McGovern backs fixed withdrawal date to oust Thieu
Sen George McGovern urged a June 1 total U S troop withdrawal from Vietnam and implied Thieu would resign if a fixed date were set. He said Paris talks show Thieu is blocking peace and prisoners' release, and if Thieu falls a provisional government, possibly led by Gen Minh, could pursue talks.
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House Arrest for Yahya Ends Military Rule in Pakistan
Rawalpindi AP reports that deposed President Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan and Army Chief Gen Abdul Hamid Khan are placed under house arrest. The move, stated as in the state’s and people’s best interests, follows Bhutto’s rise and calls for war accountability.
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Laos war drives on as N Viet forces renew annual offensive
North Vietnamese troops press two fronts in Laos amid U S air strikes. Laos reinforcements rush to reopen Highway 13 linking Vientiane to Luang Prabang as Long Cheng near the capital endures artillery siege and Bolovens Plateau battles shift control to Meo and government forces on Route 23 near Ban Gnik. The campaign, annual in dry season, starts earlier than usual.
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Kurfess Attacks Pay Hikes In Ohio House
House Speaker Charles F. Kurfess accused Gov Gilligan's administration of sneaking through salary raises for appointees under a bill. He urged the Finance Appropriations Committee to review the provision as the Senate had passed pay raises. He said the assembly did not intend 20 to 70 percent increases for administrative pay while allocating 50 million dollars to update state salaries. He cited proposed increases of 38 cents per hour or 10 percent, with higher boosts for top officials and attorney examiners.
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Power outage blamed on 13 200 volt underground cable fault
A malfunction at a First Avenue and Canal Street CG&E substation caused a northeast Middletown blackout. Traffic lights on Tytus Avenue Nelbar Street Charles Street and Flemming Road were affected as police and CG&E reported first complaints at 7 20 p m service restoration by 7 50 and complete restoration by 8 50 p m Dozens of calls filled the local CG&E office and police headquarters
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Fire Strikes Again In Downtown Cincinnati
In a 24 hour span a third major fire damaged a 33 room house in Indian Hill. Henry Hilberg and his family escaped unharmed as Edgewood Investment Co faced about 150000 dollars in losses. Fire crews from five towns battled the blaze.
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Weather outlook: showers and warm spell mid 60s
The forecast calls for cloudy and windy skies with a high in the low 60s and a 60 percent chance of showers this afternoon. Showers continue tonight with a low in the 30s and a diminishing 30 percent chance by night.
Wallace aims for Democratic bid as rivals crisscross Florida
Wallace files the declaration of candidacy for the Pennsylvania primary while Florida becomes a target for his entry. Muskie and Lindsay traverse Florida seeking support, with Muskie stressing the ticket cannot win with a Negro VP. Humphrey plans to announce in Philadelphia as Hartke pitches a national revival program. Nixon displays a white elephant plaque amid an African tour symbolizing Ivory Coast charity.
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Chuckle A beautiful woman is one you notice
A lighthearted quote contrasts two ideas of beauty and charm by noting a beautiful woman is seen by you while a charming woman notices you.
Long Term Trouble Seen In Presidents Economies
A University of Pennsylvania economist warns Nixon's economic policy offers a short term boost but risks inflationary bias. Ross S. Preston of Wharton foresees a possible capital goods boom and urges fine tuning to avoid 1969 to 1971 style troubles, with forecasts predicting inflation dip then rise, and concerns over federal deficits and housing funding.
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Inside the Hutterites Peace and Prosperity
A feature on the Hutterites detailing their American reach over nearly a century their communal living and austere faith bringing peace and prosperity to followers despite modern trends. The piece contrasts their lifestyle with hippie-era ideas and notes context on page references within the issue.
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