U S Command Withholding B52 Reports From Cambodia Raids
Saigon AP The U S Command is withholding damage reports from B52 raids along the Cambodian border the heaviest air campaign of the Vietnam War. About 300 bombers dropped 18 million dollars of bombs over two weeks with no official damage assessment. Some officers note enemy bodies found but command maintains secrecy citing intelligence methods and public reaction.
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Ojukwu Signals Flexibility in Peace Talks
Biafran leader C Odumegwu Ojukwu hints at possible flexibility toward negotiations with Nigeria while vowing to fight to the last man. Radio Biafra cites an Owerri May Day speech urging cease-fire or limited truces to create space for talks, though Nigeria demands a federation return.
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Wilson Warns Party Rebels on Attacks and Economy Rescue
London report shows Prime Minister Harold Wilson addressing Labour rebels. He insists the government will not be diverted from curbing wildcat strikes and restoring the economy, warning that divisions could empower the Tories. The drought of support on wage controls and austerity marks a local election forecast predicting Labour losses across England, Wales, and Scotland.
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Carlists Jeer Franco Rule At Estella Rally
Estella Spain crowds exceed 10000 in a three hour protest against Franco regime. Demonstrators chant Franco is a traitor and Liberty while burning pictures of Franco. Police intervene only after threats and shots sparked a civil guardsman charge.
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Mitterrand Rules Out French Election Bid
Francois Mitterrand declared he would not run in the upcoming French election. He attacked fellow left leaders as disarray grew, while leftists in Paris debated uniting behind a single candidate. The Socialist and Convention factions split with negotiations failing to produce unity.
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Second International
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Syria Ends 2 Year Calm With Opening Fire on Israel
Syria resumes hostilities along the Golan Heights after nearly two years of restraint, with six clashes in 12 days using machine guns mortars and artillery. Officials cite Al Fatah guerrilla activity and the February Israeli air strike as triggers while political shifts within the Baath party push toward potential settlement and reforms.
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Middle East
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Noureddin Atassi
Golan Heights
Jordan River
Suez Canal
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Wallace Party unites with 3 state groups in merger
George Wallace's American Independent party joins with three Wallace-backed groups in a new national third party. The merger was announced in Cincinnati after a weekend meeting of 160 delegates from 38 states. T. Coleman Andrews Jr of Richmond becomes national chairman.
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Alabama
New National Party
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Wallace Party
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AIP
Millions Mourn Ex-President of India
Police charged with steel tipped canes today to hold back stampeding crowds as the body of President Zakir Husain lay in state in the presidential palace. Nearly a million filed past the Muslim leader who died of a heart attack after 23 months as president. At least a million more Indians lined the eight mile route to Jamia Millia University for burial.
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Zakir Husain
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Alexei Kosygin
George Romney
Washington
Mixon
Eating Chicken Affecting Love Life, Says Chemist
Lincoln England AP reports chemist Alan Long claims men may ruin their love life as they age by eating chicken. He says artificial female sex hormone injected into chicks to boost meat could have the same effect on men who eat them.
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