World tensions ease as Vietnam talks inch toward real bargaining
Reports from Paris and Washington say Vietnam peace negotiators adopt a calmer tone and move toward concrete bargaining. Ot tinger cites USS Boston crew saying two boilers broken and missiles failing. Navy disputes readiness. Belfast amnesty frees Protestant extremists and civil rights demonstrators, dropping 133 charges. Franc hits floor as caretaker cabinet may drag currency back from 4.9740 per dollar ahead of June election. UN reports Big Four see some progress toward Mideast action though no comments from officials.
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Campus clashes spark arrests and protests across campuses
Purdue University students were cleared from the administration building by Indiana state troopers using Mace amid a 5 000 strong crowd. 229 were arrested for trespassing as protesters returned to the student union. At Dartmouth College antiwar activists seized the administration building and defied a court injunction. Brooklyn College faced window smashing and fires sparked by militants. Charleston Medical College warns of closure due to hospital strike. Abernathy calls for a Mother’s Day march. Miami Bellhop Arrested after starting hotel fire and aiding evacuation. Youngstown approves 12 mill levy to end school funding crisis.
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Nixon Goldwater Itll Be a Ball At White House Social
Tricia Nixon plans a masked ball at the White House for Saturday with Barry M Goldwater Jr as her date. About 350 guests from American politics will attend in formal rooms with Lynda Bird and Luci Johnson among those invited.
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Grounded astronaut Borman to join space station program
Frank Borman, commander of the first manned lunar flight, leaves the astronaut corps to become an official in NASA's orbiting space station program. A spokesman says the new role will be officially announced soon and Borman is open to accepting it.
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Helicopter Crash Near Saigon Kills 34 Troops
A twin-turbine CH47 Chinook helicopter crashed Tuesday northeast of Saigon near Phuoc Binh, killing 34 Allied troops and injuring 35. Military spokesmen blamed mechanical failure and said an investigation has begun.
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DMZ clashes leave troops dead and wounded. air and artillery actions continue
Saigion reports 32 South Vietnamese and two Americans killed with 34 Vietnamese and one American wounded. American artillery hit North Vietnamese troops at two DMZ points Tuesday, killing 11 and destroying 10 bunkers. Eight Communist shellings hit overnight, two on U S outposts and others on government bases and civilian towns.
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