French newsman Leandri killed by Saigon police
French newsman Paul Leandri, 37, deputy bureau chief for Agence France Presse, was shot in Saigon after resisting questioning about a dispatch. His car crashed at the national police headquarters. The incident drew protests from France and international press groups and prompted Vietnamese officials to express embarrassment.
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Reagan Emphasizes Party Unity Over Third-Party Run
Reagan used visits in Washington to push GOP unity and bolster Ford while dismissing third party plans. He attacked deficit spending and focusing on inflation, drawing sharp responses from Sen. Stevens and others who accused him of undercutting the President. A GOP statement backing party loyalty and base-building circulated, gaining signatures from senators and House members.
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