Hanoi Viet Cong boycott Paris talks delays next meeting
North Vietnam and the Viet Cong skipped the 66th session of the Vietnam peace talks in Paris saying U S bombing raids violate a pledge to halt strikes. They warned of further repercussions and pledged to return on May 14 while U S and South Vietnam consider their position.
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Sugar drinks linked to health warnings across states
FDA and NIH officials acknowledge cases of diabetes and acidosis tied to sugar-containing soft drinks. Reports span Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Ohio and Virginia, with a Georgia teen suffering acidosis after 12 bottles in two days.
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Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Ohio
Virginia
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National Institutes of Health
Albany
Ga2
Prisoner in Transit: Maynard Death Halts Parole Plan
The article details delayed parole actions for Maynard, including Weinstein's plan to have a man at Rochester airport to escort his wife home. Maynard died at 50, delaying the family's travel and burial arrangements in Pikeville, Kentucky, as they sought to bring their son from Vietnam for the funeral.
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Rochester
Ohio Gubernatorial Runners Wall? Taft Backing Likely
Bob Taft and Roger Cloud emerge as a strong GOP ticket in Ohio as Cloud, 60, state auditor, easily wins the Republican governorship nomination over two opponents. Former U.S. Rep. John J. Giggian, 49, of Cincinnati, defeats a Dem rival to earn the Democratic nomination.
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Indictments Tied to Storm Choke Devices In Wells
Atty Gerald Galling said further probes would examine safety procedures at other offshore rigs while Tuesday indictments focused on storm choke devices in wells and subsurface gear. Spokesmen said Wednesday’s blast affected living quarters only, not oil production. The dead were Joseph R. Carvin 42 of Biloxi Mississippi Robert L. Booker 31 of Houston Texas and Kenneth Mahaney 26 of New Iberia.
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Senate rail subsidy plan gains approval with caveats
The measure would have provided 435 million dollars in direct subsidies for passenger service. Hartke and Son. Winston L. Prouty brokered a compromise allowing regional authorities to contract with the corporation, with administration backing. Three Democrats opposed the bill: Allen of Alabama Ellender of Louisiana and McClellan of Arkansas.
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James B. Allen
Alabama
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Kunstler Attacks Kent State Visit and Nixon Fears
Kunstler condemned the six Kent State students visit to the White House as an ultimate indecency and said Nixon remains in the White House because he is frightened. He argued violence came from police and National Guard, not students, and urged a new society where people can breathe freely.
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War widens as U S and Vietcong clash in Cambodia
U S and South Vietnamese forces push into Cambodia from central highlands as heavy enemy fire hammers operations near the Fishhook and Saigon. Reported actions include multiple helicopter landings, numerous casualties, and a North Vietnamese overrun near Da Nang while Saigon deploys battalions to curb unrest.
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Virginia Students Rally Against War at UVa Rotunda
Virginia Kunstler reports a large student protest at the University of Virginia with 75 marshals and a rock concert near the Rotunda. Demonstrators, including outsiders, left flags at half staff and removed antiwar decorations from Jefferson statue while campus police were absent. Professors urged peaceful dissent, and other Virginia campuses showed varying levels of activity as Gov Holton and President Nixon policies drew comment.
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Cambodian Army Deploys 2,000 Near Enemy Crossing
Cambodian forces moved about 2,000 troops toward a ferry crossing held by enemies 37 miles southeast of Phnom Penh. A convoy halted 10 miles short as Viet Cong were reported nearby. Cambodian mercenaries trained by Green Berets were arriving, about 2,000 by count, flown in by the South Vietnamese air force. Red China ordered exile government diplomats out, while other Communist nations weighed recognition.
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Ohio State ordered closed amid campus unrest and riots
Ohio State University was ordered closed by President Fawcett after Gov. Rhodes urged shutting state universities facing unrest. Students urged to return home by noon Thursday. campuses faced fires and National Guard protection.
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Nationwide protests erupt as Kent State shootings spur campus walkouts
Protests spread as leaders plan a Washington march aimed at the White House with 30,000 demonstrators to confront Nixon over Kent State. Colleges nationwide suspend classes, with governors alerting National Guard and campuses facing vandalism, lockdowns, and student strikes.
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House Debates Cambodia Amendments Amid Military Bill
The House debated Reid and Findley amendments to a 20.24 billion military weapons bill. Reid would ban U.S. troops in Cambodia Laos and Thailand while Findley would allow action to protect American troops in Vietnam. The measures failed as the bill passed 328 to 69. Nixon announced plans to strike enemy bases in Cambodia while defending a limited objective and urging troop withdrawals by July.
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University student protests roil campuses nationwide
Readable fragments describe Mankato Wisconsin State College students blocking a main intersection and burning effigies of Nixon and Spiro Agnew. About 40 University of Arizona students ended a sit in at a Tucson ROTC building under threat of fines and jail. National Guardsmen faced 2000 demonstrators at Wisconsin campus with tear gas as clashes spread nationwide.
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