Bodies Of Two Crewmen From Downed Plane Found
The Pentagon reported the bodies of one officer and one enlisted crew member from the EC121 downed over the Sea of Japan were recovered by the destroyer USS Tucker about 17 miles north of the initial wreck site. The search for the 31 crewmen continues as life jackets and fuselage fragments with shrapnel holes were recovered. The incident drew President Nixon into a broader policy debate as the U.S. contemplates protest options and possible defensive moves, with North Korea accusing U.S. actions of seeking a new war.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Ghoi Hyun
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Hong Kong
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Iraq Objects To Guerrillas In Recent Note
The Iraqi revolutionary council objects to guerrilla activity in Iraq and forbids wearing uniforms in Iraqi cities. The note warns that commandos with contacts to regime opponents will be banished and mentions friction with Al Fatah and the Arab Liberation Front. A Jordanian spokesman reports an Israeli-Jordanian clash near the Sea of Galilee with casualties. UN delegates from the four powers plan to meet again on Middle East peace efforts.
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Jury Mulls Fate Of Sirhan
Jurors in the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan trial pressed for a clearer definition of second degree murder as they entered a fourth day of deliberations. Judge Walker reread instructions and explained that diminished responsibility could negate intent if the defendant’s mental capacity was substantially reduced by illness intoxication or a combination of factors. The note from foreman Bruce D. Elliott prompted the reading and rapid explanation in court.
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Herbert V. Walker
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Robert Kennedy
Maine House rejects private store liquor sale plan
The Maine House defeated a bill allowing the State Liquor Commission to sell liquor through private stores acting as agents. The 98 to 33 vote backed the Liquor Control Committee minority report. Proponent Rep. James Chandler argued it would cut costs and increase convenience, while opponents warned of promotion and potential corruption in a control state system. Continued on Page Two.
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Liquor Control Committee
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R-Crono
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Chandler
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Walter M. Hichens
Hoff calls for regional power planning in New England
Former Vermont governor Phil Hoff urged creation of an area wide electric power planning agency to cut duplication and high rates. He spoke before Massachusetts legislators and criticized fragmented utility regulation, favoring coordinated public and private power, similar to the Northwest Columbia project.
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Vermont
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Columbia
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Lodge Says More Action Brings More Losses in Vietnam Talks
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told the 13th session of the Vietnam peace talks that stepped up U.S. military action will only cause more deaths and destruction. He urged North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to negotiate on Geneva terms and demilitarization, framing U.S. aims as time to de Americanize the war while warning against military victory. Tran Buu Kiem of the National Liberation Front countered, accusing U.S. maneuvers of stalling and pressing for withdrawal before negotiations.
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Nadeau Reaches 79th Birthday Milestone in Maine House
AUGUSTA AP The Maine House applauded Rep Napoleon L. Nadeau Biddeford as the oldest in service marked by his 79th birthday. Nadeau in his 14th consecutive two year term since 1943 surpasses all but Rep John W Meisner who is in his fourth term Dover Foxcroft.
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Nadeau
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River Rescue Saves Two Boys From Saco River
Eleven year old Mark Smith of Hills Beach fell overboard near Camp Ellis breakwater. Steve Larochelle, 15, saw him and jumped in rescuing the boy before firefighters arrived. no rescue equipment was used.
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