Vietnam War update from Bien Hoa and Saigon region
Forces near Bien Hoa and Long Binh report limited enemy opposition as the 199th Light Infantry Brigade and the Aith Armored Cavalry Regiment press morning drives. The 101st Division has advanced five days, claiming 81 enemy killed, while large Tet-era units reportedly withdraw to remote base camps for rebuilding.
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Vietnam
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Aith Armored Cavalry
Hasler indicted by grand jury in Missouri
CLAYTON Mo AP Circuit Judge John D Hasler was indicted by the St. Louis County Grand Jury on oppression in office. The indictment followed his appearance to answer a subpoena as the jury probed his conduct in a divorce case. Hasler later disqualified himself on Feb 7 and admitted writing several letters to Jean Shelby now of Poplar Bluff Mo. He denied romantic interest. The divorce suit was filed by Delmar Shelby who said he had five letters written to his wife by the judge. He said four letters began with the salutation dearest.
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Kennedy contrasts dissent with national unity in 1968 race
In a Tuscaloosa speech Kennedy denounces repression and calls for national reconciliation amid the 1968 campaign. He warns against dictatorship and the suppression of criticism while urging Democrats to choose unity over division. His remarks follow a tense airport reception in Atlanta during a divisive primary season.
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Kennedy
Atlanta
Bomb scare emptying St. Louis office building
A downtown St. Louis office building was partially evacuated after a teletype message to Meredith Publishing Co warned of a bomb. The note signed The Masked Man appeared on a circuit linked to several cities. Police found no explosives and deemed the call an apparent hoax.
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Freeman withdraws in Wisconsin amid student booing
Rockefeller said he will not seek the vice presidency if Nixon is the choice. Walter King, 68, a chicken farmer, fired at a circling plane as he described feeling worn out by political campaigning. King was arrested by state troopers after firing from his chicken farm. Seven cars derailed near Mercer, Missouri, disrupting a Rock Island freight train and delaying passengers bound for Des Moines.
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Rockefeller Romney Exit Signals GOP Split Rumors
Lansing AP report notes Romney withdraws after his wife’s doubts about a Rockefeller candidacy. Israeli Jordan clashes intensify as Israel claims Arab Legion strikes near Amman. Jordan reports casualties and losses while the U.N. mediator arrives for talks.
Tragic Joplin Collision Claims 9-Month-Old Girl
A nine month old girl, Nancy McGinnis, in the process of adoption, was killed Thursday in a two car crash on Newman Road on Joplin's east side. Driver Ruth McGinnis was hospitalized in shock, a passenger Mary Clark suffered a broken kneecap, and Cecil Hagparton of Carthage was treated for minor injuries.
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Civilian Delegates to Oversee Corps Regions Reported
Informants say the 2nd Corps central highlands and coastal lowlands and the 4th Corps Mekong Delta will be split into halves under a new setup. Six civilian delegates will take nonmilitary duties and act as inspectors of civilian administration, reporting shortcomings and corruption to the president.
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Mekong
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