South Vietnamese Paratroops Push Toward Quang Tri City
South Vietnamese paratroopers with U S advisers drove toward Quang Tri City from the southwest in a rapid assault on North Vietnamese fortifications. They recaptured two district headquarters and a string of artillery pieces while Marine units moved closer to the city. Government spokesmen reported heavy enemy losses and ongoing air strikes as refugees fled toward Hue.
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Quang Tri City
Mai Linh
Quang Vi
Hai Lang
Quang Tri
Gail Farrow
Grbana
Ohio
la Vang
Farrow
U.S
Phong Bien
Hue
Mockingbird song amid Monroe nights sparks Chit Chat
In Monroe the mockingbird, a member of one of 53 true songbird families, serenades at night near homes. The article notes the bird’s song can disturb sleep and mentions Texas law against shooting mockingbirds, contrasting with other songsters like owls and whip-poor-wills.
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Monroe
Sony
Texas
Kuwait confronts Rogers over U S Middle East policy
Kuwait urged Secretary Rogers to change U S policy accusing it of unfairness that endangers American prestige in the Middle East. Sheikh Ahmed pressed Washington to pressure Israel to withdraw from Arab land and warned of continued aggression toward Lebanon. Rogers said the U S seeks no privileged position and aims for peace. He noted Egypt and Israel negotiations as key progress toward peace.
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Kuwait
William P. Rogers
Middle East
al Ahmed
Rovers
United States
Israel
Lebanon
Ahmed
Iraq
Soviet Union
Rogers
Persian Gulf
Culf
Eulf
Bahrain
America
Beirut
Egypt
Nin
Ona
Sapts
Arizona
West Wirgo
Fay Federab Vete Janes
Ronald Z. Aiweeter
Ant
Con
Stet
Gibbon
Democratic
van Washington
Nisan
Zieder
John Bo Connally
Wade
Paris
Secretar Connally
Southeast Asia
Connalis O
Nixon
Iis
Som
Vietnam
Cambodia
Spassky Walks Out as World Chess Title Feud Stalls
Russian champion Boris Spassky protested Fischer's late arrival and left a meeting to draw lots for the first move. FIDE president Euwe warned the world title bout could be postponed or canceled as Fischer slept and seconds represented him.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Boris Spassky
U.S
Bobby Tischer
Internaional Chess Federation
FIDE
Max Icuwe
Spassky
Fischer
William Lombardi
Paul Marshall
Andrew Davis
Lothar Schmid
Euwe
New York
Pound Slumps as British Currency Drops in Exchange Markets
The British pound fell to 2.4125 dollars amid a 7.3 percent devaluation in foreign exchange trading. Banks in West Germany and Switzerland intervened to prop up the dollar while gold and currency markets in London and Zurich showed shifts, with the pound trading near the floor against the franc and Belgian francs moving.
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London
UPI
Europe
CHP
Pency
West Germany
Bundesbank
Washington
Luxembourg
Zurch
Zurich
National Bank
Brussels
Beioy
No-Fault Backers Get Last Chance To Advance Bill
The Louisiana Senate Judiciary Committee B plans a noon meeting to consider amendments to a no fault auto insurance bill. Governor Edwards had halted the measure but Sen. Robert Jones secured one more chance to craft acceptable amendments amid criticism of the $45000 benefits, $500 threshold, and broad exceptions.
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Bill
Baton Rouge
Lacap
Senate
Administration
Edwin Edwards
Judiciary Committee
Robert Jones
Lake Charles
Edwards
Jones
Holiday Weather Dampens Independence Day Celebrations
Unseasonably cool conditions and scattered showers spread across much of the nation on Independence Day. Birmingham, Alabama saw heavy rains while the Northwest and Rockies posted 40s and 80s amid a broad cool spell. Forecasters warned of possible frost in Upper Michigan as a Southwest heat wave persisted with weeklong highs near 100. Early readings ranged from 38 in Marquette to 101 in Needle, California.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Rocky Mountain
North Central States
Upper Michigan
Marquette
Mich
Neeidles
Calif
North and South Korea Agree on Unity Talks
North and South Korea said in high level talks in Seoul and Pyongyang they will set up a joint committee and a hotline to prevent accidents and promote peaceful unification. Leaders Chung and Kim attended as South Korea and North Korea agreed to refrain from armed provocations and to start negotiations for peaceful unification without outside interference.
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North
South Korea
Seoul
South
North Korea
Ogg
Pyongveane
Marshelds
Lee Tuerak
Centrabane Telligence Agency
Kim Youn Joo
Vidance Department
Kim
Lee
Newsmen
Three Arrested In Joy Slaying Of Playing Child
Three men were arrested early today on investigation of quipeder on the as parcouls mma treeless shiavinss oo Joxee Arm Staff oof dawinian Geardens an Sunedas Thes. The child died 900 minutes later at a hospital after being shot in the ward of a friend. Sheriff Peter Pitchess called the murder wanten renamed a Lalidatory.
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Qiupeder
Sunedas
Tresig Hospital
Peter Pitchess
Nixon urges world to visit U S for bicentennial fete
President Nixon appeals for millions of visitors to the United States for the 1976 bicentennial. He speaks in a radio broadcast from the Western White House urging openness, peace through people to people contact, and a welcoming stance to visitors during the celebration era. He notes immigrants helped shape America and calls for trust and cooperation amid Cold War tensions.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
The
World Today
United States
America
Necon Sandino
White House
Aires
Nisan
Weather dampens Fourth plans as storms sweep region
A string of thunderstorms and heavy rain battered the area Monday into Tuesday, delaying Fourth of July activities. Winds up to 50 mph caused property damage in Oak Grove and Lake Providence, felling trees and damaging roofs while utilities and telephones were disrupted. No injuries were reported. highs reached 93 and 74 in some spots as forecasters expect more showers tonight and Wednesday and cooler temperatures in the mid 80s.
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Pemustana
Pan
Oak Grove
Lake Providence
Iroll
Rye
Woofe
Sael Hye Os Agyed
Robert Norman Costello
Harry Lee Cunit
Penn
Iinson
Massine
Bill Grossman
Aoear
W P
Madison
Morehouse
Tensas
Union
Selman Ifield
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