Hanoi and Nixon clash over Pentagon report at peace talks
North Vietnam accused the United States of concealing the truth about the Pentagon report while Hanoi leaders and Viet Cong spokespeople accused U.S. policy of neocolonialism. U.S. negotiator Bruce rejected debate, reiterating U.S. pursuit of a just Indochina peace despite ongoing deadlock.
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Paris
Ameri Nan
Nixon
Parthe
Pentagon
Hanoi
Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh le
Xuan Thuy
Nguyen Thi Binh
New York Times
White House
Dien Bien Phu
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Bruce
Thuy
Mrs. Binh
North Vietnam
United States
Indochina
Peace activist testifies at House hearing quits antiwar drive
Katherine Anderson of Hickory Hills Illinois says she left the peace movement after attending a May dinner in Chicago sponsored by the Socialist Workers Party and its Young Socialist Alliance. She testified under subpoena to the House Internal Security Committee about Communist influence in antiwar demonstrations and recalled being told not to leave Halstead spoke. The committee chair acknowledged many protesters were sincere Americans not aligned with leaders.
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Washington (Ap
House
Internal Security Committee
Katherine Anderson
Hickory Hills
United Women's
Washington
Anderson
Kathy
Chicago
Socialist Workers Party
Young Socialist Alliance
Richard H. Ichord
Dmo
National Peace Action Coalition
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Presbyterians Call Vietnam War Morally Unjustified
The Presbyterian Church U S A assembly in Massanetta Springs Virginia declared the Vietnam War cannot be morally justified while praising Nixon efforts to withdraw troops. The compromise between progressives and conservatives kept a strong antiwar stance but avoided a full rejection of government policy.
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Massanetta Springs
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Nixon
H.H. Flitton
Norfolk
Decision Due On Economy
President Nixon's adviser Dr Paul McCracken says the economy slow pace means July or August decision on policy with possible tax cuts. He notes April to June stats may show expansion but not enough to cut unemployment, which rose to 6.2 percent last month. Spending is stepped up to reach a 9 percent rise in output this year to below 5 percent unemployment.
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Washington
Nixon
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Associated Press
McCracken
Federal Reserve
Congress
White House
Five Years In Penitentiary For Burglary Case
District Court judge William O Shaver sentenced Willie James Chase 25 to five years in the state penitentiary after a guilty plea to burglary of the Edgar F Reynolds home southeast of Acuff on December 27 1970. I B Littell 18 received ten years probation for narcotics possession. James Rickey Williams 20 received a three year probated term for burglary of the Joe Randolph home April 7. Yvonne Lavern Davis 19 pleaded to aggravated assault and received 60 days in county jail. Harold L Leach 56 got 90 days for second offense driving while intoxicated.
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Willie James Chase
la Don
E. Broadway
State Penitentiary
Edgar F. Reynolds
Acuff
I. B. Littell
Ave. .B
James Rickey Williams
Clovis
Joe Randolph
Carlisle
Ted Holder
Williams
Reese Air Force Base
Shaver
Yvonne Lavern Davis
Ave. C
Harold L. Leach
25Th St
Draft Extension Hurdles Fail In Senate Vote 2 to 1
Senate lawmakers failed to shorten the two year draft extension to 20 months and to expand volunteer incentives. The 48 to 25 vote kept the June 30 1973 expiration date and blocked efforts by Sen. Buckley to trim four months. Amendments to guarantee hearings and a rapid incentives program were rejected 45 to 42 and 44 to 32 respectively.
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Washington
Sentcate
House
James L. Buckley
Con-R-N.y
Nixon
Senate
Mark O. Hatfield
Alore
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Hatfield
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Stennis
U.S
Indochina
Lawton M. Chiles Jr
D-Fila
Big Spring City Attorney resigns amid council clashes
City Attorney Dan Prouty quit to become assistant city attorney in Dallas as Big Spring faces a split over Police Chief Jay Banks. Three commissioners push for Banks removal while a crowded meeting cited alleged cooperation failures with other agencies.
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Big Spring
City Commission
Jay Banks
Dalas
Banks
Texas Ranger
City At
Dan Prouty
Dallas
Commission
Wade Choate
Wayne Burns
Burns
Howard County
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Furr
50Th
Canton Ave
William O. Shaver
140Th District
Altrusa
W. C. Rutledge
69Th St
Altrusa Club
Dorothy Zoe Ward
59Th St
Olen Crump
Rt. 3
G. W. Gilkerson
45Th St
Donald Ashdown
23Rd St
Chiles
Lis
Broadway Bank Americard
Invicta Luggage
Stanly
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