Rogers Warns North Vietnam on Shelling Consequences
Secretary of State Rogers warned North Vietnam of consequences for continued shelling of South Vietnamese cities. The statements implied possible retaliation but did not specify actions. In Saigon, Communist mortars attacked a bridge near the city and shelled bases nationwide as Marines faced a deadly outpost assault.
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Europe
Nixon
William P. Rogers
U.S
North Vietnam
Paris
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Rogers
Saigon
U.S. Bien Hoa
Demilitarized Zone
Meir Seals Labor Endorsement Amid Dayan Challenge Hints
Former Foreign Minister Golda Meir won a 40 to 0 endorsement from Israel's Labor Party executive council and signaled she would likely accept the premiership. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan hinted he may still mount a challenge, abstaining with six Rafi supporters.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Meir
Labor Party
Dayan
Rafi
Arab Women Admit Bombings in Jerusalem Market Attack
Two Arab women in their early 20s told Israeli police they dynamited a crowded supermarket last month, killing two Jews and wounding nine others. They were among 36 suspects rounded up across Jerusalem and other Israeli-occupied Jordanian cities.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Nixon to Broadcast National Report on European Trip
President Nixon, back from an eight day European tour, watched Apollo 9 launch and announced an hour long broadcast report to the nation. He set a 6 p.m. PST news conference with questions limited to international affairs including Vietnam and allied leaders' discussions.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Europe
Supreme Court orders federal review of new state voting laws
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that Southern states must obtain federal clearance for any new election laws that could dilute Black voting rights. Chief Justice Warren said federal supervision under the Voting Rights Act is intended to curb forms of disenfranchisement. The ruling covers Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Virginia, and 26 North Carolina counties.
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Supreme Court
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Georgia
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Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Troopers Break Up Ferris State Lock-In Arrests Reported
State troopers broke an auditorium door on the Ferris State College campus in Big Rapids and arrested 250 to 300 students during a lock-in. The group, comprising black and white students, was held at the National Guard armory due to jail space shortages.
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Ferris State College
William G. Milliken
Lansing
National Guard
Social Security rise forecast by former cabinet official
Wilbur J. Cohen urged the House Ways and Means Committee to consider at least a 50 percent Social Security benefits increase over eight years as it reviews the tax status of people over 65. Winter storms disrupted travel from the Northeast to the Plains and West, with heavy snow and drifts complicating travel and closing facilities.
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Johnson Administration
Congress
Wilbur J. Cohen
Health, Education and Welfare
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Ways and Means Committee
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Great Plains
Gulf of Mexico
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Sierras
Cascades
Rockies
Shaw Perjury Charges Filed Against Kennedy Conspirator
Garrison charged Shaw with two counts of perjury in New Orleans, alleging Shaw lied about knowing Oswald and Ferrie. Shaw, acquitted in Kennedy plot case, criticized Garrison's investigation as a witch hunt while denying the accusations.
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Clay L. Shaw
Kennedy
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Garrison
Oswald
Ferrie
Retired pilot recreates 1919 airmail flight on 125 mile route
Clay ton Scott, 64, commemorates the 50th anniversary of the U S to Canada airmail flight by piloting a replica 1916 Boeing bi plane roundtrip over the 125 mile route. He delivers mail as Bill Boeing and Eddie Hubbard did on March 3, 1919. Brown shirts SDS remark cited from San Francisco State College activity.
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U.S
Canada
Scott
Bill Boeing
Eddie Hubbard
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Hitler
Hayakawa
Denver
University of Colorado
Lollobrigida Leaves Rome Clinic After Casting
Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida exited a Rome clinic with a leg in a plaster cast on Monday and returned to her villa on the Appian Way.
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Gina Lollobrigida
Rome
Appian Way
Former nun Jacqueline Grennan to remarry and lead Webster College
Jacqueline Grennan, 42, announced she will re sign as president of Webster College in suburban St. Louis. She plans to marry New York executive Paul J. Wixler, 49, with date and location undecided.
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Jacqueline Grennan
Webster College
St. Louis
New York
Miss Grennan
Paul J. Wexler
Daily Deliverned Notice at Sixth Street and Pine Ave
Daily delivery notice published for Long By Mai Delivern with service every day except Saturday and Sunday at the Sixth Street and Pine Avenue address.
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Pine Ave
Long
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