Rogers predicts Vietnam peace will hold without force
Secretary of State William P. Rogers expressed strong confidence that the Vietnam cease fire will be carried out, saying the North Vietnamese have chosen not to rely on force and that American troops will be withdrawn by the March 28 deadline. He cautioned there would be violations and sporadic gunfire but insisted the basic decision supports the agreement’s effectiveness.
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Protests Grow as Saigon Reports Truce Violations Plus Cambodian Attacks
Saigon military command reports further Communist truce violations as Cambodian Communists attack government troops at Preah Prasay near Phnom Penh on the Mekong. Cambodian high command says three soldiers are dead and one wounded. The conflict expands along Highway 3 toward Keang Moeung and Chambank, near the capital.
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U S and Soviet Restart SALT Talks in Geneva
The United States and the Soviet Union resume the second round of SALT talks in Geneva aimed at reducing nuclear arsenals. Salt I limited each side to five anti missile bases with no more than 100 rockets per site and froze ICBM numbers for six years. A bilateral commission to monitor compliance was set up after Salt I last year’s session.
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Two Los Angeles producers lose cash and gear in Oakland holdup
Two LA film producers from Topaz Films flew to Oakland after a San Francisco theft of insured equipment worth 10 000. An attempted recovery date led to a second robbery as they were lured to a diner by two men. They lost 1000 in cash, wallets, plane tickets home, and a rented Cadillac.
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Gaullists win fifth French National Assembly mandate
Paris reports the Gaullist coalition, ruling for 15 years, secured another five year term in a runoff but with a markedly reduced majority. The Communist Socialist union gained strongly, while Gaullists relied on promised social welfare reforms and pacts with moderates to block a Communist rise. Interior Minister Raymond Marcellin praised the result.
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Peron ally wins as Campara leads presidential race
In Buenos Aires, exiled former President Juan Peron supporters secure sweeping gains as Hector J. Campara leads a nine-man presidential race with 98 percent counted and 48.7 percent of votes. A run-off will occur if no candidate surpasses 50 percent. Peron supporters celebrate in the streets while Peron remains in Madrid.
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UPI
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Views vary on death penalty in California
SACRAMENTO AP A Reagan spokesman says Nixons plea to restore the death penalty reflects concerns of many Californians while two Democratic gubernatorial contenders express skepticism Secretary of State Brown says he opposes capital punishment but would enforce voters wishes Muscone denounces the proposal saying it did not deter the Tate murders Gray notes the President reflects Californians support and law enforcement sentiments California Supreme Court previously outlawed capital punishment citing constitutional limits
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