Curfew Imposed as Ceylon Faces Large Insurgent Rebellion
In Colombo a 24 hour curfew is ordered amid a large insurrection led by militant student Marxists. government forces number about 25,000 with rebels possibly up to 80,000 to 100,000 sympathizers. Prime Minister Bandaranaike urges restraint while U S citizens are cautioned.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
U. S
Protest Groups Unite to Campaign Against War and Poverty
Dozens of civil rights and antipoverty groups join antiwar militants to protest hunger discrimination and U.S. Vietnam involvement. The People's Coalition for Peace and Justice grows from 100 organizations, led by Hosea Williams and David Dellinger, with May moratoriums urging withdrawal, guaranteed income, and release of political prisoners.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Hosea Williams
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
United States
Southeast Asia
David Dellinge
Chicago
People’s Coalition
SCLC
National Welfare Rights Organization
National Students Association
Jews For Urban Justice
Committee of Returned Volunteers
War Resisters League
New Mobilization Committee
Cambodia
Coalition
SCLS
New York
Offtrack Bets Prove Successful in New York Debut
In New York the Off-Track Betting Corp. reported a strong maiden start as two shops opened despite a manual ticket system causing long waits. Bettors wagered on Roosevelt Raceway harness races, with handle reaching 62,306 dollars, far above expectations, while debt and delays linger from prior labor disputes and a costly computer system.
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Richard Schaplowsky
Scotch Plains
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OTB
Long Island
Howard J. Samuels
Grand Central Terminal
Queens
Samuels
Roosevelt Raceway
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Bobby Blinkers
Women Sky Marshals Confident Of Ability
Washington AP reports four women who trained as sky marshals say they are capable of handling hijackers. The graduates, in their 20s and single, trained by Treasury for the FAA, emphasize firearms, judo, and karate with high confidence and minimal fear of danger onboard.
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Sky Marshals
Treasury Department
Federal Aviation Administration
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Brezhnev Confirmed To Reds Top Job At Congress
Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev was confirmed as general secretary and the Politburo lineup shifted new top figures into No. 2 spot with Nikolai Podgorny listed second. Kosygin dropped to third while four veteran party workers were added to the Politburo.
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Soviet Union
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Viktor V. Grishin
Moscow Party
Dinmukhamed A. Kunayev
Kazakhstan
Vladimir V. Shcherbitsky
Ukraine
Fyodor D. Kulakov
Grishin
Kunayev
Shcherbitsky
Politburo
Alexander N. Shelepin
Secret Police
Moscow City
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Ex-Penn Central Officials Cited in Suit
Civil complaint accuses former Penn Central officers Bevan Gersbecker and Hodge and two firms of secretly manipulating railroad resources for personal gain. Penn Central says losses and reorganization followed. no dollar amount specified. Gersbecker declined comment. Bevan and Hodge unavailable.
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Penn Central
Wall Street
U.S. District Court
David C. Bevan
Gladwyne, Pa
Penn Central Finance Commit
Penphil Co
Pennsylvania
Bevan, Hodge and
Gerstecker
Bevan
David
Penphil
du Pont FI. Glore Forgan, Inc
Hodge
Penn Central Board of Directorn
Penhil Co
du Pont F.I
Glore Forgan
Gersbecker
Viet Cong Harassing Raids Hit South Vietnam Bases
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces conducted scattered attacks across South Vietnam, injuring six Americans near Saigon and wounding civilians and soldiers at Da Nang Lai Khe and Vi Thanh. Rockets hit Da Nang air base, other targets included Holloway Dak To and a Mekong Delta rally.
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South Vietnam
Central Highlands
U.S
Mekong
U.S. 20Th Engineer Brigade
da Nang
Holloway and Dak
5Th Infantry Division
Lai Khe
Vi Thang
Mekong Delta
da Nang Air Base
Vi Thanh
Beganli Nation Expands in East Pakistan Front
East Pakistanis inch toward independence as Bengali forces control towns west of the Ganges though the army claims progress. Kushtia shows rebels running rail, police and postal services with district committees and tax collection. Monsoon timing looms as rebels report rail bridge, airfield and depot gains reinforced by Indian intel.
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East Pakistan
Ganges
Bengal
West
Pakistan
Dacca
Calcutta
Bangal Desh
Sury
Mohammed Shamsulhaq
Awami League
Awami
West Pakistan
Baluch Regiment
New Delhi
Chittagong
Comilla
Congressplots Hearings Over Calley Case War Policy
Ten House Democrats urge a congressional hearing on Vietnam policy arguing Nixon’s Calley intervention undermines the military judicial system. They say the case distracts from broader policy and that free-fire zones illustrate war conduct issues. Nixon’s decision to ultimate authority is criticized as improvident.
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Washington
House
Nixon
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
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