China accuses Soviet of border incursion in Sinkiang
The Chinese Foreign Ministry delivered a note to the Soviet Embassy in Peking alleging dozens of Soviet troops crossed into Yumin County Sinkiang Tuesday night. The protest reports shots fired killing a Chinese herdswoman and the kidnapping of a herdsman, demanding halt to encroachment and the return of the kidnapped man.
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Red China
Sinkiang Province
New China News Agency
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Peking
Yumin County
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
China
Arta
Webb G
Scow
Oswet
Caer
Iran
Ussuri
Manchuria
White Policeman Acquitted in 1967 Detroit Killing
An all white jury acquitted suspended white policeman Ronald August of murdering Aubrey Pollard, a 19 year old Black youth, during Detroit race riots. Judge William Beer had limited verdict options to first degree murder or not guilty. Federal conspiracy charge in Algiers Motel case remains.
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Mason Mich
Detroit
Algiers
William Beer
Beer
Ronald August
Aubrey Pollard
August
Pollard
Rebecca Pollard
Burke Receives Geography Honor and Buffalo Assistantship
Jack Burke of Oswego native and 1969 SUNY Oswego graduate earned an outstanding and meritorious study citation from the National Council of Geographic Education. He has received a SUNY Buffalo assistantship to pursue a master's degree starting in September.
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Jack Burke
Eastith St
National Council of Geographic Education
State University College
Oswego
John D. Burke
State University At Buffalo
North Vietnamese attack hits three U S bases south of Da Nang
North Vietnamese forces attacked three U S bases near Da Nang in the night. United States reports 14 Americans killed and 6 to 8 wounded, with 76 enemy soldiers killed. In the heaviest strike, sappers breached an artillery base, killing 11 Americans and wounding 32. A flame thrower and 12 rifles were abandoned.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
Tam Ky
Pauper’s Funeral for 12 Killed in Fire in West Virginia
In Parkerburg West Virginia 12 members of the Bailey family died in a predawn house fire. Suspected arson by Susan 15 and Roger 13 Bailey two siblings accused of murder after investigators found gasoline traces. Caskets lined funeral home then to Elizabeth for a common grave. welfare covering about 1600 dollars.
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Parkersburg
Wva
Susan
Roger Bailey
Roger
D. V. Eaton
Judy Fury
Joliet, Ill
Wirt County
Elizabeth
Charles Bailey
Registration Slated for 3 Day Firemen Convention
The Northern New York Volunteer Firemen's Assn. Inc. plans its 73rd convention in Oswego June 12 to 14 at Hotel Pontiac with 400 plus delegates. Registration starts 5 p.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. Friday. Officials from Oswego greet attendees at a 7 p.m. dinner, followed by committee meetings and addresses by state leaders, with forums, a water ball contest, a ladies day program, and memorial services Saturday led by local fire officials. Label
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Northern
New York
Oswego
Oswego County
Lawrence J. Dwyer
Onondaga County
State Firemen’s Association
Samuel J. Beckman
Hudson
Guy L. McGowan
Penfield
Carlton Hueber
Newark
Charles McCumber
Clifton Springs
Richard J. McMahon
Joseph L. Mottele
Manchester
Bus Carrying 28 Children Flips Over in Crash
A Bedford New York school bus carrying 28 children overturned after colliding with a dump truck on Route 172 near Interstate 87. Two children were admitted to Northern Westchester Hospital in Bedford Hills for treatment described as not too serious. the rest were treated and released. The bus driver was Kenneth McPhee of Mount Kisco. the truck driver was Thelmar Edmonds of White Plains. the construction company is A. J. Orlando Construction Co. It was the second major Westchester school bus accident in three weeks, following a fatal crash on May 23.
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Bedford
N.Y
Westchester
Arlene Pitman
Cynthia Xifo
Bedford Hills
Kenneth McPhee
Mount Kisco
Fox Lane Middle School
Thelmar Edmonds
White Plains
A. J. Orlando Construction Co
Westchester County
Dear Mr Beef Why Women Smoke and Wear Rollers Questioned
A reader asks about why women, including high school girls, smoke on streets and why they wear rollers in public. The letter criticizes apparent public appearance and urges private styling.
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Mr. Beef
Nixon Urges Hanoi to Walk Through Open Door to Peace
President Nixon urges North Vietnam to join in peace by either withdrawing forces from South Vietnam or negotiating in Paris after the Midway Island summit. U S. officials warn Hanoi has not signaled matching withdrawals while confirming a complex path to eventual troop reductions.
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Hanoi
Nixon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Paris
State Department
U.S
Midway
Saigon
Vietnam
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Viet Cong Forms Provisional Government for South Vietnam
The Viet Cong announced a weekend congress formed a provisional revolutionary government for South Vietnam and named top NLF officials to lead. Saigon calls it a trick tactic aimed at influencing peace talks, while Washington and Saigon would likely reject recognition.
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Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Midway Island
Congress of ‘Resistance Forces
Vietnam
Saigon
Thieu
Midway
Republic of Vietnam
South
Hanoi
Communist Party
Radio
Republic of South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Binh
NLF
United States
U S and Cambodia to Resume Ties at Charge dAffaires Level
Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced Cambodia will resume diplomatic relations with the United States at the level of charge d affaires. He also broke ties with West Germany and halted West German aid, citing disputed frontier issues and U S observations on sovereignty.
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
United States
Norodom Sihanouk
West Germany
East Germany
Willy Brandt
Sihanouk
Washington
Thailand
South Vietnam
U.S
Nixon rules out wage and price controls
President Nixon has no plans for wage and price controls, the White House said. Press secretary Ziegler stated there will be no anticipated controls. Kennedy testified the country might be near runaway inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Paris talks welcomed new South Vietnamese seat
A South Vietnamese provisional revolutionary government will attend the Paris peace talks replacing the National Liberation Front as its seat, announced by a senior leader. The shift signals a change in representation at the negotiations.
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Paris
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Rochester tuition rises for 1970 71 at University of Rochester
The University of Rochester announced tuition increases for the 1970 71 academic year ranging from 250 to 400 dollars due to higher operating costs affecting students and campus finances.
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Rochester
N.Y
University of Rochester
Eight Yale students jailed for campus disruption ban defiance
Eight Yale University students began 30 day terms in jail for defying a court order that barred disruptions on the Morningside campus. The AP report notes the Yale community faced sanctions as authorities enforced the ban amid ongoing protests.
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Morningside
Former nun Jacqueline Grennan weds Paul Wexler in private Missouri ceremony
Jacqueline Grennan, former nun and Webster College president, and Paul Joseph Wexler, New York businessman, have obtained a marriage license and will marry this afternoon in a private ceremony at Grennan's home on the Webster College campus.
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Jacqueline Grennan
Webster College
Paul Joseph Wexler
New York
Tive
Miss Grennan
National Liberation Front Outlines Provisional Government Plan
The National Liberation Front declares a provisional revolutionary government for South Vietnam and releases a 12 point action plan. It pledges cooperation with other political parties to form a provisional coalition government and to organize a general election to create a National Assembly.
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Saigon
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Baptists Under Attack at Southern Convention Meeting
In New Orleans AP reports Baptist Students Concerned led by 21 year old David Swink of Furman University seeks an antisegregation resolution before the 15,000 delegates at the Southern Baptist Convention annual gathering in progress here.
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New Orleans
Southern Baptist Convention
David Swink
Furman
Charleston
S.C
Federal judges restricted on side jobs. Supreme Court spared
The U S Judicial Conference limited off bench pay for most federal judges while allowing expense reimbursement and possible public interest pay with fellow judges approval. Chief Justice Earl Warren convened the meeting after Abe Fortas’s resignation, though justices remain outside the conference’s authority. Justice Brennan left a summer teaching post at NYU’s Appellate Judges Seminar.
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Washington
U.S. Judicial Conference
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Abe Fortas
Wolfson
Robert Leflar
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