Rockets kill Da Nang civilians in Da Nang attack
In Da Nang three civilians died and 29 were wounded when Communist rockets struck the city early today. Allied and U.S. forces reported heavy clashes near the DMZ with hundreds of enemy casualties in weekend fighting. U.S. helicopters and B52 missions supported government troops. a soldier was killed in a mortar barrage near Cam Lo. Cambodian spokesmen said North Vietnamese forces were repelled east of Phnom Penh as Lon Nol travels for recuperation.
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Rogers Presses Western Trade Expansion Drive
Secretary of State William P. Rogers urged Western nations to form a special mechanism to expand world trade and prevent conflicts. At the OECD Ministerial Council opening in Paris he backed a plan for a dedicated trade group, backed by Japan, as Australia joined the OECD bringing membership to 23. The initiative aims to liberalize trade and coordinate actions against volatile capital movements and monetary upheavals.
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Okinawa
Aichi
Tokyo
Bill for immediate cease fire and U S withdrawal from Indochina
Ten House Democrats led by Rep. Dow introduce a measure demanding a cease-fire in Vietnam within 48 hours of enactment and a swift U.S. withdrawal from Cambodia Laos Thailand and Vietnam. The bill also calls for asylum for 25 000 South Vietnamese leaders and families at risk from withdrawal.
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D-N.y
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D-Calif
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D-Tex
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Ken Hechler
D-W. Va
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D-Mass
Abner J. Mikva
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Graveside guitar Mass marks RFK death anniversary
At Arlington Cemetery a guitar Mass honors Robert F. Kennedy on the third anniversary of his death. Caroline, Rory, Patrick, and other Kennedy family members lead and participate as folk singers from McLean parish perform, candles glow, and dignitaries attend before rain begins.
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D-Calif
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Threesome at Harte Theatre prompts patriotism quips
Local critics deride Danish imports including Threesome as unpatriotic fare while noting Harte Theatre screens the film. Meanwhile Cold Turkey with Dick Van Dyke opens tonight and Costa-Gavras Confession arrives tomorrow amid older titles Patton and M A S H at regional venues. G.C.C. Time clock lists showtimes across Williamstown Manchester Harte and the Drive-In tonight and tomorrow.
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Senate weighs Laos role in Vietnam policy in closed session
In a rare closed session the Senate examined the U S role in Laos as the Nixon administration defended involvement as key to ending U S participation in Vietnam. Sen Symington said costs run into hundreds of millions, far above official estimates, while Sen Kennedy called it an unauthorized presidential war.
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New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss Grow More Hair
Houston advertising copy from Loesch Laboratory Consultants offers a 32 day trial of a hair loss treatment for men and women. It claims to stop shedding and regrow hair, invites trial at no obligation, and notes some cases cannot be helped.
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