Americans in Paris downplay antiwar support in talks
In Paris, U S and North Vietnamese diplomats clashed over antiwar sentiment as the Nixon administration pressed for peace. Stephen Ledegar cited broad American backing and a House resolution as proof while urging the other side not to misread U S resolve. Lodge described the Washington event to Thuy and others as constructive amid five hours of discussion.
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March On Washington Brims With Tension and Guarded Peace
March on Washington grows tense as 26,500 troops prepare at nearby sites and a crowd of 45,000, including hippie contingents, gathers with placards listing war victims. Police and National Guard units fortify key districts while negotiators vow nonviolence. mayor leads riot command efforts amid traffic disruptions and appointment cancellations. President Nixon remains in the White House with limited troop deployment expected.
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Agnew Attacks Critics After Nixon Viet Nam Speech
Vice President Agnew reports strong pro Nixon reaction in the Midwest while denouncing network commentators for instant analysis of President Nixon’s Viet Nam address. He cites Harriman’s criticisms as opposing unity and notes Harriman’s Paris peace talks role and alleged need to justify failures.
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Shootout in abandoned building leaves officers wounded
Police answered a call about men with guns at 38th Street and Calumet Avenue. Patrolmen Comparin Tracey and Rappaport engaged six youths. Rappaport was killed by Spurgeon Winters, who was also shot dead. Bell, Brady, and Gilbhooly were wounded. others treated for brick injuries. Bell carried Black Panther papers.
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Apollo 12 At A Glance Mission Facts and Crew
Apollo 12 details the crew Charles Conrad Jr Richard F Gordon Jr and Alan L Bean the mission’s purpose a second moon landing in Ocean of Storms with extra lunar orbit time and total 10 days 4 hours 35 minutes flight. It notes Saturn V specs costs and mission components.
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Protests Across Campuses Target U S War Policies
Protesters on U S Day displayed flags and lights at colleges from Alabama Montevallo to Ohio State, while Thurmond condemned peaceful demonstrators as part of a communist movement. Goodell urged restraint as antiwar rallies drew thousands in New York and Minneapolis, with police counting 1400 at the Old Federal Building and smaller demonstrations elsewhere.
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Mamie Eisenhower Reflects On First Birthday Without Ike
Mrs. Eisenhower marked her first birthday without Dwight Eisenhower since 1900s. In a birthday interview with The Associated Press she spoke of their long marriage, Ike’s death on March 23 at Walter Reed Hospital, and her daily routine of answering letters. She recalled notes of love, discussed marital harmony, and urged gifts to Eisenhower College in Seneca Falls, New York.
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Bobbitt Named North Carolina Chief Justice in Tradition
RALEIGH AP William Bobbitt longtime North Carolina Supreme Court justice was appointed chief justice by Gov Scott in a move aligned with court tradition. Born in Raleigh and raised in Baltimore he will succeed the late RL Hunt Parker and be sworn in Monday.
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Virginians plan patriotic demonstration amid antiwar protests
At Richard Bland Community College in Chesterfield County a Patriot demonstration was disclosed. Virginia State College professor Phileomon Kewioniuk organized a great silent majority event as demonstrations erupted on several Virginia campuses. About 125 University of Virginia participants marched to Charlottesville’s Stonewall Jackson Park to hear speakers criticizing U.S. Vietnam policy and the establishment. Karl Hess urged power for individuals over politicians and criticized the Chicago trials. Richmond students planned a candlelight march and a Washington trip for the March Against Death. Virginia Tech students planned to join the Washington march. Hollins College honored fallen servicemen with bells and planned a Vietnam debate. Virginia State College faced a permit denial for a march in Petersburg, prompting a court challenge. an assembly permit was issued for a park gathering. John Merrow cited the Tri-City Moratorium Committee arguing the denial violated the right to assemble.
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Apollo 12 Crew Readies Moon Mission Amid Risks
Dr Charles Berry pronounced Conrad Gordon and Bean in excellent condition after a leak fix to the Saturn V fuel tank. Bean said looping maneuvers help inner ear acclimation to zero gravity, while the crew prepares for liftoff from Kennedy with VIP observers including Nixon and the Aga Khan watching.
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Vietnam Battles Escalate As North Vietnam Pushes South
Report details a Tuesday to Thursday clash in Vietnam with 17 North Vietnamese and two Americans dead and U S helicopters shot down. U S armored units repelled rocket and mortar attacks aided by tanks air support and artillery. Casualties include seven Americans and three South Vietnamese wounded in other clashes as fighting spreads toward central highlands and Mekong Delta. Apollo 12 launch prep at Cape Kennedy described with expected large spectator turnout and heavy aviation traffic.
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Viewing Sites Dense With Apollo 12 Spectators
VIPs gathered to see Apollo 12 as crowds filled the Indian River at Titusville the Jetty Park oceanfront at Cape Canaveral and the State Road 528 causeway with campers lining the routes.
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Bombings tied to five defendants in City case
Five defendants face charges in a spree of bombings that hit the Federal Building, Armed Forces Induction Center, United Fruit Pier, RCA, Grace Trust, General Motors and Chase Manhattan Bank skyscrapers, with dynamite reportedly stolen in the city. Officials say all were involved, while bail hearings sought leniency amid claims the bombings occurred at night and reflected a revolution.
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