Ky accuses Thieu of leading South Vietnam toward dictatorship
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky charged President Nguyen Van Thieu risks dictatorship as Thieu pushes ahead with a lone candidate race on Oct 3. Military briefs report Operation Sow 720 ended with 4,104 enemy killed and 446 South Vietnamese dead, while U S helicopters and B52 raids continued around the DMZ amid combat and Cambodia- and Hanoi-led blasts. Ky urged self-reliance and reconciliation, saying he would serve Thieu if competent.
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Quang Tri
Commad
Saigon
Thur
Thien
Thieu
EE Thieu
South Vietnam
Utd
Cahill Still Held In U.S. Immigration Review
Cahill, head of the Irish Republican Army's Provisional Wing, remains confined at the U S Immigration Office in Manhattan while officials study his eligibility to enter the United States. A 10 month old visa was revoked amid claims of a murder conviction and lack of valid visa. Durkan, Cahill’s lawyer, said the activist refused to sign admission statements and plans a fundraising tour to buy weapons for attacks in Ulster.
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New York
UPI
Joe Cahill
Irish Republican Army
U.S
Manhattan
Cahill
Dublin
United States
Frank Durkan
Paul O’dwyer
Cahil
Durkan
Kennedy International Airport
Capon
Ulster
State Department
Mom Shot As Kids Watch At Salt Lake Market Robbery
In Salt Lake City a bread delivery man was killed and a mother wounded during a small neighborhood market robbery. A second delivery man entering the store during the hold up described the moment as gunfire echoed and the robber fled. The mother, Caral Kingston, 30, underwent emergency surgery and was listed in extremely critical condition. Police questioned multiple suspects but had no determinate leads.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
William J. Bryant
Murray
Utah
Mike Rown
Woods Cross
Bryant
Jerry
Brian Kingston
Caral Kingston
Hayward
Watson Admits Killings, But Couldn't Do It Again
LOS ANGELES Watson testified he carried out the Labianca and Tate killings under Charles Manson’s orders but fled when told to kill again. He said he later hitchhiked, drifted to Mexico, then returned to Manson’s circle, ultimately leading to his arrest for the murders. He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Los Angeles
Charles Tex" Watson
Charles Manson
Big Shot
Manson
Spahn
Texas
Mexico
Death Valley
Employes Consider Purchase of Chicago & North Western
ICC examiner endorses NETCO plan to let 14,000 railroad workers buy the 11,5004 mile line from Northwest Industries. The sale could create the nation’s largest employee owned firm if approved, but restrictions are urged as the transaction faces financial and technical hurdles. The plan involves NETCO taking $401 million debt and paying $19 million over 20 years, with stock to employees on a salary related scale.
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UPI
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Northwest Industries
Edward J. Reidy
North Western Employes Transportation Co
NETCO
McGovern Heads Onward With World Mystery Tour
Senator George S. McGovern announced an 11 day trip starting Sept 9 including Paris and Southeast Asia stops with a Tokyo finish. He will not reveal details until Paris, and Hanoi is ruled out, while aides hint talks with negotiators may occur in Paris as he shifts focus from Vietnam to domestic issues.
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Southeast Asia
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Vietnam
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Tokyo
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Jeff Gralnick
Hanoi
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Senate
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Blacks and Whites Clash At Sunset Park School
White parents and Black students clashed outside Sunset Park High in Wilmington as desegregation measures entered a tense week. Police arrested 19 youths at two schools in Austin, Texas, for weapons or disorderly conduct. The day saw ongoing patrols and sporadic fighting at McCallum High. authorities aimed to prevent repeat incidents.
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Tex
McCallum High School
United Press International
Wilmington
Sunset Park School
Abram Morris
McCallum High
Jackie Kennedy declines JFK Center opening attendance
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis has canceled plans to attend the September opening of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, citing a dreadful experience and personal fears after being mobbed in Warsaw. Nancy Tuckerman says the decision was made for personal and private reasons. The incident in Warsaw followed the funeral of Edmund Radziwill, where crowds chased her, forcing a streetcar escape.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPT
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
John F. Kennedy Center For Performing Arts
Washington
Warsaw
Nancy Tuckerman
Edmund Radziwill
Onassis
Finance ministers discuss dollar devaluation in Paris meeting
Finance experts from major economies gather in Paris as France proposes devaluing the dollar to address the Nixon measures. Renaldo Ossola chairs a conference of monetary officials from seven nations amid calls for coordinated currency revaluation. In other dispatches, seven Thai soldiers die from a land mine near Nakhon Phanom and heavy rains devastate Uttar Pradesh killing 48 with widespread damage.
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Conference of Monetary
United States
Britain
Japan
West Germany
Italy
France
Canada
Beligum
Holland
Sweden
Bangkok
UPI
Nakhon Phanom
Stampede toll in India and Japan travel plan
PTI reports 14 dead in two Indian cities as crowds stampede seeking scooters in Udaipur and a temple gathering near Madras. Four women die in a temple stampede in Kumbhokonam. Tokyo approves 545000 dollars for Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako’s European tour, with Alaska stop to meet President Nixon.
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Press Trust of India News Agency
PTL
Udaipur
Rajasthan
India
PTI
Subramaniam
Kumbhokonam City
Madras
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Hirohito
Nagako
Europe
Alaska
Nghita
Nixon
U.S
Anchorage
Israel Presses for More Jets to Support Canal Talks
Israeli sources in Jerusalem warn Washington that Israel will harden its stance on reopening the Suez Canal unless it receives additional American warplanes. They say the balance of power tilts toward Egypt with Soviet weapons, as Egypt Syria and Libya form a Federation of Arab Republics. The three-nation bloc reportedly totals 751 aircraft with 15,000 to 20,000 Soviet advisers in Egypt.
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United States
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Middle East
Jerusalem
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Syria
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Yitzhak Rabin
Ald
Larxlon
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