Parents Seek Answers One Year After Kent State Killing
Arthur and Doris Krause mark a year since their daughter Alison and three Kent State students were killed on the Ohio campus. They pressed U S Attorney General John Mitchell for a federal grand jury investigation, citing lack of public explanation. The couple wrote lawmakers and sought church lobby support in Washington.
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Sadat removes Sabry in push over Egypt Syria Libya federation
Egypt's pro-Soviet vice president Sabry was dismissed by President Anwar Sadat amid a dispute over Egypt's federation with Syria and Libya. Sabry opposed the Egypt Syria Libya pact signed last week without a collective decision. The move follows rumors of a rift and comes ahead of a U.S. visit to Cairo for peace talks.
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Israel rejects Suez reopening terms amid Sadat bid
Israel spurns Egyptian conditions to reopen the Suez Canal as Sadat presses for passage to the Sinai east bank. In Jordan, U S Secretary Rogers arrives on a Middle East peace mission after meetings in Riyadh and Cairo.
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Reds Repel Major Attack Near Dai Loc South Vietnam
Reds repelled repeated attacks by North Vietnamese Viet Cong troops around the Dai Loc district headquarters 15 miles south of Da Nang. Military spokesmen say 92 enemy killed, 15 U S casualties 53 wounded, five rockets hit an artillery base, no Dai Loc casualties. An F105 jet attacked a North Vietnamese anti aircraft site as weather limited missions.
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Nixon impeachment call sparks national debate
Americans for Democratic Action urged Congress to impeach President Nixon for crimes in Indochina, calling for a ceasefire and ending Vietnam war funding. The ADA also backed keeping the draft with conditions and criticized police removal of antiwar protesters. In other notes, Nixon planned a $400 million farm aid package. A 7.1 quake near Adak prompted a brief tidal alert that was canceled. Two condemned killers were killed during an escape attempt at the Colorado penitenIary as band members watched nearby.
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