Army civil disturbance plan sought broad spying targets
A 1968 Army plan lists more than 90 subjects for intelligence gathering during racial and antiwar protests including militant leaders, sympathizers, and media personnel. Officials say some agents violated orders after forces were committed, and the plan was rescinded last June amid Senate probes into domestic spying by Army intelligence.
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South Vietnamese claim Hill 31 retaken amid Laos battle
Saigon reports recapturing Hill 31 near the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos as U S backed air support claims seven Soviet tanks destroyed. Vietnamese spokesmen say 1,000 enemy dead in three days, while field officers warn heavy Viet Minh losses. fighting expands toward Cambodia with a battalion of 400 wiped out and 371 North Vietnamese killed.
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Fernandel Dies At 67 After Illness In Paris
Paris AP report confirms comedian Fernandel born Fernand Contandin died after a long illness at home on a Paris street. He had cancer and cobalt treatments, collapsing last summer while filming in Italy, ending a career with over 140 films and famed as Don Camillo in The Little World of Don Camillo.
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Apollo 14 crew in public appearances after quarantine
Apollo 14 astronauts Alan Shepard Stuart Roosa and Edgar Mitchell freed from quarantine and returning to public life. They planned ceremonies in Houston and a Washington news conference before a weekend at Camp David with President Nixon.
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Journal Rates To Be Raised
The Journal will raise home delivery to 80 cents a week from 70 cents effective Sunday. Newsstand prices rise from 10 to 15 cents daily and 20 to 25 cents Sunday. A 15 cent monthly service charge is added for motor route drivers placing papers in tubes. News staff share in the adjustments due to rising production and delivery costs.
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Tornadoes in South Again Across Blizzard-Battered Plains
A late February storm lashed the Northern Plains with wind and snow while arctic cold followed. Central regions faced subzero temps and heavy snow with 4 to 5 foot drifts in places, and 50 motorists abandoned cars in Willmar Worthington. Rain spread from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley as tornadoes hit Alabama and Mississippi damaging fifteen homes and five businesses at Eutaw with no injuries.
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State of siege declared in Colombia over university riot
President Misael Pastrana Borrero proclaimed a state of siege after violent clashes at the University of Valle in Cali. Troops surrounded the campus as about 5 000 striking students clashed with police, leaving 15 dead including students, soldiers, and a mechanic, and 49 wounded amid flying rocks and gasoline bombs.
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Cold Ohio Weather Deepens Chill Into Tomorrow
A cold front sweeps through Ohio dropping readings to around the 30s by day and about 25 for tomorrow morning. Skies clear Monday but temperatures stay low with no significant warmup in sight.
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Big Four Accepted By Egypt in Middle East Talks
Cairo’s Al Ahram reports Egypt ready to accept unanimous Big Four decisions on the Middle East including cease-fire timing. Sadat cites progress in UN talks and extends the truce 30 days after agreeing to a second extension. Egypt abandons plans for an urgent U.N. Security Council meeting over Israel's withdrawal demands.
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Railroad Negotiating Session Called Today
Washington D C negotiators for the AFL CIO United Transportation Union and the Railway Labor Conference met to avert a possible nationwide rail strike Monday. A Labor Department spokesman said progress was made Friday but much work remains. Three other unions have reached agreements with the railroads. The UTU, a 190 000 member group, has not threatened a walkout though it could strike Monday if Congress does not end the planned one day stoppage Feb 10.
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