Reds Massing New Forces Near Saigon Clash
In clashes northwest of Saigon U S troops faced about 200 North Vietnamese regulars in an eight hour battle near the Michelin Rubber plantation. About 36 enemy fighters were killed while U S losses were two dead and eight wounded. A second engagement 23 miles north of Saigon killed 15. In Seoul about 2,000 troops have extended tours by 31 days to keep the 8th Army ready.
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Paisley cancels anti Catholic march in Belfast
Rev Ian Paisley bowed to police warnings of possible violence and canceled a Friday night anti Roman Catholic march in Belfast. A police spokesman said the aim was to save the situation and retain normality as tensions rise in the Protestant district.
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U.S. Withholds 40 Million in Aid Over Saigon Tax Reform Dispute
The United States froze 40 million dollars in aid to South Vietnam citing a tax reform dispute. U.S. officials say Saigon government under President Thieu balked at measures seen as necessary to curb inflation. The clash centers on whether to implement specific tax reforms.
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Soviet arms resupply to Egypt includes SU-7 jets
Diplomatic sources say Moscow resumed substantial arms shipments to Egypt after months, aligning with the Big Four talks. A senior communist diplomat noted U.S. Phantom jets to Israel and British arms to Jordan, as the new batch reportedly includes the SU-7 all weather fighter bomber.
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Prague Rally Marks 24th Anniversary of Nazi Defeat
Soviet ambassador Stephan V. Chervonenko addressed about 8,000 pro Soviet Communists at Congress Hall in Fulck Park Prague. He spoke on the 24th anniversary of the Nazi defeat in Czechoslovakia while chants of long live the Red Army echoed through the crowd.
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F-111B settlement asks General Dynamics to repay six point five million
The Navy version of the F-111B was canceled after over 200 million spent on research and five prototypes. General Dynamics must repay 6.5 million and forfeit 16.5 million in projected profit according to a Pentagon settlement.
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Newman and Woodward Named Parents of the Year for Peace
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward will be honored as Mother and Father of the Year for Peace at a Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel luncheon hosted by Another Mother for Peace. Actress Donna Reed will present the award and David Schoenbrun will address the crowd on future wars for sons. The Beverly Hills group formed two years ago in opposition to Vietnam and claims 60,000 members worldwide.
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Costs of Sirhan Kennedy murder trial top $929000
The Sirhan Sirhan murder trial cost Los Angeles County about $929,285 with sentencing set for May 21. Breakdown includes sheriff and city police expenses, and the cost comparison to the Warren Commission’s $6 million inquiry. Sirhan’s appeal may be handled by Melvin Belli in Tucson.
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Reinecke Suffer Heart Ailment Father In Glendale Hospital
The 81 year old father of Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke is in guarded condition at a Glendale hospital after being rushed Thursday night. Lt. Gov. Reinecke and two of his brothers Frederick Jr. and Charles are at his bedside.
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Supreme Court Justice Douglas Visits Brazil With Wife
Justice William O. Douglas and Kathleen Douglas toured Brasilia enjoying gardens and modern architecture before scheduled return to the United States. In a separate report deputies found marijuana and peyote plants at a local site, with Farrow ordered to appear in justice court May 15 for arraignment. The Soviet armed forces newspaper announced the death of Lt. Gen. Boleslaw A. Kenevich at 62 after a long illness, noting his reserve status since 1954.
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Oldest U S Admiral Turns 103 in San Diego Area
Richard H. Jackson, the nation s oldest admiral and Naval Academy graduate of 1887, celebrates his 103rd birthday near the San Diego Coronado Bay Bridge. He recalls aims of golf gardening and galivanting and stays active at his home overlooking the bay.
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