Emergency decrees lifted after Park assassination attempt
Seouls president Chung Hee Park announced the two emergency decrees were lifted after the assassination attempt, insisting they safeguarded the nation from plots and that the aim of the decrees had been achieved. He defended the actions amid criticism as necessary for national security. The gunman, a Japanese-born Korean, killed Park’s wife. Meanwhile in Saigon, Communist forces overran a Tay Ninh post and shelled Bien Hoa as devaluation hit 635 piasters per dollar. Ecuador blamed superpowers for Sea Law Conference failure and urged sovereignty over a 200 mile territorial sea at the UN conference.
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Vesco Linked Jet Seized in San Antonio Gun-Running Probe
U S Customs agents seize a twin engine Learjet owned by Rich Air Son Inc of Century City, held at San Antonio International Airport as part of a probe into illegal arms export. The jet was refitted for short landings by a San Antonio firm under direction of Thomas Richardson of Los Angeles. Richardson denied employment with Vesco but testified before a Senate committee on Vesco property searches for bugs.
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Haldeman Deposition Sought in Nixon Speech Suit
Former White House aide Bob Haldeman appeared in Charlotte to give a deposition in a civil suit by protestors barred from Nixon era speech. He faced jeers as he entered the attorney's office. details remain under court order. In New York, the International Longshoremen's Association and locals ratified a three year contract, first postwar pact without a strike.
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CBS Drops Rather From White House Beat for Schieffer
CBS News shifts its White House coverage with Bob Schieffer replacing Dan Rather. Phil Jones gains White House duties and Rather moves to CBS Reports anchoring and Sunday news, effective after vacation.
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Abrams in serious but stable condition after clot shifts
General Creighton W. Abrams, the Army chief of staff, remained under intensive care as doctors at Walter Reed Hospital monitored a blood clot that may have moved from his leg to his remaining leg. Abrams, 59, was hospitalized earlier this week and officials said his condition was serious but stable.
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