Moscow-Eastern Bloc Rift Deepens Over Prague Reforms
Prague leaders, backed by Romania Yugoslavia and most Western Communist parties, anticipate Moscow will avoid harsh actions as the November world congress nears. Czechoslovaks aim to steady the path for Russians to step back while fearing Soviet moves could destabilize the Warsaw Pact link.
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Negroes Patrol Cleveland Riot Area
After a fatal gun battle on Cleveland East Side, Negro police and community leaders patrolled the area while white officers and National Guardsmen stayed perimeter. Three fires and 13 arrests, 36 looted stores, and ongoing tensions marked the night as authorities quoted Black Nationalist Fred Evans and debated black leadership’s role.
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North Viet Nam presses for bombing halt in talks
In Paris, North Vietnam signals room to maneuver by softening the Viet Cong program for South Vietnam. The talks stall over ending bombing and de escalation as Hanoi demands no U S withdrawal from attacks while preserving military activity. Thuy and Harriman acknowledge stalemate and caution over progress toward a peaceful settlement.
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Army Reserve riot control drill in Raleigh described
Two platoons of Army Reserve troops in 9% heat simulated civil disturbance control at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds. Rioters from Reserve units created chaos as officers preached restraint and careful force, with lessons on crowd dynamics and the show of force approach amid critiques of control gaps.
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B52 Raiders Hit Cambodian Border Bases in Vietnam War
U S Air Force B52s attacked enemy base camps north of Saigon and in the central highlands, dropping 1500 tons of explosives in 10 waves. Four Allied fighters were shot down but rescued. Weekly U S casualty totals fell to 167 killed, the lowest since October, while Vietnamese and enemy deaths remained high. Loc Ninh area saw heavy action with 21 enemy killed and 1 American killed.
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Nixon eyes potential running mates in tight vice ticket
In Cincinnati AP reports Richard Nixon is narrowing his vice presidential options to about seven men as rivals dispute his pursuit of the GOP nomination. Polls test reaction to candidates including Percy, Brooke, Hatfield, Tower, Reagan, Evans and Romney amid a secretive, shifting selection process.
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