Viet Cong Strike Near My Lai Kills 16 in Hamlet Attack
Viet Cong guerrillas attacked Chau Thuan near My Lai, hurling dynamite into homes and mortars into the village. Sixteen people were killed and several wounded, mostly civilians asleep. U.S. Americal Division and allied forces held the defense as enemy casualties were reported.
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Classified Ad Promotes Cash Buyers for Camping Gear
See how easy it is to reach cash buyers for your camping gear with a classified ad. Dial 499-0460 today to place your notice and connect with interested purchasers.
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Federal Reserve Buys Six Acres Near South Station
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston buys nearly six acres in downtown Boston for a new 45 story bank building facing the Port Authority complex at South Station. Preliminary cost is estimated at 45 million dollars with construction postponed until economic stability returns. Frank E Morris, president, notes it’s the largest private real estate assembly in downtown Boston to date.
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Azikiwe Tours Biafra to Boost Confidence Amid Return
Former Nigeria president Nnamdi Azikiwe, an Ibos leader, returned from London to tour the Biafra east central state and reassure war-ravaged refugees that all is well. He plans talks with Gowon and other leaders as Nigeria reports relief efforts stabilizing and a general amnesty possible for most Biafrans.
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Nixon Plans Press Talk
Washington AP Nixon will hold a news conference on Monday January 36 with time to be announced. It will be his first in 1970 following his Camp David retreat where he worked on the State of the Union message and the upcoming fiscal year budget.
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Pike's Widow Plants Tree As Memorial in Israel
Mrs Diane Pike widow of Bishop James A Pike arrives in Israel to plant a commemorative tree in a forest near Jerusalem honoring the California Episcopal leader who died on a motor tour in the Judean desert last September.
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British Police Graduate Entry Program Expands Reach
EASTBOURNE England graduates join a joint police and Civil Service board program promising rapid advancement. Since its 1968 start more than 260 university applicants including an Oxford graduate have sought entry. Critics worry about appeal among high fliers and long term reliance on internal promotion versus university recruitment.
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Beatle and wife lithographs seized as offensive material
Scotland Yard detectives raided a London gallery exhibition showing John Lennon and Yoko Ono in sexual poses. A gallery spokesman said eight lithographs were removed as offensive material. Twenty sets of lithographs had sold for 1320 dollars each.
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New Comet Visible Now In North U S
The Hayden Planetarium reports the Tago-Sato-Kosaka comet is visible over the northern United States just after sunset through early February. By Tuesday it should be visible for about three hours after sunset as it appears on the southwestern horizon.
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Agnew Defends Vietnam Stand During New Zealand Visit
Vice President Spiro Agnew, ending an 11 nation Asian tour, urged firmness in Vietnam and warned against withdrawal. At a state dinner he defended U.S. policy, saying judgments will reflect democracy and world standing. Protesters outside shouted slogans as police cleared the area.
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