Sit-Ins and Cease-Fire Tensions Mount in Vietnam Talks
Reported cease-fire aims falter as both sides accuse each other of violations. U.S. and allied forces continue air operations in Indochina while Lon Nol's Cambodia halts fighting. rare movement includes North Vietnamese officers meeting to discuss terms, with limited access for reporters aboard C-120s.
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CCS
Canada
Poland
Hugary
Indonesia
Helm
Tronysplante
South Vietnam
SILUS
Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
Aus
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Laos
Lon Nol
North Vietnam
Seigan
Grid star killed by bandits in store robbery
Police recount a fatal store raid where a guard was shot with a sawed off shotgun after robbers used a time lock to access a safe. Arthur Manding, 45, a store assistant, helped open the safe and the attackers fled with a pistol. two women hid in a restroom as the trio escaped.
Lava mountain rises on Iceland's Vatna island
Lava and ash 800 feet high spews from a lifeless volcano on Ticimay Island for six days. Officials warn the lava poses a serious threat to Io Heimay Harbor, a key fishing shipping point near Ireland, as residents describe the eruption and the island's buried church.
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Vestmannaeyjar
Iceland
UPI
Ticimay Island
Io Heimay
Wmaihh
Ireland
Chueh Mountain
Pentagon says PW list incomplete and inconsistent
Pentagon officials say the prisoner of war lists from North Vietnam are incomplete and inconsistent, with some men photographed or identified not appearing on Paris lists. Families seek full verification as defense channels pursue contacts. hopes rise for supplementary lists and direct updates on missing relatives.
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Southeast Asia
Wenl
Paris
Walter Estes
Wilhamston
Mich
Navy T.A
Walter Estes Jr
North Vietnam
Testes
Pentagon
Wriedbein
Defense Department
Phyllis Galanti
National League of Families of American
Laos
Sailure
America
Ecology budget boost faces funding gaps and shifts
The budget raises energy development and EPA funding, with an added 200 EPA staffers for the water pollution permit system. It leaves some key sewage treatment projects underfunded, prompting potential lawsuits against the president over fund impounding.
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Congress
EPA
Nixon Budget Cuts Hit U.S. Domestic Programs
President Nixon proposed a sweeping 1974 budget plan that halves spending on several domestic programs and aims to phase out agencies such as the Manpower Development Administration and the Economic Development Administration. He urged broad revenue sharing and reshaping of housing and education funding to reduce federal control.
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Vietnam
Congress
Washington
John T. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Manpower Development Administration
Capitol Hill
Tle
Great Society
Economic Development Administration
Commerce Department
Cullen seeks halt to abuse in state patient releases
Assemblyman Mike Cullen proposes legislation requiring parental notification and a 15 day review before releasing mentally retarded state hospital patients. He cites a Press Telegram Independent report showing many patients signed themselves out without understanding outcomes, prompting guardian protests and court inaction.
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Mike Cullen
Cullen
D-Long Beach
Independent
Press-Telegram
Long Beach honors POW pilot as symbol of missing in action
L B adopted POW to get mother hug. The Long Beach City Council had adopted Brazerton, a captive for six years, as a symbol of POW MIA issues. His mother spoke of the honor, and his F105 Hazelton was downed near Hanoi in 1966. Capt. Fer was shot down in 1967. his family, including Pete Fer and Ernest and Millie Fer, await news as they once received messages and care packages.
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Long Beach
Brazerton
North Vietnam
Michael
Hanoi
Warren L. Bravellon
Seal Beach
Douglas Aircraft Company
Capt
Fer
San Purky
San Pedro
Air Force Academy
Pete Fer
Air Force
Ernest
Millie Fer
Pacific Avenue
Vista
Viet Gen says Reds used women and children at Cua Viet
South Vietnamese Lt General Lam Quang Thi reports that North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces used civilians to block tanks and flagged areas around the Cua Viet estuary after a cease fire. Civilians were moved, shells began, and Marines at the estuary faced heavy fire. An armored relief column could not advance. Dong Ha is seen as a Communist objective according to Thi.
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Qui Nhon
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
U.S
ICCS
Tvere
Aca
Gia Tam
Hanui
Beiphong
Vietnam
Hein
Cua Viet
Lam Quang Thi
Tepion
Thi
Dong Ha
CIA Viet
Busing Plan Starts in Maryland Area
A desegregation plan moving 12 000 students began in Prince George s County Maryland a Washington area suburb and the nations 10th largest school system amid minor incidents and no major violence.
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Maryland
Washington
UPD
Prince George's County
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Tdget
Rural Electrification Administration
Office of Emergency Preparedness
National Aeronautics and Space Council
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Office of Science and Technology
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John Fer
S. Viet
Reds
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Pthce Rees Ee
Les Eereas
Florsheim
Florsheim Shoe
Arne
Pine Ave
Lakewood Shopping Center
Los Cerritos Center
LA Habra
Torrance — del Amo
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