Saigon May Move Peace Talks Site to Southeast Asia
South Vietnam warned it may propose shifting the Paris peace talks to Southeast Asia and sever diplomatic ties with France if its stance persists. Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam said an early meeting would hear Vietnam's view on the site change as the next Paris session looms.
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Nixon vows sustained U S military power amid arms talks
President Nixon told about 2,500 American Legion members that the United States must keep its military strength until a reliable arms control agreement with the Soviet Union is in place. He linked Cambodia incursion to South Vietnamese gains against the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos and gave only brief remarks on the Laotian operation.
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Calley trial pauses on psychiatrists testimony issue
At Fort Benning the My Lai court martial of Lt. William Calley Jr. debates whether psychiatrists may testify for the defense. Judge Kenne dy will rule on three questions as the trial centers on Calley's alleged 102 civilian deaths in My Lai on March 16, 1968.
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Prayer Fight Over Moon Mission Religious Activities
The Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to deny Madalyn Murray O Hair request to bar Apollo astronauts from religious activities on moon flights. O Hair, known for later school prayer rulings, argues astronauts promote Christianity. Solicitor General Erwin Griswold contends she lacks standing to challenge space missions funded by the federal government.
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Indictments Dismissed in Providence Harbor Case
Federal indictments against two men for harboring a war priest Daniel Besri gan were dismissed in U S District Court Providence. Judge Edward Day ruled the charges insufficient and lacking adequate legal allegations after motions from Episcopal theologian Stringleliow and poet Anthony Towne.
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