Anti Thieu Protests Rattle Saigon In Turbulent Night
Police and students clashed across four Saigon districts in ongoing anti government and anti American demonstrations. Fire bombs burned cars while tear gas filled the Chinese quarter as 100 students at Van Hank University protested compulsory ROTC style training.
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Saigon
Cholon
Minh Mang
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S. Navy
National Assembly
Buddhist van Hank University
Baby's Will To Live A Wonder
At four months Ty White survived multiple life threatening conditions after premature birth. doctors credit a psychological will to live and his mother pat white who endured heartbreak and aided his care with nurses and surgeons. Ty’s condition included colitis severe clotting deficiency and pneumonia with multiple transfusions and surgeries before he reached five pounds and went home.
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Westminster
Calif
Ty White
Selden C. Beebe
Pat White
Visut Kanchanapoom
Frank White Sr
McGovern Attacks UN China Policy in Tokyo
Senator George McGovern in Tokyo criticized President Nixon for backing seating both Communist China and Nationalist China in the United Nations. He met with Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda who said Japan would support the U S position but did not expect it to prevail. McGovern urged a settlement on United Nations representation and Peking Washington relations, stating Peking is the sole legitimate government of China.
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Tokyo
George McGovern
Nixon
China
United Nations
Peking
Washington
South Dakota Democrat
Japan Press Club
Takeo Fukuda
McGovern
Fukuda
Japan
U.S
Peking Washington
K NEA Delays Suit Decision In Kansas Education Row
In Topeka Kansas the Kansas National Education Association delays a decision on filing a suit to overturn a ruling denying pay raises for many Kansas teachers. Dr Melvin Neely says a decision is likely Monday after further research and coordination with the National Education Association. The suit would challenge OEP directives tied to 1971 72 contracts and note disparities with other states where raises were granted.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Melvin Neely
Neely
The
Kansas National Education Association
Association
National Education Association
Federal Office of Emergency Preparedness
Kansas-Nea
Bob Wooten
OEP
Irene Eyes Nicaraguan Landfall From Tropical Spotlight
Irene, a tropical storm, was set to hit Nicaragua near Bluefields around midday after passing east of the coast. Forecasters said it likely would not reach hurricane strength. a rare turn could send Irene into the Pacific, though heavy land interaction might prevent this.
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Miami
Irene
Edith
Carolina Foothills
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Paul Hebert
National Hurricane Center
Central America
Pacific Ocean
Hebert
Pacific
Medina Still Faces One Murder Charge At My Lai trial
In a ruling by Col. Kenneth Howard, Capt Ernest L Medina faces only one charge of premeditated murder for the My Lai killings. The 1968 case now includes involuntary manslaughter for 100 deaths and the assault charge for firing over a Viet Cong suspect. If convicted of murder, Medina faces life imprisonment. the other charges carry lighter penalties.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest L. Medina
My Lai
Kenneth Howard
Medina
Howard
Charlie Company
F. Lee Bailey
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