Mistaken U.S. Attacks Kill Vietnameese Villagers and Marines
U S artillery near Quang Tri City fired on a suspected Communist site eight miles from the city, killing six villagers before two Marine jets hit a government outpost, causing one soldier's death. Earlier, Skyhawks bombed Allied mercenaries near Quang Tri, killing 20 and wounding 14.
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South Vietnam
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Quang Tri City
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Quang
China warns U5 over Indochina involvement
A Peking broadcast accused the United States of interference in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia and warned Washington to keep its hands off Indochina or face consequences. It cited the 700 million Chinese people backing the fight against US imperialism.
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Peking
U.S
Vietnam
Laos
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Cambodian Troops Stop Relief Column Near Angrassom
Viet Cong forces resist near Angrassom, 40 miles south of Phnom Penh, halting a relief column of Cambodian soldiers. commanders say ammunition and radios are scarce as Cambodia appeals to the United States for weapons against an estimated 40,000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops.
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Cambodia
Angrassom
Phnom Penh
U.S
Cuba Praise Not Unanimous
More than 600 Americans who went to Cuba to aid the sugar cane harvest headed home Tuesday praising Fidel Castro and criticizing the United States. A sailor aboard the Cuban boat who returned jumped ship to seek political asylum in the United States. Egypt and Israel traded air strikes over the Suez Canal front lines with both sides claiming victories as Tokyo saw student protests backing Okinawa withdrawal.
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Tel-Aviv
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Israel
Egypt
Israe
Runaway Train Strikes Home Injuring Four Children
A freight train without an engine derailed and sideswiped a brick warehouse and a home in Trenton New Jersey. Four children playing in the yard were hurt two in serious condition and later hospitalized. Their mother Mrs Johnnie Edwards 38 was treated for shock. Readings Railroad freight severed.
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N.J
Childran
Johnnie Edwards
Train collision blocks intersection in downtown Trenton
Reports say a rear portion of a train uncoupled and plowed through the Central Paper Co warehouse near the Edwards residence, blocking a major intersection during the evening rush. Police note the incident may have involved a derailed train car.
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Central Paper Co
Trenton
Agnew Attacks Yale Leaders Over Campus Unrest
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged Yale alumni to consider replacing President Kingman Brewster after accusing college educators of failing to guide students. He called for measures against the "criminal left" and criticized Brewster's stance on black trials, speaking at a Fort Lauderdale GOP fundraiser.
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Yale University
Kingman Brewster
Agnew
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Brewster
Kingnan Brewster
Networks drop anti smoking ads after Curtis marijuana plea
The three major networks and many independents stopped carrying antismoking spots funded by the American Cancer Society. Spokesmen said they would replace them with other Cancer Society materials. Curtis, a former smoker leading the 1 Quit clubs, pleaded guilty in London to possessing less than an ounce of marijuana at Heathrow after arriving from New York.
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George Harrison
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Paul McCartney
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Harrison
New York
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Cancer Society
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New Yarl
Inquiry questions Medina in My Lai case at Fort McPherson
Captain Ernest Medina faced a closed formal inquiry lasting three hours and forty five minutes at Fort McPherson Georgia to determine if he should stand trial for the My Lai massacre. Colonel James Mobley led the investigation, described as akin to a grand jury proceeding.
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Col
James Mobley
Ft. McPherson
My Lai
Mobley
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