Muong Soui's Fall Claims Muddled Near Laos Front
Reports from VIENTIANE say Muong Soui fell to North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao, then American sources denied town capture or even its fall while noting airfield status. Laotian air force bombed nearby positions as CIA pilots sighted explosions and civilians fleeing the region amid a broad B52 strike campaign in eastern Laos.
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Vientiane
Laos
Muong Soui
Pathet Lao
Laotian Defense Ministry
Plain of Jars
Thongphanh
CIA
Air America Charter Line
Muong Soul
Vang Pao
Arond
Long Cheng
Would-Be Assassin Bachmann Dies in Prison Cell
Berlin. Josef Bachmann, who tried to kill radical student leader Red Rudi Dutschke, was found suffocated in his cell with a plastic bag over his head. He was 25. He had attempted suicide five times before. no motive or method explained.
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Berlin
Josef Bachmann
Red Rudi" Dutschke
Bachmann
Justice Ministry
Guyana Breaks Final Ties With Britain
Guyana formally ends colonial links with Britain in 1970, marking full self governance and independence from United Kingdom rule as reported by the New York Times News Service.
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Guyana
Britain
New York Times News Service
Laird Seeks Third ABM Site in Burgeoning Debate
In Georgetown Guyana the republic's birth is proclaimed at midnight with Burnham promising continued Commonwealth ties. The article traces ABM defense debate in the United States, naming Senator Jackson and President Nixon amid讨论 of Safeguard and area defense against Soviet and Chinese threats.
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Georgetown
Guyana
Cooperative Republic of
Britain
Brazil
Forbes Burnham
Commonwealth
Pastore
Nixon
Laird
U.S
China
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
New York Times
Indians Order U.S. To Close Five Libraries
The U S Information Agency will close five American libraries in state capitals Trivandrum Hyderabad Bangalore Lucknow and Patna within 90 days at India’s request. Indian guidelines bar foreign cultural centers in cities without missions, and the move follows parliamentary criticism of Soviet cultural centers and U S library presence. The U S already runs libraries in New Delhi Madras Bombay and Calcutta where consulates exist.
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New Delhi
U.S. Information Agency
Trivandrum
Hyderabad
Bangalore
Lucknow
Patna
United States
Jawaharlal Nehru
Chester Bowles
Soviet Union
Madras
Bombay
Calcutta
Court notices on allocation plans and hearings 1969 election
Five cases remain on file in Room 508 of the Court House with examination copies in the Clerk's office Rooms 308 and 508. Plans of allocation by state and local governments and by various cities and committees were filed and copies available for inspection. Payments in compromise may be reduced by expenses and counsel fees with court approval and distributed among claims, including those of individual consumers. A March 24 1970 hearing is set. appearances require notice of intent to appear by March 19 1970.
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United States District Court For
Southern District of New York
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc
American Cyanamid Company
Bristol-Myers Company
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
Squibb Beech-Nut, Inc
Upjohn Company
United States Court House
Foley Square
New York
Alabama
Court House
Connecticut
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Consolidated
Vermont
Quinn Seeks Polluters Pay Cleanup Costs In Oil Spill
Massachusetts Attorney General Robert H. Quinn urged the legislature to hold oil owners and handlers financially responsible for spill cleanup. He cited $40,000 in current costs and proposed a bill to seek reimbursement from other states for oil shipment owners and dispatchers.
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Quinn
Boston
Robert H. Quinn
Committee On Natural Resources
Thomas A. Sheehan
New Car Sales Dropped 16.6 Percent in 1969 Period
Detroit AP reports the nations top three automakers Ford GM and Chrysler show about a 16 percent drop in new car sales through February 20 compared with 1968. Ford earnings down 12.8 percent for the year while profits still rose to 14.8 billion in sales. GM and Chrysler also posted lower 1969 profits with Chrysler tumbling 69 percent.
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Detroit
Natron
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Ford
General Motors Corp
AMC
Muin
American Motors Corp
Chrysler
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People’s National Congress Party
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Drew Bedford
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Thomas J. McGrimley
Foxboro Fair
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Grafton
George R. McCarthy
General Electric Co
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Grafton Selectmen
Wyman-Gordon
Joseph R. Eid
Wyman-Goodon
Norman Randall
General Electric
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Taunton
Public Safety Committee
John EB. Murphy
Yacht Racing Union of
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Carleton Burr
Massachusetts Marine Trades
Francis W. Sargent
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Franklin W. Holgate
Special Commission
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