U S Planes Fight Heavy Fire Over North Vietnam
American fighter-bombers clashed with a Soviet built MIG interceptor and endured heavy anti aircraft fire while bombing North Vietnamese defenses. The six day surge in air action included B52 strikes on supply routes along the Ho Chi Minh trail and clashes near the A Shau Valley with at least ten U.S. aircraft involved. Viet Cong attacks in Quang Ngai Province killed seven U S soldiers and wounded 34 as booby traps and mortar barrages increased.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
North
U.S
U.S. Commando
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
U.S. Navy
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
A Shau
Tapanoia Hits Foggy Bottom
Attorney General John N. Mitchell says a congressman critical of the FBI suffers from tapanoia the belief that a telephone is being tapped. He denies charges by Hale Boggs and Edmund Muskie that the FBI conducts widespread snooping, including wiretaps, and says Boggs and Muskie owe the FBI and director J Edgar Hoover an apology at a Kentucky Bar Association meeting.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John N. Mitchell
FBI
Mitchell
House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Kentucky Bar Association
Boggs
Muskie
J. Edgar Hoover
Marchers Pause In City Friday
A blue school bus carrying nine young antiwar protesters from Ohio arrived in Frederick to join the Washington D C demonstrations. They carry the People’s Peace Treaty and plan to donate the bus to the Medical Committee on Human Rights in Washington.
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Frederick
People’s Action Center
South Market Street
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Vietnam
Washington
David Station
Kent State University
Ohio University
Athens
Columbus
Elaine Civera
Mason Welch
Kent
Elaine
Medical Committee On Human Rights
Jeff Kemp
Jan Lazear
New Haven
Bobby Seale
Rackley
Thant and Jarring Plan Mideast Talks in Geneva
U N Secretary General Thant flies to Europe to confer with Gunnar V. Jarring as peace talks are postponed. Rogers, visiting the Middle East, aims to explore ways to sustain momentum toward peace with stops in Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia. The trip follows a NATO meeting in Ankara and may discuss reopening the Suez Canal.
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Associated Press
Mideast
U.N
U Thant
Europe
Gunnar V. Jarring
Jarring
Moscow
New York
Thant
Geneva
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Rogers
Ence
Washington
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Central Treaty Organization
Ankara
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Suez Canal
High School Lobbyists Seek Ban on Nonreturnable Bottles
Baltimore AP report about Parkville High School students coached by Ralph Jaffe persuading Md lawmakers to sponsor bills to ban interstate shipment of nonreturnable beverage containers. The project aims to cut litter and promote returnable bottles, with hearings anticipated and plans to lobby Congress alongside support from Yale Florida Hawaii and Stevens Institute.
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Baltimore
Congress
Ralph Jaffe
Parkville High School
Ridgely Junior High
Jaffe
Clarence D. Long
D-Md
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Mathias
Long
Dma
Joseph P. Vigorito
D-Pa
Yale
Florida
Hawaii
Stevens Institute of Technology
New Jersey
Man Indicted For W Va Burglary In Jefferson County
The Jefferson County West Virginia Grand Jury indicted Dennis Ray Talbott IV on a March burglary charge of a home in Jefferson County owned by Ernest W. Ausherman of Clover Hill. The case names Talbott as the suspect in the break in filed by a Frederick resident.
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Jefferson County
West Virginia
Frederick
Ernest W. Ausherman
Clover Hill
Dennis Ray Talbott IV
Mause Remains In Shock Trauma Unit
James Mause chief clerk of the Maryland House of Delegates remains in critical condition in the shock trauma unit at University Hospital Baltimore after an April 13 car accident near 1708. He was riding with driver Tfe John Blake assigned to the Frederick County delegation in Annapolis and returning from a late General Assembly meeting.
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James Mause
Maryland House of Delegates
University Hospital
Baltimore
Mause
Tfe
John Blake
Frederick County
Annapolis
General Assembly
Aiken Calls for a Specific U.S. Vietnam Withdrawal Date
Senator George D. Aiken urges President Nixon to set a definite date to pull U.S. troops from Vietnam, signaling it early enough to avoid charges of political timing. He doubts Congress can fix a date, and notes the president has constitutional authority to withdraw. He mentions possible Dec 1 timing and discusses war Powers bills with Foreign Relations Committee.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
Senate
Nixon
Vietnam
Congress
Vermont
Aiken
Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
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W. Va
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Westmoreland Davis Memorial Foundation
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