U S Finds Enemy Graveyard in DMZ During Central Vietnam Sweep
U S Marines probing the DMZ in central Vietnam report finding graves with about 170 enemy bodies, likely killed by large air strikes. The patrols, part of 2,000 Marines, also entered an abandoned regimental base camp with 350 bunkers reinforced against artillery and air attack. Casualties posted: two dead and 20 wounded among Marines. 68 enemy killed claimed by the attack force.
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Wallace says no House resolution in presidential tie
Third party candidate George C. Wallace predicts the next president need not come from the House if no electoral majority is reached. He expects two other candidates’ electoral votes could combine to give one a majority and aims to win a clear majority himself.
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Senate seeks loan ban on disrupter students
The Senate Appropriations Committee endorsed a provision tying federal loans and grants to universities to a ban for students convicted of crimes during disrupt actions. The $71.8 million defense appropriations bill links funds to higher education limits being negotiated by a House Senate conference. The measure mirrors a prior conference approved restriction requiring institutions to deny federal aid for two years to affected students.
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Car Leaves Road Killing One Hurting Two in Orange County
An orange County crash on the Newport Freeway near MacArthur Boulevard left Joe Louis Bedella dead on arrival at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. Driver Paul Hernandez and passenger Gerald Czarnecki were treated at the scene and listed in satisfactory condition. High speed loss of control caused the car to overturn off the highway.
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Brothers awarded 920000 in fall injury case at Moffett Field
A San Francisco Superior Court jury awarded two brothers 920 000 dollars for injuries suffered in a fall on a construction job at NASA Moffett Field Sunnyvale. The award was against Skidmore Owings and Merrill Construction Co.
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L A Times urges halt to bombing of North Vietnam
The Los Angeles Times editorial calls for an immediate cessation of U S bombing in North Vietnam. It says Paris peace talks show little progress and urges a clearly announced halt with Hanoi notified that duration depends on Communist responses. Recon overflights to continue if a halt is not reciprocated.
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