Fifth Round Of SALT Talks Opens In Helsinki
In Helsinki the fifth round of U S Soviet strategic arms talks began with optimism. Gerard Smith and Vladimir Semenov led opening sessions at the Soviet Embassy as both sides aimed to progress on ABM limits and a broader restraint of offensive strategic weapons. No new plans were presented and both delegations pressed for concrete results and setup of technical working groups.
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Helsinki
Finland
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Vienna
Gerard Smith
U.S
Vladimir Semenov
Smith
Semenov
Ciykind
Pravda
Viktorov
Pentagon
Tasaday people studied by Panamin and national museum
Manuel Elizalde Jr and Dr. Robert B. Fox reported on contact with 24 Tasaday in Cotabato province June 7–8. The Tasaday, seen as primitive, may have been isolated 400–2,000 years. Panamin seeks to reserve their forest area and continue regional research.
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Manuel Elizalde Jr
National Minorities
Panamin
Robert B. Fox
National Museum
Panamin Research
Philippines
Elizalde
Ferdinand &. Marcos
Fox
Cotabato
Tasaday
Talks on prisoner release become major sticking point
Bruce and Lam pressed the issue of how long discussions would last and urged the communists to free prisoners held in Laos and Cambodia. They criticized the new peace plan as vague and demanded a democratic transfer of power in South Vietnam by the people. Thuy accused Bruce of dodging the plan while Binh claimed Bruce was dodging imperative demands of Vietnam the United States and the world.
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Commmunist
Bruce
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
Lam
Republic of Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Guards Probe Finds No Clues In Double Guard Murder
Investigators led by Guards Investigation agents and county sheriffs deputies found no clues in the murder of two guards. No unusual incidents were reported Wednesday. Pinkerton teams carried no firearms. Carolina Security Patrols were armed at times. Officials cautioned against assuming racial motives and vowed to pursue the murderers.
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Patrick
Flowers
Williamson
Pinker‘lon
Irish unrest as crowd protests police shootings near Cusack
About 150 demonstrators marched from Bogside to the central police station in protest of shootings. Troops repulsed a gate assault while attackers hurled nails and bombs. Five soldiers were wounded by shrapnel from nail bombs and fragments as a Cork funeral honored Martin O Leary, a 20 year old killed in Tipperary. Seamus MacCarra called the killed man a martyr of a new phase of Irish republicanism.
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Cusack
Bogside
Cork
Republic
Martin O'Leary
O'Leary
Mogulminett
Tipperary
Seamus MacCarra
War Casualty Totals and Laos Plain of Jars Drive
Official figures put U S and allied casualties through last Saturday at 45 344 killed 300 692 wounded and 9644 dead from noncombat causes for the United States South Vietnam reports 129 926 killed and 282 10 wounded North Vietnam and Viet Cong show 567 267 killed In Laos U S backed forces press a new drive in the Plain of Jars Me forces said to have captured large enemy supplies Vientiane reports sparked denials from North Vietnam and Laos governments about U S leadership in the operation.
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United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Laos
Plain of Jars
Vientiane
Thomns Knoksy
Defense
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
State Department
Isi
Charles W. Bray
Bray
Israeli curfew tightens around Arab villages after Petah Tikvah attack
Israeli security forces impose a curfew on Arab villages within 15 miles of Petah Tikvah and conduct house to house searches for suspects after a Wednesday night rocket attack killed two and wounded twenty. An air force helicopter joined the pursuit of Arab guerrillas, while a mine wounded two Arab boys. The attack, claimed by Fatah, marks the year’s deadliest strike on an Israeli city.
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Deir Ballout
Jordan
Petah Tikvah
Tel Aviv
Qatr Qassem
Gateway To Hope
Holy Land
A Fatah
al Fatah
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine, i
Gulf of Aden
al ‘Fatah
Virginia ends longest legislative session with vote on appeal
The Virginia General Assembly, after a tense session, approved appealing a federal court redistricting ruling and sought a stay. Key figures, including Del. George Allen Jr and Sen. William Parkerson, argued amid reactions to the 1965 Voting Rights Act and busing. The session closed with no further conflicts after mainly addressing judiciary criticism and reapportionment disputes.
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Ohio
Virginia
House Privileges and Elections Committee
Senate
Supreme Court
Del
George Allen Jr
Richmond
William F. Parkerson
Henrico
Parkerson
J. Sargeant Reynolds
Board of Community
Archie Campbell
D-Wythe
George Mason Green Jr
Aslington
GOP
Assembly
Albert V. Bryan
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Oren R. Lewis
John A. MacKenzie
Edgar Baron
D-Lee
Bacon
Duchy of Virginia
Commonwealth of
Suia
United States of America
Tidewater
Fairfax County
Thomson
Northern Virginia
Bryan
Lewis
Clive L. DuVal
Atty. Gen. Miller
P&e
Miller
Warren Burger
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Sen
Henry &. Howell
Navy
Willard J. Moody
Portsmouth
House
Bomb blast rushes to energy needs with Miniata device
The AEC plans an $85 million four year push to develop a commercial Miniata explosive. The eight inch wide package fits gas pipelines, is pressurized and has a self contained cooling system for use at 10 000 foot depths.
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AEC
Blacks Facing Major Job Crisis Declared by NAACP Director
Minneapolis AP: Herbert Hill NAACP labor director warned at the annual convention that unemployment and underemployment among Black Americans are a crisis. He cited youth unemployment rates at 25 to 40 percent in 25 urban centers, predicting over 50 percent by midsummer, and criticized federal contract compliance and the Chicago plan as ineffective in reducing discrimination in employment.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Herbert Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Hill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Parrot's Beak drive shapes Cambodia border stance
Cambodian Field General Minh stakes his reputation on a mobile, deep strike strategy along Cambodia's border. He aims to pressure through air mobility and gunfire bases, while keeping supply lines intact and avoiding stay-in-one-place operations. Vietnam’s Minh says 16,000 South Vietnamese troops remain in Cambodia with 20,000 more on the border, and U.S. support is still crucial.
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Cambodia
Saigon
Minh
Do Cao Tri
U.S
Due Hue
Pas
Mekong
Phnom Penh
Sth
Ith
South Vietnam
Ard
Vietnam
McCracken Casts Doubt on Tax Cuts to Spur Unemployment Drop
The minister said tax cuts would not reliably lift employment without risking inflation. He forecasts both inflation and unemployment to fall through 1971, with 1972 aimed at 4.5 percent unemployment and around 3 percent inflation, driven by a $1.065 trillion GNP. Unemployment hovered near 6 percent in early 1971 while inflation ran about 5 percent.
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McCracken
Avery
Hoffa parole denied as Teamsters rally in Lewisburg
Elder Hoffa, after more than four of 13 years for jury tampering in mail fraud, remains parole ineligible despite over a year of eligibility. Delegates shouted in support as 6,000 attendees cheered, with only two handfuls of boos heard. Thomas E. Flynn was reelected secretary treasurer and 12 vice presidents were reappointed. New vice presidents named are Edward Lawson of Vancouver, Roy Williams of Kansas City, and Joseph Morgan of Miami.
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Woffa
Federal
Lewisburg
Thomas E. Flynn
Edward Lawson
Vancouver
British Columbia
Roy Williams
Kansas City
Kan
Joseph Morgan
Miami
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