Husband in Australia Defers Return After Vietnam Wedding
A woman reports her husband reached Australia via Sydney and discovered he had married Cheryl during a Vietnam leave. He chose to defer his return and stay with his bride rather than leave. Belyeu has promised to surrender to U.S. authorities.
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Australia
Cheryl
Vietnam
Belyeu
U.S
UPS
U.S. Marine
Cpl
James Belget
Nouston
Texas
Sydney
Robert Bucklin
Bucklin
Students led by Mark Rudd clash with police at Columbia
About 400 students, led by Mark Rudd, clashed with police at Columbia University in New York. Demonstrators carried red flags and occupied Seabhermerhorn Science Building for three hours during a protest linked to the SDS. A guard used a nightstick, and several students were hit. no arrests were reported. University officials vowed swift discipline for those identified.
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New York
Tebe
Mark Rudd
Regis
Bullhorn
Rudd
Columbia
Blooy Hautles
Democras
University
Todd
Stuelenis
Chicago
Gus Reischback
SDS
William Nala
Sehermerhorn Science
International Revolutionary Assembly
Editor Says Soviet Censorship Fails in Prague
In Prague a Czechoslovak editor argues Soviet censorship has not worked as editors refuse to serve as censors. He notes editors who did censor before January remain, while others refuse. The piece traces Dubeek's regime, the 1968 invasion, and ongoing anti-Soviet reportage across press and radio. Thirteen economists protest in Rude Prava over Soviet criticism of Ota Sik. The writers union urges the Soviet press to stop slandering Czechoslovak intellectuals.
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Prague
UPI
Alexander Dubeek
Antonin Novotny
Dubeek
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Rude Prava
Ota Sik
Czechoslovak Writers
Lisbon Law Professor How To Premiership
Research notes indicate Lisbon figures assess premiership options amid political instability. Key individuals include former minister Caetano and Salazar era allies, with reports of government and university officials influencing potential leadership transitions. Ailing public figures and high level policymakers are cited as weighing the path forward.
Farmer Holds Wife and Four Children in Police Standoff
A chaotic scene in Surewsber y ends with police surrounding a house after a man barricades inside with his family. The suspect exchanged threats and curses as officers attempted to negotiate while maintaining a safe perimeter. The tense confrontation drew in emergency crews and local residents as powers were cut to secure the area.
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Surewsbery
Tan V
Uypaugh
LPL
Janes du Cane
Mawett
Union Leaders Rally To Wallace Threat To Labor Vote
AFL-CIO leaders order a mass campaign to portray George Wallace as harmful to labor. Meany warns Wallace could steal northern Democratic votes from Humphrey as unions aim to shift member support by pamphlets linking Wallace to low Alabama wages and Ku Klux Klan associations. The drive includes voter registration spending and targeted outreach in northern cities.
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New York
Con
Afl-Cio
Alabama
Federation
George Meany
George Wallace
Muhert A. Humphrey
States
Wisconsin
Teo Lahor
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Meany
Wallace
Nepraes
Midwest
Asinojs
Michigan
Birmingham
North
South
Ohio
Law and Order
Maryland
Machinists’ Union
AFL
Malaysia suspends diplomatic ties with Philippines over Sabah claim
Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman announced Malaysia would cut diplomatic relations with the Philippines after Manila declared Sabah part of the Philippines. He recalled Malaysia’s ambassador, put armed forces on alert, and said Australia Britain and New Zealand were not asked to defend Malaysia. Rahman spoke after over 2300 demonstrators gathered at his residence to pledge support. The Philippine president had signed a law asserting Sabah as Filipino territory, while Manila said it did not intend to seize Sabah by force.
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Kuala Jwmpur
Malaysia
UPI
Prrate
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Philippines
Sabah
North Borneo
Rahman
United Nations
Thant
Ite
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Teahman
Manila
Mesithin
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Actor Franchot Tone Dies At New York Home
Actor Franchot Tone, a star of stage and screen for decades, died Wednesday at his East Side New York home. He was 62 and had been ill for some time. The cause was not announced though reports cited possible lung cancer. Funeral services were said to be private.
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New York
Lane
East Side
Lancer
Frank
Campbell
Agnew and Muskie Rally Western States in 1972 Campaign
Spiro Agnew addressing 4000 at the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas condemned Humphrey backed schemes and said the nation needs a new man not a No 2. He and his family then moved to Carson City and planned a Los Angeles fund raising dinner. Edmund Muskie spoke in San Francisco saying Vietnam War must be settled by negotiation and concessions and warned of racial strife as he campaigns through Sacramento and Salt Lake City.
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Las Vegas
Ney
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Hubert F. Humphrey
Lone Ranger
Yonto
Sahara Hotel
Humphrey
Agnew
Paul Laxalt
Carson City
Governor's Mansion
Los Angeles
Century Plaza Hotel
United States
Muskie
California
Sacramento
Salt Lake City
What happens to the world’s best margarine container
Virginia Parker bakes cupcakes for her son using the container to keep treats fresh over long trips. Sam Gorn uses the smooth sided container to arrange flowers while Elvira Pallading stores items for an Easter basket. The ad touts ongoing efforts to improve an airtight aluminum container for Mrs. Filbert’s margarine with ridges removed to yield every last bit of flavor.
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Virginia Parker
Viet Nam
Sam Gorn
Elvira Pallading
Mrs. Filbert
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Lisbon Law Tive
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Coloniae
Law Faculty Council of State
Miltary
Lisbun University
Cueto
T Ve
Houston Merritt
America
Froni
Bi Merritt
Farmer
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Broad St
Franchot Tone
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West
San Francisco
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Commonwealth Club
Hag
Tore Coupon
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