Brezhnev Blasts Peking At Communist Conference
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev attacks Maoist China accusing it of undermining world communism and preparing for nuclear war against the USSR. He cites a Kuang Ming Jih Pao call for both conventional and nuclear war as delegates debate interparty criticism and unity at the Kremlin gathering.
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Parkinsons drug Ldopa may aid severe cases by year end
An experimental drug called Ldopa shown as a potential breakthrough for Parkinsons disease may be available in limited quantities by year end for severe cases. Researchers caution that more information on side effects is needed before government approval. A Boston team also found amantadine chloride may help control symptoms. Hoffmann La Roche sponsors field trials involving up to 1 800 patients across 20 centers.
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Nixon Sees Hanoi Ready for Serious Talks in Paris
President Nixon, en route to Midway Island, says White House sources believe North Vietnam is ready for serious peace bargaining. Talks would focus on a staged withdrawal of U.S. troops from South Vietnam and arrangements for supervised elections, with Paris negotiations likely to begin soon.
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Thieu rejects coalition with Viet Cong in Midway talks
President Thieu will oppose any Viet Cong coalition as he arrives at Midway for talks with Nixon. U.S. officials say North Vietnam shows interest in Nixon eight point peace plan questions, including troop withdrawal and election supervision details. Thieu's stance is backed by his Senate National Assembly and National Security Council.
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Enemy Mangled In Furious Attack On Small U.S. Base
North Vietnamese troops suffered heavy losses in a furious assault on a small U.S. fire base. U.S. reports indicate about 60 Americans killed and 200 wounded, with South Vietnamese casualties around 107 killed and 379 wounded. General Abrams viewed the spike as harassment rather than a summer offensive aimed at psychological impact.
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Hope Fades For 19 SAC Crewmen Lost in Crash
In Alaska, search crews intensified efforts for 19 missing SAC RC135 crewmen after the aircraft vanished near Shemya Island en route to Eielson AFB. Weather hampered operations while Coast Guard ships and patrol planes scoured the Aleutians, with no confirmed raft sightings. The crew included Maj. Charles B. Michaud, Maj. Peter S. Carpenter, Maj. Richard N. Martel, and Capt. Michael E. Mills from Eielson AFB.
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Debates over military policy reach college commencements
The national policy dispute echoes into campuses as Sen. Edward Kennedy tells about 10,000 at Fordham University that domestic programs are limited while defense spending is sold with slogans. Sen. Gale McGee at Seton Hall denounces insurgent isolationism as protests unfold with no major disruptions.
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Sentences Handed Down In Mutiny Convictions
In a San Francisco Presidio stockade mutiny case twelve soldiers faced court martial with sentences ranging from three to fifteen months of hard labor. Four received fifteen months, six got twelve months, one got nine months, and the lone Vietnam veteran received six months. Additional private sentences covered willful disobedience and failure to obey orders. A total of 14 convicted of mutiny followed a 37 day trial over protests of overcrowded and unsanitary stockade conditions.
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Apollo 10 crew gauge rugged moon landing path
Apollo 10 astronauts Stafford Young and Cernan described the Cheops lunar site as rugged but viewable as a good staging area for Apollo 11. They noted gravitational anomalies shifted their flight path, promising corrections for the July 16 target and signaling optimism for landing next month.
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Kimball Man Killed at Cannelton Coal Mine in Superior
Charles Henry Bays 47 of Kimball was crushed Saturday inside the Cannelton Coal Company Mine in Superior McDowell County when coal at the rib roll entry fell onto him as he operated a loading machine. Details scarce. funeral arrangements pending at Fanning Funeral Home Welch.
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Bluefield primary election to run for two year terms
The Telegraph reports the Tuesday Bluefield primary will be held with candidates elected to two year terms instead of four. The city must re district before 1971, and Princeton features in the Grand Area Series on page 10. The column ends with a quip about honorary degrees and cap and gown.
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