Moroccan aide commits suicide after failed plot to kill king
Reports from Rabat say General Oufkir shot himself as rebel pilots attacked the king’s plane and Rabat airport. King Hassan named Driss Ber Omar El Alami as defense minister as investigations and repatriation of Moroccan air force personnel continued.
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Morocco
Mohammed Oukir
Wiopec
Rabataly
Quikir
al Woopsn
Ute
Oufkir
Driss Ber Omar el Alami
King Hassan
London
Beitish
Gibraltar
Massad II
Morocco Wall
Salinger Paris Talks With North Vietnam Confirmed
McGovern aides briefed reporters after a Paris visit by White House aide Salinger amid claims he acted as agent in secret talks with North Vietnamese negotiators about POWs. McGovern denied involvement and stressed war end should not wait for the election. Dougherty later released a statement confirming the Paris discussion and its intent to assess changes affecting prisoners.
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Salinger
White House
Nied
Paris
U.S
McGovern
John F. Kenned
Hanoi
McGover
Richard Dougherty
Fierre Salinger
Hangi
Heavy U S Air Strikes Hit North Vietnam
U S forces launched nearly 400 air strikes against North Vietnam on Wednesday in the heaviest raids since full scale bombing resumed 444 months ago. The strikes targeted supply stacks bridges storage areas fuel depots and the Xuan Mai training complex near Hanoi as Kissinger met with President Thieu in Saigon amid tensions. The U S Command reported no losses as Hanoi claimed four U S planes shot down.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Neuyen van Thiew
Nixon
Thiew
Hanoi
TIS
Teday
Xuan Mai
Ranoi
Nixon veto on health and education funding
President Nixon vetoed a measure funding health and education beyond his budget, including National Institutes of Health research and hospital grants. He argued the bill overstretched federal spending while maintaining welfare and social-services controls. Senator Magnuson denounced the veto as a misaligned priority though acknowledging budget imbalance.
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Nexon
Senate
Nixon
House
D-Wash
Kissinger Thieu Hold Secret Two Hour Vietnam Parley
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and South Vietnam leader Nguyen Van Thieu met in a secret two hour talk upon Kissinger’s arrival from Europe. Kissinger dismissed questions on new peace proposals and said the session focused on the general political and military situation. The meeting followed a Paris talks with Le Duc Tho and sparked speculation of a deal ahead of President Nixon’s re election campaign.
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Switzerland
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Thigu
White House
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Vietnam
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le Duc Tho
South Vietnam
Tho
Hanoi
Peste
Nixon
Thieu
Spassky Seeks Victory in Tense Chess Faceoff
Spassky opens with a vigorous king’s pawn in Reykjavik as he battles Fischer in a crucial match. Spassky, needing a win to lift his fortunes, blundered in the 13th game after a bold start. Fischer, arriving on time, countered with the Sicilian defense and later clinched a win in a different game.
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Boris Spassky
U.S
Bobby Fischer
Spassky
Fischer
Wiseler
Sereel
Clark accused of holding POW facts
Washington and the Pentagon accuse former General Karri Clark of withholding information about American prisoners in Southeast Asia. Pentagon spokesman Jerry Friedhelm says Clark has not shared photos tapes or letters with the Defense or State Department despite Clark claiming contact. Maj. Gen. Daniel James notes only 1548 of 6600 Geneva Convention required letters have been received this year. The Pentagon continues to rebut Clark's statements on Hanoi's treatment of POWs and U.S. bombing claims.
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Pentagon
Alty
Karrisey Clark
Defense of State Departments
North Vietnam
Clark
Jerry W. Friedhelm
State Department
Friedhal
Hanoi
United States
Coast Guard searches for missing after Oregon coast storm sinks boats
A powerful storm along the north Oregon coast sank multiple fishing vessels. Five boats were confirmed sunk including the Dixie Lee and the Karen T. and Coast Guard divers recovered two bodies while three others remained missing presumed drowned. Six aboard other boats were saved as crews and residents aided by rescuers. The storm, limited to southern Oregon and northern California, eased by evening with winds at about 20 mph.
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Karen T
Coast Guard
Virginia Phead
Grants Pass, Ore
Lim Vie
Jim
Donald
Sam
Tixie Les
Clayton Dooley
Brookings
David Dooley
Dooleys
Dixie Lee
Oregon
Californa
California
Coast ‘Guard
Pan. Am
Untangling Errors and Cries of Security at Rome El Al Flight
Officials in Tel Aviv blamed Rome airport for a security slip on a night flight to Tel Aviv. El Al denied blame, stating two full security checks were completed with passengers cleared and baggage opened. In a separate coastal incident, multiple boats sank in rough seas near Brookings with four rescued by the Coast Guard and survivors recounting perilous waves.
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WLAL
Tel Aviv
Rome
Siipup
el al
Trome
Reward Offered in Girl Killing Case Continues
Windreds of friends and associates were interviewed but no leads were found. Secret Witness will pay $1,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the murderers of Jatt Maesh. Call 436-2526 by midnight on weekdays or 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays, or write Secret Witness P.O. Box 67 Long Beach Calif 2001.
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Jatt Maesh
Ib Pia
P.O
Long Resch
Calif
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Richard
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