Heaviest raids by U.S. jets near DMZ amid North Vietnam ammo build up
U.S. planes launched the heaviest raids in six months north of the DMZ as North Vietnam boosted antiaircraft guns by about 40 percent since August. The strikes targeted missile sites and supply areas while Hanoi claimed several American planes were shot down. B52s backed by fighter-bombers hit DMZ supply sites and nearby targets, with thousands of pounds of bombs dropped. Meantime, heavy fighting continued in the U Minh Forest area and Pleiku, with Viet Cong rocket and mortar attacks causing civilian and military casualties.
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Mayors Meet On Busing In Washington and Tennessee
Mayors Beverly Briley of Nashville Henry Loeb of Memphis and Robert Kirk Walker of Chattanooga meet with Attorney General John Mitchell HEW Secretary Richardson and others to report on busing experiences Brock and Baker also attend. Sheriff Standon says prisoner death was due to exhaustion not beating autopsy notes emphysema and exhaustion. Memphis to receive nearly 500000 in federal funds for public service employment under a national program. Police probe into a call girl operation with ties to high places expands as three women are arrested at a motel and linked to supplying women for parties and clients.
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UPI
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Nashville
Henry Loeb
Memphis
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Chattanooga
John Mitchell
Elliot Richardson
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Bill Brock
Howard Baker
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Brandon
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Greene County
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L. G. Weaver
Vice Squad
Legislators Plan Strip Mine Strengthening Push
Tennessee lawmakers Victor Ashe and Al Edgar pledge a strong, urgent overhaul of strip mining laws. They propose funding for reclamation, a self tightening enforcement clause, a 28 degree slope ban, and a 150 foot no mining zone near streams, aiming to build public support and boost enforcement.
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Tennessee
Victor Ashe
Knoxville
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Chattanooga
Factions Agreeable As House Checks CEO Bill
Washington report notes House action on a two year renewal of the govern ment's antipoverty programs led by bipartisan support fromRepublicans and Democrats. The measure seeks 2.2 billion for 1972 and 2.5 billion for 1973 with a plan to move free legal services to a private corporation. President Nixon pushed continuance with limited changes amid a broader reform agenda.
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Prayer Vote Forces House Show of Strength in Washington
In Washington the House factions for and against a constitutional amendment to permit non denominational prayer in public places pressed forward. A discharge petition secured 218 signatures, a majority, signaling an initial victory for prayer supporters though opponents warn the battle is far from over. Rep. Chalmers P. Wylie cited the move as a signal victory as the fight continues toward a possible two thirds vote to amend the Constitution.
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Judiciary Committee
Chalmers P. Wylie
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Irish Terrorist Attacks injure soldiers and police in Belfast
Widespread sniping and bombings in Belfast injure two British soldiers and two policemen. A bomb shattered windows at the U S consulate and other buildings while four gunmen attacked the Queen Street police barracks. A customs post near the border and an army checkpoint were also hit, causing shock and damage. The Northern Ireland government reiterates containment of terror as Parliament debates the crisis.
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Gerald Fitt
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Middletown
Irish Republic
Gas Board
Londonderry
Chicago Police Hunt Expressway Robber
A gunman boarded a Greyhound on a Fort Wayne to Chicago run, robbed passengers aboard the Dan Ryan expressway, then exited near the expressway edge. The driver, Walter Tribolet of Lima Ohio, said he was unaware of the holdup until the robber demanded exits. Tribolet assisted law enforcement as the FBI investigates.
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CFI
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FBI
Riot at Clairvaux Prison erupts in hostage drama
In Clairvaux France rioting erupted at the model prison after police opened barricades and freed two hostages a 2 year old guard and a 35 year old nurse. Two inmates killed a man and a woman earlier. 48 of 1300 inmates were involved with gendarmes entering as explosions blew away barricades.
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Clairvaux
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UPI
Guy Giradot
Nicole Comte
Roger Bantemps
Claude Buffet
Kingsport Publishing notices and subscription terms
The issue describes Kingsport Publishing Corporation details at 301 Lyra Garden Dr Kingsport TN 39880 with Sunday and holiday frequencies and a yearly subscription price of 77.42 dollars. It notes Sunday and evening deliveries, United Press news service, and prohibition on reproduction without consent.
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