Reds Tell POW Release Condition
Diplomatic informants say Hanoi and the NLF intend to continue talks in Paris and require a peace package before releasing U.S. prisoners. They expect the United States to halt military actions in South Vietnam, with elections and a coalition government in Saigon as part of the settlement.
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London
North Vietnam
U.S
Paris
United States
South Velo
Moscau
Hanoi
NLE
Tiey
South Vietnam
Hanoy
National Liberation Front For
UNDA
Viet Cong
Hue
Thieu warns United States on Viet Cong and Red China threat
President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam warned at a banquet with Chiang Kai-shek that Red China's example shows how Communist takeovers occur. He urged the United States to resist concessions to the Viet Cong and North Vietnam and cited Yalta as evidence of foreign influence shaping civil conflicts.
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Nixa
Nguyen van ‘Shen
China
Chiang Kat Shes
Whiew
Chiang
Atsu
May
Tertung
United States
Europe
Manchuria
Black Lawyers Back Reparations Demand
The National Conference of Black Lawyers endorses a $360 to $500 million reparations demand for Black people from churches and criticizes President Nixon’s nominee Warren Burger for opposing defendants’ rights. The group votes to become a permanent organization and plans to support Clifford Fordwin’s Black Manifesto claims.
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Austin Scott Cuilagd
Ness
National Conference of Black
Anil Dant
Nixon
Warren E. Burger
Burger
District of Columbia
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Janes Forman
Riverside Church
New York City
Dancing At The Powwow Brings Tribes To Portland Event
Geina Smith of the Umpqua Tribe in Portland and Michael Garrick of the Flathead Tribe in Alameda will participate in the fourth annual American Indian Powwow sponsored by the United organization.
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Geina Smith
Portland
Ore
Welster Street
Oakland
Michael Garrick
Genatius
Mont
Santa Clara Avenue
Alameda
Unites
Ebay Area
French election seen undecided as seven candidates run
In France, about 28 million voters prepare to cast ballots on Sunday for a seven candidate field led by Georges Pompidou and former president Charles de Gaulle’s successor. Polls show Pompidou around 41 percent, but no majority. interim president Alain Poher trails with about 25 percent amid security incidents and bombings blamed on Gaullist secret police.
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Paris
France
Jafler
Lva
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Vale
Senate
Walensis
Peker
Poher
Memorial Holiday Traffic Toll Rises Past 1968 Record Pace
Memorial holiday traffic deaths climbed toward a 1968 high as United Press International reported at least 321 deaths by Monday. The count showed six or more fatalities per hour at times, with states like Nisku Hawwan and Vernon noting no deaths.
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Uinited Press International
Niski Hawwan
District of Columbia
Utah
Vernon
Mime Troupe Performs At Park Under Court Protection
San Francisco Mime Troupe performed at Warren Park under Alameda County Superior Court protection after a court order allowed use of park facilities for two performances. The order followed a civil action by the American Civil Liberties Union challenging park officials’ refusal to permit the troupe. Residents and sheriff deputies previously objected, citing crowding and traffic concerns.
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Castro Valley
San] Francisco
Warren Park
Alarmeda County Superior Court
Lyle Bt. Cook
Tryw Recreation and Park District
Trae
Cook
Robert Adare
Civ
Libertian
Vie Mime
HARD
Alameda County
Bart Warren Park
Pardes
San Lorenzo Iti
Critzer
San Lorenzo
Ta Ren Park
Ark
Warren Bark
Theormance
California
Henan Motores
Bexdai
Dalia
Hattil
Doug Mori
Rabuins
Marshall Stoddard
Sujerist Stendent
Standley
Congress
Wiskey Beam
fragmentary report on upcoming show props and costumes
A garbled passage references a show with props and costumes and mentions someone named Jilliae and Moseiowy. It implies costs or payments and a concern about a performance schedule but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Jilliae
Cruver
Rips Van Thieu Regime Burdens and Demands Change
Fragmented text mentions pressure on the Thien regime and calls for concessions or electoral change amid political turmoil. References to Kennedy, University topics, and unrest imply a broad critique of leadership and governance.
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Latte Kennedy
Kai
Suis Chia
Thien
Two San Lorenzo Scholars to Receive Merit Honors
In San Lorenzo, Kathleen Beasley and her father, a retired high school dropout who later earned a GED and advanced electronics study, prepare for ceremonies. Kathleen, a National Merit Scholar finalist and California State Polytechnic College applicant, will receive a scholarship plaque at a district event, while her father attends the adult school awards. Their mother, balancing work and family, supports the milestone as timing gaps in scheduling are adjusted to honor both the father and daughter.
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San Lorenzo
Wilbur Beasley
Beasley
Kathlesa
Setalorshin
Mothis
Leonard Hanecock
Kathleen
the & Pak
Rhode
Joan
Kathy
Shing
Savillard Corporation Foundation
Agend
California State
Ake
San Lorenzo School District
Mii
Cienistey
Aimerican Chemical Saciose
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Saigon
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Saxon
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Emart
Socialat
Pura
Bud” Crilver
Fant Sence
Aivager
Saul
Ae Culleres
Levine
San Francisco
Earl Warren Park
Puay
Fine Arts
Ted Rips van Thieu Regime
Mass
Iml
Kiwi
Kennedy
Det Neuer
Alist
San Lorenzo High School
Crremnies
Bath
Oakland Park
Taney College
Oakkind
Tso
Polytechnical
Lollege
al Say
Aia
Fornia
Bank of America
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