Chicago Women Charge Forced vice case
Four young Chicago women accuse a local theatrical agency of luring them into vice in Saigon with American servicemen. They describe capture in a guarded villa for 10 days, escape to the U.S. embassy, and a minuscule payment compared to promised $4,000 monthly. FBI took over the investigation as they testified to a federal grand jury reporting cross border travel for the alleged scheme.
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Chicago
CPI
Saigon
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Police Department
Womer
Search Called Off After Tanker Freighter Collision
In Folkestone England authorities called off the search for eight men missing after a collision between a Panamanian tanker and a Peruvian freighter in the English Channel. Two aboard the Texaco Caribbean were rescued, while the Paracas carried nine thousand four hundred sixty-one tons. The missing included the tanker captain. an explosion shattered windows and shook homes in a wide area as the tanker split in two.
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Folkestone
England
UPI
English Channel
Tvwenly
Texaco Caribbean
Paracas
Futkestowa
Hawk Tells Lessons Learned In Vietnam
Washington | Senate Armed Services Chairman John Stennis argues lessons from Vietnam require Congress declaring war for major engagements, rejects unlimited presidential power, and notes shifts in opinion among doves and hawks. He cites past debates over Cambodia Laos and Thailand and emphasizes congressional consent before extended combat.
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Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
Jacob K. Draylis
Frank Church
John GC
Sterinis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Vietnam
United States
Heyer
Congress
U.S
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Javits
Church
Senate
Stennis
Jackson
Mississippi
Nixon
Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
Capitol Hill
Abortion Loan Fund Organized By University Of Maine
University of Maine students set up a 5000 dollar loan fund to help coeds travel to New York for legal abortions. Borrowers may obtain up to 400 dollars from the Population Control Fund Committee, financed by a 12 dollar activities fee. The fund aims to provide safe, legal options and is run by students with administration calling it a student activity.
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Crono
Maine
APL
University of Maine
New York
William Baird
Boston
Population Control Fund Committee
Robert A. Graves
UMO
George Chalmers
Kenneth M. Curtis
Chalmers
Supreme Court weighs liberalized abortion laws in several states
The court begins arguments on Dr Milan Vuitch's District of Columbia case challenging a vague abortion statute. It also reviews four other cases from Minnesota Texas Georgia and Louisiana, testing limits of state bans and medical judgment.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Alssuen
Sciences
Gerhard A. Gesell
Arnold Gesell
Vuitch
Gesell
Justice Department
Wultch
Minnesota
Texas
Georgia
Louisiana
Jane E. Hodgson
St. Paul
Hodgson
James 3. Hallford
Dallas
Arthur K. Holton
Isadore S. Rosen
Amite
New Orleans
Six Months Maximum For Killing Vietnamese Student
In Qui Nhon South Vietnam military officials plan to try Army Private Malias Yenguirre 22 of Brownsville Texas for negligent homicide in the shooting of a 16 year old student who supposedly tried to steal cargo from a U S army truck The court could impose a maximum six months confinement and a discharge if found guilty Preliminary hearings were set to last about two hours amid anti American demonstrations in Saigon and accompanying student rallies against the United States
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Qui Nhon
South Vietnam
UPI
PFC
Malias Yenguirre
Brownsville
Tex
Yzaguirre
Nixon condemns Soviet facility bombings amid Jewish pressure
President Nixon and 73 American Jewish leaders condemn recent attacks on Soviet facilities in the United States as morally wrong. They demand ending violence while voicing support for emigration rights for Russian Jews in a letter exchange with Nixon. The note from leaders and Nixon appears in a Western White House release.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPD
Nixon
United States
Jewish Defense League
Soviet Union
White House
Republican Party
Max Fisher
Detroit
Arthur Herman Wouk
Washington
Metro bills push urban relief in Virginia Senate
Sen. William B. Hopkins leads a $21.8 million package to aid Virginia metropolitan areas including a $4 million plan to adopt local welfare payments by July 1 and $7.8 million for water and sewer projects. House counterpart by Del. Willis M. Anderson aims Henrico County city status amid school desegregation tensions with Richmond.
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Huichmond
UPI
Virginia
State Senate
William B. Hopkins
Roanoke
Hopkins
General Assembly
Senate Rules Committee
Del. _ Willis M. Anderson
Henrico County
Henrico
Richmond
Chesterfield
William .F. Parkenson
Senate
House
Beauty Parlor Battle Over Male Clients in New Jersey
In Millburn New Jersey Robert's Beauty Parlor has boosted business 25 percent by welcoming male customers restricted by 1933 law that bans men from beauty shops while barber shops admit men. Owners Ramus and Bonas campaign against the rule joining female stylist Katherine Krichel in Belmar who was fined for giving a male a haircut. They cite anti discrimination and seek petitions and court appeals as they expand services including an $8 shampoo haircut and restyling into a looser look.
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Robert
Robert Ramus
Robert Bonas
Ramus
Bonas
Katherine Krichel
Belmar
State Board of Barber Examiners
State Superior Court
Roberts
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