Border Violations Highlight U S Soviet Tensions
North Vietnamese forces attacked three U S bases near Da Nang overnight, killing 14 Americans and wounding many as North Vietnamese losses were tallied at 76. Simultaneously Red China accused Soviet troops of crossing into Sinkiang, prompting Beijing to demand restraint and compensation.
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da Nang
Tokyo
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Sinkiang Province
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Peking
Yumin County
Sinkiang
China
Soviet Union
Sinkiang-Uighur
Omous
Solviet Union
da Nee
U.S. Artillery
I66th Light Infantry Brigade
Tte
Tam' Ky
Twisters Hit Plains and Areas Amid Severe Storms
Severe weather tore through Plainview Plain Stratford and Hale Center with hail and damaged roofs and shattered windows. Across the plains 13 farms were struck as tornado-like activity disrupted the Texas Panhandle region Tuesday, causing property damage and alarm.
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Associated Press
Plainview
Plain Stratford
Hale Center
Texas
Storms Miss Permian Basin Rips Through West Texas
Storms swept across the Permian Basin with showers and hail in Seminole and Crane. Odessa Midland area kept under a 20 percent thunderstorm chance while temperatures rise to the mid 90s. Severe damage was reported in Plainview where roofs and windows were blown out at a country club and a shopping center, with nearly all 7,000 dwellings and commercial buildings affected.
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Odessa
West Texas
Oklahoma
King Moscow
Kansas
Nikita Fof
Khrushchev
Oklahoma Panhandle
Monte
Plainview
Lees Wee
Panhandle
Marbles
Lubbock
Brownheld
Weene
Benjamin Colegie
Wichita Falls
Abilarts
Royal Oak
Mich
Ben Goth
New Mexico
Texas
Slain Woman Is Identified In Ann Arbor Case
Police identified the slain woman as a University of Michigan student from Royal Oak after linking a body found in a Kalamazoo area morgue to a specific description. Family members described shock as detectives connected the victim to an ongoing string of sex murders in the Ann Arbor Ypsilanti area.
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Joseph Kalem
Alice Elizabeth
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor- Ypsilanti
Funeral for West Virginia girl and brother after church fire
In Barboursburg West Virginia a teen girl and her brother face a mass funeral for 12 relatives killed in a family fire authorities say the siblings confessed to setting. Police reported the pair admitted to starting the blaze amid family tensions over a forbidden relationship with an 18 year old cousin. The youths were processed in Crewe Court after the confession.
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Barbersburg
W. Va
Schedu
Swanrenee
Roger
Creu Court
Susan
Jury Finds Cop Innocent In 1967 Detroit Riot Case
An all white jury acquitted two suspended white police officers of murder in the death of a Black youth during Detroit's 1967 racial riot after judge imposed a two option verdict. The defendant Ronald August, 30, was alleged to have fired a shotgun at Palace Motel. The piece also mentions military action with casualties north of Da Nang and a Viet Nam firefight near Tam Ky.
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Mason Mich
Detroit
Algiers Molek
Eli Iene
William Beer
Roe
Ronald August
Aiers
Detroits
Pust
Peete
Evans Skipper Tells Of Crash And Fallout Across Pacific
Subic Bay Philippines AP US Navy spokesmen confirmed an unannounced message involved in the incident. The Evans skipper testified a routine deployment plan was not an order to move ships. The collision near the Australia Melbourne complex triggered questions about timing and command. Military officials described navigation and withdrawal plans amid ongoing North Vietnamese actions in Tam Ky and Dak To.
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Philippines
US Navy
Stroyer
Frank E.evans
Melbourne
Jnever
Nixon
Jay
Sgj
Evans
McLemore
Wafle 49
Calif
Australian Navy Department
Crabb
Carter
Destoyer
Nixon Awaits Hanoi Reply on South Vietnam Pullout
Washington officials say the United States may withdraw its 25,000 troops in South Vietnam and await Hanoi’s response. They caution the timing depends on North Vietnamese direction and negotiations in Paris. U.S. sources note Hanoi must evaluate Friday’s Nixon-Thieu meeting and the announced pullout.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Heip
Paris
Efield
Eee Nixon
Bee Department
Vietnam
Nixon
Hanoi
Jenday
Midway Island
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon proposal to extend surtax faces tough test
Page 10 Crime brief reports shortages of federal attorneys hampering the administration's war on crime. The item notes congressional scrutiny of President Nixon's surtax extension plan and its potential political hurdles. The short snippet hints at fiscal policy intersecting crime fighting efforts amid legal staffing challenges.
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Nixon
U.S., Cambodia Resume Diplomatic Relations Announcement
The United States and Cambodia agreed to resume diplomatic relations after Cambodia announced recognition of its frontiers and accepted Washington’s stance on territorial integrity. Prince Norodom Sihanouk signaled a shift, citing U.S. actions in Vietnam and border incidents as factors in the renewed ties with a statement that U.S. respects Cambodia’s sovereignty.
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Cambodia
United States
Washington
Prince Stharsouk
Sthanoux
U.S
South Vietnam
Cong
Camjbonian
M Phom Phnom
The Quipster Fish Tales Question
A wry quip questions whether a fish returns home and reports a misrepresented meal size, poking fun at exaggeration and storytelling. The line suggests a humorous take on honesty in a fisherman’s tale.
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