U.S. Steps Up Reconnaissance Over North Vietnam
U S reconnaissance flights over North Vietnam have increased slightly with no clear rise in enemy logistics or MIG movements. U S pilots attacked SAM sites near Vinh while reporting no enemy missiles fired, and battles in Laos and Khe Sanh area yielded American and South Vietnamese casualties.
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U.S. Command
U.S. Navy
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Vinh
Ho Chi. Minh Trail
Laos
Nei x Connaissance
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Brothers Charged in Texas Police Killing Rampage
Dallas County Sheriff says Rene Adolpho Guzman and Mosies Guzman held five officers captive near a Trinity River site after a burglary call. Deputies Sam Infante William Reese and A J Robertson were killed, with Wendell Daver wounded. one deputy escaped. Investigators lifted fingerprints from cars used by the suspects.
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Rene Adolpho- Guzman
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Clarence Jones
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Trinity River
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Sam Infante
Wiliam D. Reese
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A. J
Texas-Mexico
Jones
Lloyd's seeks termination of Penn Central policy
Lloyd's of London filed suit in U S District Court to rescind a 10 million dollar policy covering Penn Central officers against wrongdoing Sixteen underwriting companies joined the suit citing alleged misleadings by David C Bevan Bevan ousted as Penn Central finance chairman two weeks before reorganization Bevan and Charles J Hodge cited by House Banking Committee for manipulating railroad assets Bevan’s attorney says investment tips came from outside Penn Central officers and were not Bevan’s or any other officer’s responsibility
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UPI
Lloyd’s of London
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Penn Central Railroad
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Lloyd's
David C. Bevan
Bevan
Penn Central
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Interstate Commerce Commission
House Committee On Banking Sunday
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Private “Investment Club
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Edward
German
Americans Abroad Face Jail Rows Says State Department
The State Department reports about 1100 U S citizens are jailed overseas with over 700 on drug charges. Consuls visit jailed Americans, help secure lawyers and communication with families, and may attend trials to ensure fair treatment under international practice rather than U S due process. She notes many feel immune from arrest abroad and warns of swift trials and limited appeals.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Barbara M. Watson
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
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International Aviation Club
Miss Watson
Turkey
Heath government to trim British defense budget
London reports Prime Minister Edward Heath's government will cut defense spending by 158 million dollars in the next fiscal year compared with the year ending March. The move signals budget tightening amid security needs and fiscal pressures.
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London
Edward Heath
Egypt Says It Will Comply With U N Middle East Resolution
Egypt informs U N envoy Gunnar Jarring it will pledge compliance with Security Council Resolution 242 if Israel does likewise. Al Ahram notes Cairo will declare intent to uphold duties and seeks to discuss peace arrangements once Israel commits to withdrawal from occupied territories and a just Palestinian solution.
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Gunnar V. Jarring
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Middle East
Israel
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al Ahram
Jarring
Jordan
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Strait of Tiran
Suez Canal
Nixon urges adequate armed forces for peace and defense
President Nixon tells the American Legion that the United States must keep an adequate armed force until a verifiable arms control deal with the Soviet Union is in place. He praises Cambodia operation gains, Vietnam progress, and Vietnamese self reliance, while thanking the Legion for backing his policies and urging continued support of the president.
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Nixon
United States
Russia
American Legion
Congress
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Legion
White House
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Portland
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Thieves Break Into Canyon Crier Offices in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles thieves broke into the Canyon Crier newspaper offices and stole draft copy for the next issue. The stolen materials included an article on burglar protection. Police investigated and searched for suspects.
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Canyon Crier
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