Political Violence and Bombings Across Public Spaces
Editorial argues political violence, including bombings, must be fought by law enforcement and public opinion. It cites California Bank of America bombings by leftist militants and the Puerto Rico Miss USA pageant explosions. It notes motives vary from romance to revenge and praises careful press coverage to avoid glamorizing crimes.
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U.S.A
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Democratic Society
Capitol
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County
Mich
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Massive Communist Invasion Drive in South Vietnam Predicted
Observers say Hanoi pursues a three pronged assault with Soviet supplied tanks artillery radar guns antitank missiles and Strela missiles. U.S. and allies press sustained interdiction as North Vietnamese logistics swell with 14 divisions and vast fuel and ammunition needs.
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Hanoi
Robert Hotz
Aviation Weeks
Space Technoogy Magazine
Soviet Union
Strela
South Vietnam
U.S
Quang Tri
Nixon Moscow talks aim for peaceful world order
President Nixon arrives in Moscow for high level talks with Soviet leaders. The outcome hinges on Soviet willingness to cooperate on global challenges from the Middle East to Vietnam. Russians seek assurances the United States won’t threaten Soviet interests while pursuing reduced military spending and broader trade.
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Nixon
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Hena
Kremlin
Middle East
Far East
Europe
Milwaukee Man Pleads Guilty in Concealed Weapon Case
The article details Bremer's guilty plea to a concealed 38 caliber snub nosed revolver possession during an assault linked incident in Milwaukee. It notes prosecutorial pressure on the weapon charge, legal maneuvering, and mentions related figures and broader political context.
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Wallace
Milukéean
Bremer
Imm
Alde
Arthur Herma
Soviet Navy Submarine Fleet Grows Amid Tensions
Dictum notes the Soviet submarine fleet expanding with both conventional and nuclear boats. U S defense chiefs in Honolulu quote plans for stronger oceanic deterrence as American and Soviet forces keep pace.
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Presidean
Honolulu
Ching ‘Ou Coast Defense
Ray’ Anim
Soviet Union
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