hazardous and reports discotheques reaching 125 to 138 decibels, urging Congress to act to curb noise pollution.
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Strikers Seek Ouster Of Curacao Cabinet
Unions in Curacao, amid deadly unrest, postpone a general strike after reaching a last minute truce with Premier Ciro de Kroon under a 48 hour resignation deadline. Royal Dutch Marines and 1,000 security forces kept Willemstad on alert as shells and strikes disrupted Royal Dutch Shell refinery operations. Curacao lies 60 miles north of Venezuela and 180 miles from Caracas.
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Humphrey Profits After Presidency With High Paying Roles
Former vice president Hubert Humphrey, seven months after leaving office, earns an estimated 200000 this year from a publishing job teaching at Minnesota campuses writing a syndicated column and speaking engagements. He already holds three Washington offices and a Britannica post, with a $75000 six month Transitional Act allowance funded until July.
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Nixon Prepares For Midway Island Meetings
Washington reports President Nixon, back from a Florida holiday, focuses on Southeast Asia policy and teams to meet South Vietnamese President Thieu on Midway Island. He also plans talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Aichi about Okinawa and Sato’s Washington visit.
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Burger Hearings Set as Congress Returns from Memorial Day
Congress resumes with confirmed hearings for Warren Burger to become Chief Justice as the Senate Judiciary Committee prepares to question him. Reies Lopez Tijerina announces an attempt to arrest Burger, accusing him of conspiring to violate civil rights, while Capitol police monitor the plan.
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Charlie Brown Heads for Home
Apollo 10 recovery craft Charlie Brown will be flown to Long Beach California for testing after arriving in Pearl Harbor aboard USS Pratt ton. Officials say the command module is in good condition following its near half million mile journey.
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Bennington Banner Publishing Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner reports daily home delivery and mail subscription options. Rates within Vermont and nationwide vary by term, with 50 mile radius pricing and annual options listed. UPI is the exclusive republication rights holder for local news and dispatches.
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Rockefeller Halts Caracas Visit Amid Venezuelan Protests
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller ended plans to visit Caracas after Venezuelan President Caldera asked him to skip the stop due to violent demonstrations. He will return home to review findings before the final leg of his Latin American mission, denying fear and stressing the work ahead.
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