Bradley Says We Should Be Proud Of U S Fighting Men
General Bradley in rare interview ahead of D-Day anniversary remarks on morale and pride in U S troops. He notes aging life and past duties, emphasizes the soldiers’ professionalism and combat legacy. Delegation of eight invited by France to mark the June 6 amphibious assault, with Mrs. Bradley and writer Kitty Buhler present.
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Rockefeller cuts Bolivia fact finding visit amid protests
Rockefeller narrowed his Bolivia trip opting to avoid downtown La Paz after clashes and anti American demonstrations. He cited security risks and left for Port of Spain after meeting Bolivian President Luis Adolfo Salinas. The stop followed warnings from Bolivian officials about possible bloodshed and external influence concerns.
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Czech leader Husak purges six liberals from central committee
In Prague the Communist Party dismissed Ota Sik and five liberals from the central committee amid pro Soviet policy pressure. Five others, including the Academy of Science head, were reprimanded as Tušák took over as party leader from reformer Dubček. Husák defended staying firm against Western attempts to internationalize the Czechoslovak question.
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Saigon Chief Points To China As Example Of Concessions
Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu used China as a warning example of the dangers of concessions leading to a communist takeover. Speaking at a banquet in Taipei before meeting President Nixon at Midway Island on June 8, Thieu cautioned against coalitions with Communist forces.
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Thieu on Yalta era coalitions and Viet Cong fear
In remarks at South Korea, President Thieu criticizes Yalta era coalitions with the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese, arguing that the Soviet Union and Communists would not accept a split government. He cites past U.S. support for a coalition and warns of Communist takeovers aided by external support. He notes Mao Tse-tung’s ideas and U.S. stance, and mentions how the Communists gained power with cross-border help.
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Shooting Ends After Riot Violence In Argentine City
In Cordoba, two days of riots ended with six people killed and over 30 wounded as army troops stay posted to quell further trouble. A nationwide general strike saw more than 200 arrests, with days of unrest ongoing before normalization resumed.
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Road Deaths Mounting At Fast Pace
Traffic fatalities across the nation rose during the Memorial Day weekend with safety officials warning the final toll could exceed last year’s record. Through Saturday about 380 deaths had occurred, roughly half the five-day count left to go, as the National Safety Council noted the holiday period ran about 35 percent ahead of the prior year.
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Poher Slips in Poll as French Voters Go To Polls
In Paris headline notes Alain Poher losing ground in the race to succeed Charles de Gaulle with a runoff likely. Georges Pompidou leads polls at about 41 percent, Poher around 25 percent, amid bombing incidents near campaign venues. Poher’s campaign and Defferre face challenges as voters prepare for Sunday elections affecting a June runoff.
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Fate of Bo Kin h pacification doomed by sniper and shelled village
A decades long Vietnam war meditation from Bo Kin h in Long An Province shows how a peaceful hamlet and two neighbors teetered between life and death when 200 North Vietnamese soldiers slipped in at night. The incident exposes faulty intelligence and the grim choice between saving civilians and achieving a military objective.
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Sharp fighting flares after cease-fire in VietNam highlands
News report from Saigon describes renewed heavy fighting in the central highlands of South Vietnam just hours after a Buddha birthday cease-fire. U S Army losses reach 10 killed and 2 wounded with 34 North Vietnamese soldiers reported dead. Other clashes across the region and multiple enemy rocket and mortar attacks are noted as US air power conducts night strikes.
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Rioting in Curacao Ends After 5000 Oil Workers Clash
A tense calm returned to Willemstad after a day of rioting and looting by about 5000 oil refinery workers amid clashes with Royal Dutch Marines. Government said 2 killed, 100 injured, 196 arrested. U.S. tourists sheltered as curfews were imposed.
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Berkeley's People's Park Unresolved After Protests
Berkeley's People's Park remains a heated, unresolved issue as protests continue. Regents, National Guards, and police faced crowds of about 20,000 as the university fence was toppled last May and evictions followed. Reagan ordered 2000 guards. debate raged over park use and property. Page 2A.
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Nixon Proposals Stall As Congress Remains Democratic
As the new session of Congress opens, many of President Nixon's proposals face trouble from a Democratic majority. Initial attempts at tax and education plans lag, while lawmakers debate the 10 percent tax cut and other items. Supporters expect firmer action as committees craft details and set priorities for the coming months.
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Weather summary for North Carolina including showers and storms
Partly cloudy and warm North Carolina with a Sunday night shift to humid seas. Thunderstorms possible Sunday afternoon and evening with highs in the 80s to 90s and lighter winds. Monday brings further chances of thundershowers mainly afternoon, with scattered cloudiness and continued warmth.
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