Senator Saxbe's Marine Son Criticizes Nixon War in Letter
The 23 year old son of Senator William B Saxbe Republican of Ohio wrote that Nixon has compromised his pledge to end Indochina war and warned of possible underground violence if the war continues The senator urged patience and to work within the system The letters were entered into the Congressional Record by Senator Cranston Democrat of California
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Witness Testimony Challenges Marine in Viet Nam Slay Case
A court martial witness says Pfc. Thomas R. Boyd Jr fired tracer rounds over the heads of Vietnamese civilians during the Son Thang killings, making it unlikely he killed anyone. Lance Cpl. Michael Krichten testified Boyd, 19, from Evansville Indiana, used an automatic rifle in the attack near Da Nang on February 19 1969.
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Patriotism Not Property Of Right Wing Says Graham
Rev Billy Graham urged Americans not to equate patriotism with the political right during a New York interview on the eve of his crusade. He warned that patriotism has slipped from broad ownership and should belong to all citizens, noting flags symbolize all Americans.
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Kent State Tragedy Sparks National Student Strike
A private study says about 760 campuses, roughly 30 percent of U S colleges, joined the first national student strike sparked chiefly by the Kent State killings. Protests surged after May 4, then declined after Jackson State developments, with Cambodia plans having little sustained effect.
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Treasury halts redemption of burned $100 bills from Vietnam era
The Treasury said it is stopping cashing of any $100 notes presumed to have been in North Vietnamese or Viet Cong hands while it investigates. About $168,000 in partly burned currency from Phnom Penh and Phnom Penh embassies, with banks in Singapore Hong Kong and Calcutta involved, has been presented for redemption. authorities warn of possible black market discounts.
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Kent State student body president probes FBI enrollments
Kent State University president Craig J. Morgan said he will investigate reports that FBI agents may be enrolled as students on campus. The 21 year old law student stated he would seek to identify any undercover agents and remove them if present.
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D-Ohio
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