Why Stay Why Stay Aiken Asks Radicals Why Stay
Washington (UPI) observers recounted a chaotic Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing where antiwar radicals testified amid sharp exchanges. Senator George Aiken urged dialogue while warning the government could respond with force if needed, as protesters accused leaders of prolonging the war.
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Swedish Line Ships Ready To Carry POWs If Needed
Swedish American Line SAL would make ships available to transport American prisoners held in Vietnam if released. Leif Jansson said SAL has government contracts and will act, once U.S. and North Vietnamese negotiations finish. Defense Secretary Laird said neutral ships would aid immediate prisoner release or neutrally housed internment, but Hanoi has given no sign of agreement.
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Park Foe Refuses To Concede Korean Vote
Final returns show President Chung lee Park winning 762,438 votes with a 46,928 lead over rival Kim Dae-jung. Kim disputed the result calling it illegal and dishonest as Park secured a third term with 342,828 votes to 8,205,000 for Kim. Of 12,417,817 ballots, three minor candidates garnered 184,490 and 404,599 were invalid.
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Waiter Cries Uncle After Six Mile Charity Crawl
NORWICH England UPI A charity crawl ended early for Patrick Hornby 43 after he covered six miles of the planned twenty two miles due to scraped knees It was his second setback in a month A prior wing attempt across the River Wensum ended with little more than a swim tucked in his career as a charity fundraiser.
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Netherlands unable to form government after election
In Amsterdam and across the Netherlands, general elections failed to produce a majority, leaving Premier Peil de Jong's four party coalition defeated and the opposition Progressives unable to secure a working majority. A caretaker government will run daily affairs until a stable cabinet forms.
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Kent State Admissions Down After Slayings
Kent State University in Kent Ohio reports a 40 percent drop in applications and admissions for next fall. Public relations director Joe Durbin says 2,957 students admitted as of April 27, down from 5,336 a year earlier. President Robert White calls it an admissions crisis and warns of a downward spiral. Memorial events are planned May 1 to 4 on campus.
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