U S Planes Blast Reds Near Hue
U S planes and naval bombardment reported near Hue slaughtering about 400 North Vietnamese troops. Tanks were destroyed and 600 strikes were carried out, with fighting spreading from the Mekong Delta to Hue area. Prisoners described pep pills used by attackers, aiding rapid retreat. A North Vietnamese regiment reportedly crossed the DMZ to reinforce fronts.
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McGovern Eyes Oregon Primary Signals Victory Push
Sen George McGovern aimed to extend his lead in Oregon as he seeks to surpass his Massachusetts 52 percent showing. Sen Hubert Humphrey skipped Oregon campaigning to focus on California where 271 delegates await the winner.
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George McGovern
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Los Angeles
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Robert F. Kennedy
Phoenix
Ariz
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
Nixon Arrives in Moscow for Summit Talks
President Nixon flies to the Kremlin for a week of talks with Leonid Brezhnev in Moscow after a cool airport welcome. The arrival included Nikolai Podgorny, Alexei Kosygin, Andrei Gromyko, and diplomats with Rogers and Kissinger among the U.S. group.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Kremlin
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Peking
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei
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Kosygin
Andrei A. Gromyko
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Anatoly Dobrynin
Rogers
Kissinger
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William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Nikolai Podgorny
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Wallace Regains Some Feeling After Gunshot Injury
Doctors at Holy Cross Hospital said Alabama Governor George C. Wallace has regained some involuntary movement in his toes and some sensation down to the mid-thigh after gunshot wounds. The bulletin noted stronger movement in the left foot and normal reflexes when the sole is stimulated. Wallace Jr. said his father was regaining feeling and shared a moment of smiles with the family.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Holy Cross Hospital
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George Jr
Slaying of Bokchito Marshal Remains Unsolved
Marshal Carl Hart, 69, was gunned down outside a cafe in Bokchito as he left after paying for milk and cookies. Sheriff Brimage said early evidence is scarce and suspects may have planned revenge. two youths reported a man fleeing behind a feed store while others saw a possible gun or stick. FBI and state Crime Bureau agents are on the case.
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Bokchito
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Albert Harris
Bill
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Chance Of Rain Forecast Soon In Oklahoma Panhandle
A stalled cold front kept moisture low as the Panhandle sees a 30 percent rain chance tonight for Lawton and southwest areas. Temperatures range from a high near 67 to a low around 9, with unsettled conditions continuing into Tuesday.
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Oklahoma Panhandle
Lawton
Southwest
Supreme Court upholds less than unanimous juries for state trials
The Supreme Court rules 5 to 4 that noncapital state court convictions may occur with a less than unanimous jury. Justice White writes that a 9 to 3 verdict is permissible, noting only four states currently use this practice. Dissenters Marshall Douglas Brennan and Stewart argue it erodes safeguards of the Bill of Rights.
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Supreme Court
U.S
Byron R. White
Oklahoma
Montana
Louisiana
Oregon
Thurgood Marshall
William Douglas
William J. Brennan
Potter Stewart
White
Nixon
Carnegie Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash Near Fort Cobb
A 22 year old Carnegie man died in a motorcycle crash three and a half miles north of Fort Cobb. Dennis M. Childers age 20 Route 3 Carnegie was dead on arrival at Anadarko Hospital. Childers veered into oncoming traffic while looking back over his shoulder and collided head on with Edwin Earl Duncan 46 of 1901 Gore Blvd. No one in Duncan’s car was injured.
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Fort Cobb
NSLS
Dennis M. Childers
Anadarko Hospil
Childers
Edwin Earl Duncan
Gore Blvd
Child
Frogmen Sink Hole Damages Ship in Da Nang
Enemy divers blew a hull opening on the U S munitions ship Jefferson City Victory in Da Nang. The damage extent was not released by officials.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
U.S
Jefferson City
Nixon Swept Past Crowd In Moscow
In Moscow Nixon's black limousine sped along Leninsky Prospekt at 65 mph as about 100000 people gathered to greet him. A Russian woman awaiting the President expressed disappointment at the fast motorcade and police kept spectators far back near the Kremlin Borovitsky Gate.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Leninsky Prospekt
Borovitsky Gate
Antiwar Blockade Fizzles at Pentagon Demonstration
About 100 building guards repelled the lead protester as demonstrators tried to enter the Pentagon after a permit had expired. Police began arrests while one organizer claimed the action would not attract press attention. Across the Potomac, about 400 protesters voted to march to the military complex.
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