Nixon Says He Will Make Final Military Decision Calley Case
President Nixon will decide the Calley case after the military review process. Ehrlichman said the move avoids delays and respects due process, with possible reductions but no increases in sentence. Calley could still appeal in federal court. The White House reports strong clemency calls but Nixon’s aim is a clear, independent determination.
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Riverside shotgun slayings of two officers shocks city
Riverside detectives worked around the clock Saturday to chase leads in the ambush slayings of Pasadena officers Leonard Christiansen and Paul Teel, gunned down after a phony burglary call. Police described four teenage suspects fleeing a nearby residential area as a possible ambush setup with no robbery involved.
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Mideast Tensions Rise As Israel Rebuffs Sisco Plan
The United States and United Nations seek a precise position from Mideast powers within a month as Israeli opposition grows. Tourism Minister Kol says Israel rejected a Sisco plan seen as Soviet Egyptian in American clothing, while Peres calls it madness to accept. Weizman argues the canal line is strongest politically, with talks of a joint patrol on the east bank. Egypt claims to blocked an Israeli cross at the canal’s northern sector.
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Battle toll rises in Vietnam front line clash
Reports say 242 North Vietnamese were killed in Saturday’s attack with 15 more in a nearby skirmish, pushing four day enemy losses to 1,437. Saigon cites 68 dead and 104 wounded for the four days, while other sources claim higher totals including over 1,200 dead, wounded, and missing in the first two days. Analysts estimate the 28th North Vietnamese Regiment is reduced to about 1,500 in the field. The data suggest continued pressure along the Vietnam border and inland where feasible.
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Administration Says Laos Incursion Delays Red Bid For Months
SAN CLEMENTE Calif AP The Nixon administration expects Laos military actions to curb a major North Vietnamese offensive for about 18 months as withdrawals continue. Officials say the pace of troop pullouts by May 1 will keep American power in Southeast Asia limited and foresee no large campaign conclusion before the 1972 presidential election.
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