Abrams studies Laos plan amid Vietnam incursion delay
Gen Creighton W. Abrams, commander in Saigon, met with U.S. and South Vietnamese leaders to study expanding operations into Laos. The incursion was described as under heavy review and about a week behind the planned schedule.
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Vietnam
Esas
Laos
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Ellsworth Bunker
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Columus
Cantidad
Israeli Ministers Angry at U S Pressure Over Peace Push
Israeli cabinet ministers in Jerusalem complained Washington officials pressed for concessions in the Middle East peace talks. The Haaretz and Davar papers quoted Joseph J. Sisco as attempting moral pressure on Israel to commit. Israel rejected Egyptian withdrawal demands and urged negotiations on all aspects of a peace deal while confirming no return to pre 1967 borders. Egypt signaled willingness to sign a peace treaty if Israel withdraws from Sinai and Gaza.
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U.S. State Department
Israel
Middle East
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Davar
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Sisco
Jerusalem
Sybiec Israel
Wayot
Stan
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Israt
Cairo
Gianar Jarring
Sinai
Gaza Strip
Jarring
United Nations
Terrorists free Brazilian envoy amid ransom claims
Tupamaro guerrillas freed Brazilian Consul Aloysio Dias Gomide after nearly seven months in captivity at a Rio de Janeiro apartment. Officials cited ransom speculation totaling over 250 thousand dollars, as hostages Claude Fly and Geofrey Jackson remained in captivity. A note from a claimed terrorist group demanded one million dollars for Fly.
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UPI
Tupamaro
Bravillar
Aloysio Dias Gomide
Raigom
U.S
Claude L. Fly
Geoffrey Jackson
Selzeil
Jeter
New York
New York Times
Fly
Fort Collina
Cola
Torah
Ning Gomide
Nixon plea seeks $10 billion higher education program
President Nixon proposed a two part federal aid plan to Congress to expand higher education with loan guarantees and work study. The measure would provide fronts and subsidized loans to undergraduates at all income levels, plus a national private fundraising arm to broaden access. Eligible students would come from families earning up to 10 000 dollars with aid per student up to 1000 dollars and cost sharing for those attending costly schools.
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UPI
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Eight Grinnell students lose Supreme Court appeal
The U S Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from eight Grinnell College students who exposed themselves during a Playboy lecture protest on February 5, 1989. The group, five poets and three men, were charged after remaining undressed for about ten minutes as Brive Draper spoke for Playboy.
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UPI
U.S. Supreme Cot Totay
Grinnell College
Playboy Magazine
Supreme Court
Love
Brive Draper
Playboy Magaine
Playboy
Denper
Towa Atlormdy
Din
Poweshlek
Robbery suspect seized after door knock in city raid
In Frangirco, a spate of robberies left residents shaken as police described a 9 inch assailant with a knife and a chain. Donald Jackson, 19, answered a police knock wearing a hat and was jailed on drug charges after the incident.
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Ab Gervera
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Hawaa
Nixon consults Labor Secretary on wage and price freeze
President Nixon weighs a wage and price freeze to curb rising costs in construction. Labor Secretary Hodgson will brief on talks with 17 unions at Miami Beach about voluntary controls. Weinberger opposes make work public jobs. lawmakers push public service jobs as unemployment hits 6 percent.
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UPI
Nixon
James D. Hodgson
Hodgson
ALC10
Miami Beach
Carl W. Albert
Nebraska blizzard snarls travel closes colleges and courts
A brutal Nebraska blizzard battered the region with heavy snow up to ten inches and winds near 50 mph. Schools, universities, and many businesses closed. Lincoln, Omaha, and statewide agencies paused as roads and streets became impassable. Evacuations occurred near King Lake as Elkhorn River rose with record flood risk.
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Eppley
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Iowa
Illinois
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Midwest
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Tornado Toll Rises Across Deep South as Rescue Extends
Series of tornadoes devastates the Deep South with 60 dead and hundreds injured across Mississippi and Louisiana. Rescue workers search shattered sharecropper shacks along a 250 mile arc from Delhi Louisiana to Selmer Tennessee. Weather dangers spread to nearby states with storms, flooding, and power outages reported.
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Calley to testify in My Lai case today
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. is set to take the stand at Mt Benning as the star witness after cross examination of a defense psychiatrist ends. Prosecutors allege premeditated murder for ordering troops to kill My Lai civilians, while Calley contends he viewed them as enemies. Dr. Wilbur Hamman testified that Calley’s unit faced stress, leaving soldiers unable to plan or contrive.
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William L. Calley Jr
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Calley
Carly
Cailey
Wilbur A. Hamnan
Arlington
Mianjan
Hamman
Charley
Fay
Calioy
Sertoma Freadlot Week Highlights Bill of Rights Education
Sertoma clubs across North America promote freedom this week with a Platte County Schools assembly presenting a copy of the Bill of Rights. Roger Sayers, Omaha civic leader, is the featured speaker at Columbus Senior High Auditorium guiding students through democracy values.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Platte County
Columbus Senior High
Roger Sayers
Onvala
Ater Sertomians
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Keen Stad
Richard Vinch
Rae
Vlnch
Wwe
Troger Sayers
Omaha Central High School
University of Nebraska At Omaha
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