UN Violations in DMZ Escalate As US Reports Shelling
The USS Command charged North Vietnam with over five thousand DMZ violations since the November 1 bombing halt. Four Sunday shelling incidents wounded 24 Marines and killed eight, all near the DMZ as U.S. forces returned fire. Officials say Hanoi denies any agreement tied to the halt, while intelligence notes heavy buildup along the northern DMZ rim.
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De-Escalation Hard by Vietnam War Stakes
White House sources say any de-escalation short of troop withdrawals is too complex to implement while Hanoi rejects mutual pullout and attacks continue. They cite Dong Ap Bia Hill fighting as proof of difficulties and discuss how Nixon might communicate unilateral limits. Withdrawal remains seen as the best path to reduce violence.
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Saigon Rejects Pact Linking Constitution to Peace Talks
Saigon's chief negotiator Pham Dang Lam said at the Paris talks that South Vietnam's constitution cannot be bargained with Hanoi or the Viet Cong. He added no presidential elections before 1971 and rejected any package deal altering the constitution or election timing.
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Disruptions Bizarre Obscene at KU Hearings
During a disciplinary hearing about campus demonstrations at Kansas University, students and faculty testified on field actions. Witnesses Ambrose Saricks Fred Perrenot Donald Huggins Gary Mason aided evidence with photos while Marilyn Bowman defended her observer role.
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41 KU Students Facing Charges
Kansas University Disciplinary Board hearings released the list of 41 students charged for noncompliance with ROTC review guidelines tied to a May 9 chancellor's event. Open hearings reveal testimony about participants' roles in a disruption as the board prepares private action decisions.
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Harrison Trial Postponed to June 9 in Douglas County
The jury trial of Mrs Alfred teen Harrison, 30, of 1005 Ky St, for felonious assault against a police officer is postponed to June 9 in Douglas County District Court. She remains free on 1500 bond. The delay follows postponement of Larry Green's trial for property destruction. Three other suspects posted 1500 bond each on first degree robbery charges for a dawn knifepoint theft from Mike Lon necker near Templin Hall.
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Slovak Town Toasts Apollo 10 Cosmonauts and Cernan Kin
In Vysoká nad Kysucou Slovakia residents celebrate Apollo 10 splashdown with Imrich Cernan cousin of Eugene Cernan leading a toast to the trio of astronauts. The town gathers around a small TV as memories connect generations of the Cernan family to the Space Age.
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Burning Cross Found In Rural Area Yard
Obie Floyd reported a five foot burning cross in his rural yard near Midland about three miles northwest of Lawrence at 11 15 p m Monday. Several unidentified subjects fled the scene as Sheriff Rex Johnson offered no explanation for the incident.
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Janet Winn injured in KU campus accident
Janet Winn 19 of Gower Place received treatment at Watkins Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car at 2 02 p m Monday on Sunnyside Drive near Robinson Gymnasium. Driver David K Ross 21 of 1621 Edgehill Rd estimated speed 25 mph. Police report lists 20 mph zone.
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Hutchinson Boy Killed In Tragic Accident
A two year old boy Anthonie R Simmons son of Mrs Roys Simmons and Roys Simmons was killed when struck by a car in front of his Hutchinson Kansas home Monday evening according to AP report.
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Lawrence Pool Delay After Inlet Leak Forces Repairs
Central Park pool cannot open before next week due to an inlet leak needing repairs. City Commission discussion planned this afternoon to set a formal opening date. Community Building meeting at 7:30 tonight invites adults to join the 1969 Lawrence Swim Team program led by Bob Hines from 7 to 9 am daily at the new pool.
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