Thieu vows retaliation if Communist shelling continues
Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu warned the Communists that continued shelling of cities will be punished, to be decided by common agreement with the United States. He said warplanes would not target civilians in the North and emphasized avoiding civilian casualties in the South. Laird said U.S. troops have acted in Laos when necessary to protect fellow soldiers, with further measures to be reported to Nixon.
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UPS
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South Vietnam
Vietnam
United States
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U.S
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Laird
Washington
Tan Son Nhut
Laos
Quang Ngai
Mekong
Plaiku
French Government Prepares For Tuesday General Strike
Paris authorities put riot troops and police on standby as workers plan a 24 hour nationwide strike demanding higher pay. Wildcat walkouts hit rail depots and utilities including gas, electricity, post office and Air France. Hospitals to run, subways and buses to halt, army trucks ready to move commuters. Some union chiefs threaten indefinite stoppage until wage talks resume amid franc pressure.
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Paris
UPI
Air France
Public Kissing No Longer a Crime
Caracas police announced that public kissing by lovers is no longer a crime as long as it stays within morality. Lt. Col. Ennic Gonzalez Medicci said officers should leave couples alone, signaling a shift after a campaign claiming lovers faced a crackdown in Caracas.
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Ennic Gonzalez Medicci
Caracas
Egyptian Chief of Staff Killed in Suez Battle
Lt Gen Abdel Moneim Riad, 50, killed near Ismailia during a three hour battle across the Suez Canal as Egypt reports heavy damage. Israel claims hit on senior officers, others wounded, refineries ablaze, and both sides report aircraft losses. Arab League ministers meet in Cairo amid talks of tank sales to Israel.
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Ismailia
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Jerusalem
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Tass
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Beirut
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Sea of Galilee
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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Britain
U.N. Security Council
Senate Expected To Ratify Nonproliferation Treaty Today
Washington leaders press for quick passage as the Senate prepares to vote on the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. A UPI poll suggested broad support with only a handful of undecided or opposed lawmakers, while the House anticipated backing a plan to redefine the national debt by excluding Social Security and Highway Trust funds.
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UPI
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United Press International
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Czechoslovakia
Johnson
Capitol Hill
House
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Danville voters pass school tax hike after heavenly call
A helicopter over Danville Illinois broadcast a voice from heaven urging a yes vote on a school tax increase. Voters approved the measure on Saturday after rejecting six prior referendums.
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Danville, Ill
UPI
Voice From Heaven
Danville
Utah Miner Rescued After Nine Day Cave-In
Buck Jones, 60, entombed five miles underground at Deep Lark mine near Salt Lake City since March 1, was freed Sunday night. Rescuers pulled him through a wrecked shaft to a hospital bed where he thanked God and his wife Ethel as his 11 children awaited word.
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Utah
UPI
William V
Buck) Jones
Ethel
Jones
Salt Lake City
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