Viet Cong Says U.S. Raid Killed 34 Civilians Near Loc Ninh
The Viet Cong claimed 34 civilians were killed and injured in a South Vietnam air strike near Loc Tan Loc Ninh on Highway 13 two miles north of Loc Ninh and six miles from the Cambodian border. They urged the ICCS to launch an emergency inquiry as U S officials denied any bombing in the area.
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Heath backs new Atlantic Charter at Congress of Europe
British Prime Minister Edward Heath endorsed the Nixon plan to update the Atlantic Charter linking the United States Europe and Japan. The Congress of Europe urged faster steps toward a European union with a federal parliament elections in 1975 and 1980 unity timelines.
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Marcos Plans to Relax News Media Censorship
President Marcos announced plans to ease martial law censorship on Philippine newspapers radio and television networks. He claimed those media conspired to undermine the government and said journalists may now police themselves.
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UPI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
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National Press Club
Blind Youths Scale Mount Hood in 11 000 Foot Climb
Six blind teenagers from the Washington School for the Blind attempted an ascent of Mount Hood's 11 245 foot summit on the south side near Crater Rock. The group trained for a month with Mazamas volunteers, the climb conducted in clear 50 degree weather before dawn.
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Soviet urging restraint as Lebanon quiets after clashes
Beirut reports a lull in fighting between Lebanese forces and Palestinian guerrillas as Moscow presses both sides to avoid an explosion that could draw in Israel. A coexisting treaty text is being drafted by a joint military commission while Brezhnev nears talks with Nixon. Casualties cited: 46 soldiers and 200 guerrillas. 50 civilians dead per UNRWA. Franjieh seeks removal of heavy weapons from Beirut area as talks continue.
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Congress push to halt Indo China funding without approval
Sens. Church and Case seek a new amendment with 37 co sponsors to bar U S funding for any military action in Indochina without prior congressional authorization and to require approval before aid to North Vietnam. They criticize bombing in Cambodia and warn against unauthorized actions by the Air Force aiding Lon Nol in Phnom Penh.
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Nixon Thanks Mexican Leader After Consul General Release
President Nixon sent a letter to President Luis Echeverria of Mexico thanking Mexico for securing the release of U.S. Consul General Terrence G. Leonhardy. Secretary Rogers then presented a U.S. plan to reduce Colorado River salinity to 1000 ppm, with talks at Los Pinos during Rogers’ Latin American tour.
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Chrysler Defends Front Bumpers in California Lawsuit
Chrysler Corp goes to court in Redwood City to defend front end design amid a $2 million suit by Scott Baker, a Brisbane carpenter left disabled by a 1960s Dodge Coronet incident. Baker seeks $1 million general and $1 million punitive damages. case hinges on alleged chrome eyebrow protrusion and safety.
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Community notices span clubs menus and elections in Okaloosa
Local items announce school lunch menus for Okaloosa County and St Marys, plus society meetings at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Shalimar. Events include the Playground Gem and Mineral Society on May 14, West Florida Stamp Club, Retired Officers Wives luncheon, Bruner Band Parents election night, Destiny American Legion and city election candidate interviews on Channel 6. also dance and slimnastics courses with contact numbers.
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Playground Gem and Mineral Society
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Shalimar
West Florida Stamp Club
Good Shephard Lutheran
Lynn Parrish
Wallace Conklin
John Lowe
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Dallas to host three day Vietnam veteran homecoming
More than 200 POWs from the Vietnam War plan to attend a June homecoming event in Dallas highlighted by a June 2 Cotton Bowl entertainment extravaganza estimated at 350000 dollars. Bob Hope will serve as master of ceremonies and expenses will be paid for POWs and their wives.
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