Abrams Named Army Chief of Staff by Nixon Amid Turmoil
Gen Creighton Abrams named to replace Westmoreland as U S Army chief of staff amid Senate scrutiny over ties to a dislocated bombing in North Vietnam. Weyand expected to succeed Abrams in Vietnam.
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Residual force in Vietnam under discussion in White House
Reports floated keeping 49,000 to 43,000 U.S. troops in Vietnam by July 1, but the White House denied formal plans for new withdrawals. Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said Nixon had not decided on a withdrawal timetable, amid uncertain military prospects and a pugnacious campaign climate.
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No nose please No nose please at St Louis Zoo camel
Brownie the young camel at the St Louis Zoo tries to nuzzle Kay Woltin of Bloomsdale Missouri, who does not respond. The camel, born a month ago, received its name from the more than 800 Brownies who visited the zoo. WEI Tehuphote
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BART board okays bid for train communications gear
Bay Area Rapid Transit engineering committee approved advertising for a contract to furnish seven four se ar shupping systems and a system wide security radio network. The package includes base station transmitters receivers mobile and portable radios manuals and training for BART personnel. No price tag was set and directors will consider bids on July.
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Underprivileged kids gain big fishing in bay program
In San Francisco Bay a summer fishing program for underprivileged youths enters its third year. A convoy of boats carried eager children along the bay as officers supervise. Participants describe fears and excitement while hoping for catches, with aims to build citizenship and improve police youth relations.
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Time signal pause in GMT synchronization at Greenwich
London radio time signals from Greenwich Mean Time observatory will pause at midnight to mark the exact second. Six short beeps indicate five seconds from 55 to 60, then a pause before the long tone signals midnight.
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IRA Provisional Wing Expected to Announce Cease-fire
Belfast reports a cease-fire announcement by the Provisional IRA wing within 48 hours. Dublin headquarters of Sinn Fein, the political arm, could reveal the halt amid three years of civil violence that has left about 82 dead. Army says multiple attacks on security posts and areas in Belfast and Londonderry.
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