Jets Bomb Saigon Amid Heaviest B 52 Strikes In Months
U S B52 bombers launched the heaviest strikes around Saigon in two months as North Vietnamese troops mass near Tay Ninh and provincial capitals. The attack followed near round the clock bombing across Vietnam and neighboring countries. Security at Tan Son Nhut tightened after intelligence warned of possible terrorist attacks on a U S installation in Saigon.
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Judge Illness Delays Watergate Trial Involving Spy Case
Washington AP reports a college student in Cedar Rapids testified he was recruited to infiltrate the Democratic campaign of Muskie and McGovern. The Watergate related trial has been postponed due to the ill health of a judge, with several witnesses expected to testify. Warren Hunt, a former U. S. Marshal, pled guilty to six charges connected to the Watergate break in.
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Aged Woman Shot in Belfast Crossfire During Siege
In Belfast an elderly woman, 78, was killed while shopping as crossfire erupted during a military operation. British officials say a gunman took aim and soldiers fired, though neighbors insist only troops fired. The victim identified as Elizabeth Mc Gregor, a local resident, occurred Friday.
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Park Unit Members Decline To Resign
Five conservation board members in Park Unit refused to resign amid a tense scene at Central City headquarters. Supervisor Chairman William Marlin confirmed over the phone that none would resign, as Gazette reporters observed, while board chair Warry Crook did not comment.
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Man Killed Woman Hurt In Two-Gar Grash
Robert M. Griffith of Philadelphia, 38, was killed when his southbound car collided nearly head on with a northbound vehicle driven by Nelda Booth, 19, near Gedar Rapids Thursday night. Booth was seriously injured and in St Luke's ICU Friday with head injuries. Authorities cited unclear centerline crossing and noted no charges filed. Griffith’s body to Wel wit funeral home for services in Philadelphia. he was a Metawold employee, Army veteran, survived by wife and two children.
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White House panel rejects Indian requests for treaty reform
A special White House panel rejected requests by Native Americans who occupied the Bureau of Indian Affairs building last year for restoration of treaty-making authority and creation of a commission to review treaty violations. The 36 page reply released by Hank Adams states the citizenship and treaty relationships are mutually exclusive and warns against renunciation or cession.
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Nixon moves to end most wage price controls Phase 3 details emerge
Washington reports Phase 3 shifts authority from mandatory to voluntary wage and price controls with construction wages kept under some limits. Nixon asks Congress to extend standby powers while pledging quick action if inflation surges. House Democrats push for testimony commitments from appointees and threaten delays on further nominations.
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