Massacre report in Dak Pek amid highlands fighting
Reds strike in central highlands killing about 100 Montagnard civilians including women and children. Saigon and U.S. sources report heavy fighting as North Vietnamese push toward Kontum Pleiku and An Loc while a separate dispatch notes Hanoi urging evacuation of civilians and expansion of air raid shelters.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
Dak Pek
Laos
Pleiku
U.S
Kontum Front
Highway 14
Tan Canh
22Nd Infantry Division
Kontum
Binh Dinh
Delta
An Loc
Hong Kong
Hanoi
Nhan Dan
Protests Move Off Campuses Across U S Streets Today
Demonstrators opposed to resuming bombing of North Vietnam plan mass antiwar actions nationwide after campus protests. While many campuses stayed quiet, clashes occurred at Stanford Michigan and Texas. Demonstrations include a New York rally by the National Peace Action Coalition and vigils in Provo Oberlin and other cities.
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Richard Boudreaux
Associated Press
U.S
North Vietnam
New York
California
Columbia University
New York City
National Peace Action Coalition
Federal Building
Provo
Utah
Oberlin
Ohio
Hollywood Beach
Fla
Jacksonville
Moscow
Idaho
Stanford University
University of Michigan
University of Texas
Syracuse University
University of Maryland
Boise State College
Princeton University
Boston University
Colby College
Waterville
Maine
el Paso
Tex
Range of bloodshed in Northern Ireland shocks editors
In Belfast violence erupts as a deaf mute is tarred and beaten, a man is shot in the leg in New Lodge, and a Protestant Shankill Road man is killed outside a tavern. Bernadette Scullion, 18, flees to England after hair shaving and paint abuse for dating a British soldier amid three years of sectarian conflict. Jo Grimond condemns IRA thuggery in Bournemouth as British anger grows.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
England
Irish Republican Army
Liberal Party
Jo Grimond
Bournemouth
New Lodge
Shankill Road
Bernadette Scullion
Moon rocks drive marks Apollo 16 second lunar trek
Apollo 16 astronauts John W. Young and Charles M. Duke Jr. resume a seven hour lunar drive aiming for Stone Mountain amid volcanic rock quests. They collect white rocks during the first moon buggy trip, unsure if remnants came from volcanic flows or meteorite impacts, while Mission Control restores rest for a tighter schedule.
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Moon Men
Mission Control
Duke
Young
Earth
Stone
Orion
Descartes
Thomas K. Mattingly II
Stone Mountain
Moon
Howard Wilshire
U.S. Geological Survey
Dog lover leaves $400000 to shelter
Eva Tranter of Newport died September 2, 1970 at 85 bequeathing her estate of 400000 dollars to the Campbell County Animal Protective Association. Cincinnati attorney Paul Steer said the will probated in Campbell County Circuit Court. The shelter group plans to use the money for an addition.
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Newport
Eva Tranter
Campbell County Animal Protective Association
Oscar Hondell
Fort Thomas
Miss Tranter
Cincinnati
Paul Steer
Campbell County
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Spook
Plum
Buster
Margaret Ann Ewell
Ottawa
David Ewell
Kansas City
Miss Ewell
Hondell
Bickey
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