Indians Using Aircraft On New Front Pakistan
News from New Delhi reports India and East Pakistan border fighting with air support. Pakistan claims Indian troops backed by tanks attacked across five border areas near Jessore and Dinajpur, killing hundreds and damaging two tanks. Indian officials deny aiding Mukti Bahini and seek UN intervention while U.S. urges withdrawal. Dacca imposes curfew as foreign technicians evacuate.
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Radio Pakistan
East Pakistan
Pakistan
Decca
Dinajpur
North Bengal
Orth Bengal
Jessore
Mukti Bahini
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Pakstani
Sules M Khan
U.N. Security Council
Washington
U.S
William P. Rogers
U.N
Dacca
Ocen
West Pakistan
India
Clash At UN Over Disarmament Divides Big Powers
At the United Nations General Assembly China and the Soviet Union clash with the United States over disarmament. Chiao Kuan-hua accuses the superpowers of using disarmament talks to camouflage arms expansion while Malik rebukes China for distortions and slander against the Soviet Union. He says only Rogers opposed the Soviet proposal and asserts world opinion demands withdrawal of bases and troops from abroad.
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Kuan-hua
General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
Lovet
Jacob A. Malik
William P. Rogers
Assembly
Malik
U.N
Rogers
Chiao
My Lai coverup court martial recess in Thanksgiving weekend
Prosecutor Iris Col Henderson leads cross examination of Col Oran K Henderson in Fort Meade Maryland as the My Lai civilian killings case nears four months. The defense challenges inconsistencies while prosecutors press that he knew higher civilian casualties than the 20 reported on March 16 1968.
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My Lai
Henderson
Major Tichenor
Tichenor
Ma Lai
Cairo Dims Its Lights War era drills in city
Cairo reduces illumination as civil defense forces expand and emergency drills proceed. Five tiers of Cairo Tower lights go out, Kass el Nil shops go dark, blue paint on car headlights, and blood banks planned. Interior Minister Namdus Salem oversaw fire drills while napalm handling instructions appeared in state media. The Al Abram paper accuses Israel of a wicked and deceptive campaign for sympathy and weapons from Washington. King Hussein signals willingness to meet Israeli leaders if Israel withdraws from Arab territories including Old Jerusalem.
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Teraet
Middle East
Kass el Nil
Namdus Salem
al Abram
Israel
Washington
King Hussen
Jordan
Old Jerusalem
British pressurE on IRA mounts raids in Belfast district
British troops arrested 19 suspects in a predawn Belfast Ballymurphy raid, raising total arrests to about 1,200 since emergency powers began in August. Of those, around 660 have been freed while the rest remain in custody for interrogation or internment.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Belfast
Ballymurphy
Deaths and Funerals Prompt Local Notices
Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Fisher 51 of 3301 Plymouth Ave died at Middle town Hospital at 3 10 a m after a year long illness Her husband Lloyd Sr a son Lloyd Jr a mother Edna Walterhus a sister Virginia Roberts and three grandchildren survive Services set for 10 a m Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with calling hours Friday and Hamilton hours on Friday A memorial for Grace Unzicker 9 Collinsville died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a 10 day illness She was a member of Camden Chapter Order of Exxxum Star Collinsville Grange and Pomona Grange Funeral at 2 p m Saturday Inman Funeral Home burial Collinsville Cemetery Calls may be made Friday An Eastern Star service and a Grange service planned within hours prior to services
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Jane Elizabeth Fisher
Plymouth Ave
Middletown Hospital
Lloyd Sr
Lloyd Jr
Trenton
Edna Walterhus
Middletown
Virginia Roberts
Indianapolis
McCoy- Leffler
Clifford Stearns
Funeral Home
Emmerson Sr
Eml
Joan Rife
Florida
Genathiiéeen
Inman Funeral Home
Colinsville
Frenaes
Services for Ronald E Rodgers Held in Neligh Nebraska
Funeral services for Ronald E Rodgers 27 husband of Mrs Patricia Rodgers of 2216 Raymond Drive will be at 2 p m Saturday at the Morris Hoepfinger Funeral Home Neligh Nebraska. Rodgers was killed Tuesday at a North Platte construction site where he worked for Commonwealth Construction Co.
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Ronald E Rodgers
Patricia Rodgers
Raymond Drive
Morris Hoepfinger
Neligh
Neb
Rodgers
North Platte
Commonwealth Construction Co
William Sowell 57 dies. barber shop owner in New Miami
William Sowell 57 of New Miami formerly Middletown died at 6 a m Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati He owned Bill's Barber Shop in New Miami and previously worked at Irvin's Barber Shop Middletown Born in Athens Georgia Survived by wife Frances step mother Mrs Armonia Lowell two brothers Pink Woodlawn Lemuel Chicago sister Maedella Sloan Hamilton Services 1 p m Saturday at Israel Baptist Church Hamilton with the Fey Lloyd Blue officiating Burial Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton Friends may call at Hall Jordan Memorial Chapel
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William Sowell
New Miami
Middletown
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Sowell
Bill
Irvin
Athens
Frances
Armonia Lowell
Pink
Woodlawn
Ohio
Lemuel
Chicago
Maedella Sloan
Hamilton
Israel Baptist Church
Fey
Lloyd Blue
Greenwood Cemetery
Hall- Jordan Memorial
Obituary Notices for Lorraine Campbell Harrison Patrick and Emmett Pope
Notices list Lorraine Campbell aged 43 of 701 12th Street with service at 9 30 a m Saturday. Harrison Patrick aged 58 of 120 State Avenue with service at 9 30 a m Saturday at New Church of God. Emmett Pope aged 73 of 615 Lincoln Park Drive with service at 9 p m Saturday at Green chapel.
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Lorraine Campbell
12Th St
Webb
Harrison Patrick
State Ave
New Church of God
Emmett Pope
Lincoln Park Drive
Green
China Delegate Dons New Yarth at U.N. Meeting
Huang Hua the Chinese permanent representative at the United Nations appeared for a Security Council meeting in a dark Oxford gray Western-style suit. He wore a blue shirt and striped blue four-in-hand tie after 12 days in the U.N. building, signaling a shift from his Mao suit.
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Huang Hua
Peking
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Security Council
Huang
U.N
Trial at Kent: ROTC fire set by Rupe in 1970 riot
Ravenna Ohio AP Kent State University ROTC building fire on May 2 1970 was testified by fireman David R Helmling that Jerry H Rupe 23 pushed a gasoline soaked rag through broken windows and set it aflame He is charged with first degree riot assaulting and striking a firefighter and interfering with a firefighter The state rested its case and a defense will present its side The testimony also identified Rupe by a Kent State undercover officer who knew him from prior narcotics inquiries.
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Ohio
Kent
David R. Helmling
Jerry H. Rupe
Kent State University
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Nesses
Rupe
Kent State
Heimling
Teddy
William Maxwell
Maxwell
Lime Dust Costs Nevada Cement Co 52 Million
In Yerington Nevada a judge ordered Nevada Cement Co to pay 2 million dollars to 85 nearby Fernery residents for lime dust damage. Judge Richard Waters described the dust as deliberate and wanton destruction and awarded 5 000 dollars per resident in general damages plus 1.4 million dollars in punitive damages to be divided among the 85 claimants. The firm disputes sole responsibility and may appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Nev
Richard Waters
Nevada Cement Co
Fernery
Waters
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