Secret U S Air Raids Into Cambodia Revealed
Reports indicate U S Army Huey gunships operate with no markings inside Cambodia striking North Vietnamese positions. Raids target Ho Chi Minh Trail convoys while B 52s bombard near the Cam boundary. Vietnamese leaders announce a provisional revolutionary government in South Vietnam amid Paris talks. Apollo 11 astronauts plan a flag planting on the Moon. Germany and the U S launch an $87 5 million space project to study solar activity from 1974 to 75.
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Policeman Elected Minneapolis Mayor Defeats Cohen
Charles Stenvig police detective and Minneapolis police union leader won the mayoral race with 26,261 to 14,308 as 190 of 195 precincts reported. Campaign centered on law and order with Stenvig accusing Cohen of threatening to use a night stick.
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Communist Leaders Back Soviet Line at Congress
Moscow shows unity as more Communist leaders condemn China at the World Communist Congress while a second delegation rejects the draft unity document calling it unacceptable and contradictory. Romania’s Nicolae Ceausescu supports the Soviet line in some form. Norway and Australia oppose it.
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Romania
Nicolae Ceausescu
Pope Prays for Unity in Protestant Geneva
Pope Paul VI visited Geneva to urge Christian unity and social justice as paths to world peace. He spoke to the World Council of Churches and attended the 50th anniversary ILO conference, drawing smaller crowds than anticipated and appearing weary after a 13 hour visit.
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World Council of Churches
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Paul
Detroit officer found innocent in 1967 Algiers Motel case
The white Detroit officer Ronald August, 30, was acquitted of first degree murder in the killing of Auburey Pollard, a 19 year old, during the 1967 Detroit riots after a trial in rural central Michigan. The verdict followed about three hours of deliberation by a mostly white jury. Pollard’s mother attended the sessions and expressed disbelief at the acquittal.
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August
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Father Rage Over Unidentified Victim Named as Daughter
The sixth victim in the two year Ann Arbor area killings was identified Tuesday night by her father Joseph Kalom a pharmacist from Kalamazoo Michigan. The dead woman Alice Elizabeth 21 a UM architecture student lay unclaimed in the morgue since Monday night. He demanded the university bury her on its front lawn.
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A P Heir Diana Hartford Seeks Separation From Huntington Hartford
Diana Hartford files suit for separation from Huntington Hartford alleging cruel and inhuman treatment nonsupport and abandonment at their home. The 27 year old alleges the couple shared 11 month old daughter Cynara. Papers served on Huntington Hartford at their residence.
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