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Nixon Calls for Public Backing to End War
President Nixon urged U S public support and patience to end the Vietnam War on an honorable basis. He framed his plan as strengthening Vietnam while proving U S resolve to compel serious bargaining by Hanoi. He warned that unity at home is crucial to counter mounting liberal opposition and protests.
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Prison Riot Leaves 1 Dead 46 Wounded
A chaotic prison riot leaves one inmate dead and forty six wounded as authorities scramble to restore order. The incident follows widespread narcotics crackdown tensions amid claims of heavy police presence and inmate protests at multiple facilities.
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Army Breaks Silence In Case Over Green Berets Murder
The Army accused Green Beret Capt. Robert F. Marasco of Bloomfield New Jersey of firing the pistol that killed Thai Khac Chuyen an alleged Vietnamese double agent. The charges list Col. Robert B. Rheault and several officers with murder and conspiracy to commit murder for the June 15 to 20 period in Vietnam. Brumley, Boyle and others are named in specifications detailing the conspiracy and actions at the 5th Special Forces HQ in Nha Trang. The Army had directed trial by general court marshals on six officers including Rheault Crew Middleton Brumley Marasco Williams.
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Judge Orders Chicago Trial Attorneys Held
A federal judge in Chicago found four defense attorneys in contempt for failing to appear at the Chicago convention riot trial and jailed two without bond pending a Monday hearing. Attorneys Michael A. Tigar and Gerald Lefcourt raised their fists. Abbie Hoffman said the two were released on personal recognizance and headed to New York to plan the defense.
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Aerial Spray to Sterilize All World Women Urged
Durham New Hampshire. University of New Hampshire professor Dr Richard W Schreiber urged sterilizing all women by airborne virus to curb world population. He claimed a virus and antidote could be developed in three years at five million dollars and warned governments would not dare act.
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Propayrs Chucks Say Students Prefer Being Broke
A campus survey finds most college students favor saving money over spending, with many choosing frugal living as a lifestyle. The piece notes student budgets, part time work, and campus attitudes toward debt.
Inmates Shot in Indiana Reformatory Riot Death
At Indiana State Reformatory in Pendleton one inmate was killed and 46 wounded when security guards fired on rioting prisoners in a recreation yard. James E. Durr, 20, of Gary, was killed. 15 hospitalized, five in serious condition. rioters claimed racial overtones and cited demands for black literature and counselors.
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Reagan Urges Heavier Load for U.S. Teachers
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