Oil price hike urged by independent operators
In Dallas Texas AP report summarizes calls from Medders leader of Independent Petroleum Association of America urging President Nixon to remove domestic crude oil price restrictions. He argues a realistic price for crude will ease economic and military strain, citing public hearings and policy adjustments. An Omaha incident notes a teen killed crossing Interstate 630, raising local traffic fatality count to three this year.
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Communist ships divert tonnage to China and North Vietnam
U S sources say Communist freighters and tankers delivered about 270000 tons of supplies to China and North Vietnam since early May. Much of the cargo reached North Vietnam through pipelines and roads, with wheat flour and other goods transshipped via Shanghai and other ports.
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British Fight Catholics and Protestants In Belfast Turmoil
British troops paused as Catholic and Protestant guerrillas clashed in Belfast. Officials reported ten gunmen killed or wounded, plus ten soldiers and policemen wounded. Anonymous bodies appeared in the Belfast margin as violence spread to Shankill Road Sandy Row and Lisburn, with Protestant mobs attacking the post office and rioters using gasoline bombs.
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Rozman declines to appeal suit in antiwar case
Lincoln based Rozman withdraws appeal after a federal circuit ruling over his removal from a university program related to antiwar activity. He says he lacks optimism for further action. The UN Board of Regents previously found no grounds to hire him after involvement in antiwar protests at WAT in May 1974.
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Freedom for Ernest Triplett after 17 years in prison
Ernest Triplett, 79, of Le Mars Iowa, walked free after Plymouth County District Court voided his 1854 conviction for the 8 year old Jenny Bremmer slaying due to an illegal taped confession obtained under heavy drug doses. He had spent 17 years jailed before the ruling and immediate release.
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