Vietnam War Toll Rises As Combat Intensifies
North Vietnamese forces surge into central highlands as battles leave four Americans dead and eight wounded. American deaths reach 102 for the week, while Viet Cong toll exceeds 2,000. In Beirut and Paris, peace talks stall and espionage arrests rock France. Wilson's Labour loses a seat in England with mixed local results.
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Coeds Barricade Vassar Building in Protest
Wationatl New York group of fifty black coeds at Vassar College barricaded into part of the administration building with aid from nonstudents. They demand a separate all black dormitory and a black studies program leading to a degree. Dr. Alan Simpson will review the demands with the college council and trustees.
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Lindbergh Lands In Philippines In Safe Belly Landing
Charles Lindbergh and anthropologist Dr. Robert Fox survived a belly landing in a Manila area rice field five miles outside Echague Isabella Province. Both men were reported in good condition after the reconnaissance flight for Presidential Assistance on National Minorities. Fox teaches at the University of the Philippines and Lindbergh has long pursued preservation of the tamaraw wild buffalo.
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Nobel Winner Beyond Words Gell-Mann calls for clearer science
Nobel laureate Dr. Murray Gell-Mann, a Caltech physicist and child prodigy, urges making science understandable to the public after receiving a 196% Nobel Prize in physics worth 72800 dollars. He serves on Nixon's Science Advisory Commission and consults for Rand Corp and Los Alamos.
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Bill of Rights for Buyers Sought by Nixon
President Nixon asked Congress to enact a buyers bill of rights enabling consumers to sue in federal court for damages from fraudulent or deceptive trade practices. The measure would allow individual or group suits under a broad new federal fraud statute already condemned by the FTC.
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