U S Pressures Reds at Paris Peace Talks
United States voices firm stance at Paris negotiations, rejecting Russian proposals and demanding substantive discussion. Officials say Moscow has refused to discuss or negotiate, signaling a stalled peace process and heightened tension in postwar talks.
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U.S
Paris
Lodge
United States
South Vietnam
Mme
Nguyen Thi Binh
Nixon
Saigon
Tham Dang Lam
South
Five Marines charged in Camp Lejeune brawl death
At Camp Lejeune North Carolina five Black and Puerto Rican Marines were charged with murder rioting and assault in the killing of Cpl Edward Bankston of Picayune Mississippi who died July 28 eight days after a racial brawl involving about 60 men at an enlisted club party. They face general court martial and are held at the base brig.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Cpl
Edward Bankston
Picayune, Miss
Bankston
1St Battalion
6Th Marines
Mediterraean
William Calmer
D-Miss
Mario Biaggi
D-N
Leonard F. Chapman
Marine Corps
Biaggi
RB. McC. Tompkins
Tornadoes Rain Death at Resorts
At a church resort area a tornado killed three adults and several children with many missing. Authorities described a wide destruction path from Emily to Hill City and lakeshore wreckage as rescuers searched for survivors amid collapsed cabins and capsized boats.
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Washburn Lake
Upper Michigan
Leif Goodman
Evanston
Tfl
Wells State Park
Menominee County
Hot-Sale Sex Novel Hoax by 25 Writers in Newsday Plan
From A-L summer 1966 stocky McGrady described a sensational plan to publish a best seller by soliciting 24 writers, including Gene Goltz and others at Newsday. The outline centered on a suburban love triangle and a plan to seduce men, with contributors composing chapters and McGrady rewriting to assemble the book.
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McGrady
Harold Robbins
Jacqueline Susann
Newsday
Gene Goltz
Pwitzer
Spuston Post
Long Island
William S. Mc Iwain Jr
Harvey Aronson
Jack Schwartz
Bernard Bookbinder
John Cummings
Cummings
Gillian
Lauren Bacall
Mike
Nieman
Harvard
Billy Young
Penelope
All-Volunteer Army Proposal By Fourteen House Members
Fourteen House members from both parties introduced legislation to end the draft by creating an all volunteer army. Rep. William A Steiger Wisconsin said pay and benefits could cost 4 to 7 billion dollars to attract volunteers, while Pentagon estimates place the cost at 8 to 10 billion or more.
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Washington
UPI
William A. Steiger
Tt-Wis
Billlion
Pentagon
Nixon seeks 10 billion to fix transit system woes
In a message to Congress President Nixon proposed a 12 year program to finance mass transit. He urged 39.5 billion for capital improvements and 3.1 billion for the first five years. The plan aims to expand buses rails and subways and reduce congestion while replacing aging facilities. The funds would be split with cities bearing two thirds and the federal government one third.
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House
Senate
Nixon
White House
Congress T9
Chicago
Baltimore
Dallas
Indianapolis
Striking Firemen Defiant In Gary Indiana
Gary Indiana firefighters defy mayoral ultimatum to return to duty or face suspension and demotion. A few union members reported back by 7 30 am while others entered stations and left. Mayor Hatcher planned suspensions and sought names of striking firemen. Local 359 rejected a volunteer emergency unit plan amid protests tied to demonstrations for higher pay.
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Gary
Ind
UPI
Richard Hatcher
Hatcher
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