Bombing near Hanoi escalates amid conflicting claims
Reports from pilots aboard the carrier Midway say bombs hit targets near Hanoi while officials voice caution about possible misfires. Hanoi embassies report damage as U.S. forces attack a railroad yard and nearby hamlets northwest of Saigon. South Vietnamese troops advance into Xem Suoi, with several hamlets already retaken.
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Talks close Kissinger heads home in Hanoi talks
The Paris peace talks pause with no progress as Communist negotiators accuse Nixon of escalation. Kissinger's secret talks appear separate from the main session. Reports of U S bombing of legation and embassy sites in Hanoi prompted protests from France and Algeria. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong reps offered no proof that Kissinger's secret talks advanced the cause, while Pham Dang Lam cites a gap due to Communist resistance to visible concessions.
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Consumer Guardian Fined for Trespassing Incident
James Spancer fined a year old man 25 dollars after the inn claimed the man was only interested in the safety of people. Russell Adams was arrested after a security guard spotted him under a car at an interchange. Adams said he searched nightly to prevent loss of lives of motorists. The judge issued the fine Wednesday.
District of Columbia jail riot prompts emergency hearing
The riot at the DC jail spurred a two year old reform suit, with Judge Bryant ordering readiness for a hearing in two weeks and sending public defenders inside for inmate interviews. He urged separation of 16 and 17 year olds from adults, while inmates urged adequate funding for operations as negotiators worked toward safety and reforms.
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Family hikers survive plane crash after two days
A mother and her two companions were found exhausted and cold after a two day trek from a crash site. They were rescued by a technician at a lookout, taken to Burrell Fire Station, and fed before sheriff's officers provided blankets. A forestry spokesman said the wreckage and search effort left the area difficult. The family later rode a fire truck and survived with fruit and vitamin tablets.
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Loeb rejects Muskie slur letters as real claim
Manchester Union Leader publisher William Loeb says two letters to the paper claim Sen. Edmund Muskie described French-Americans as Cater ticks authentic. He dismisses a Washington Post report alleging White House fakery in Muskie’s New Hampshire primary. He notes a third letter claiming a $1000 payment to plant the story. The Post cites aide Ken Clawson admitting writing one letter amid a Nixon saboteur campaign.
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits Stirling amid Student Protests
Hundreds of Stirling University students jeered as Queen Elizabeth II arrived to unveil a plaque. Police formed a cordon to shield the royal party after catcalls and chants. Some demonstrators hurled missiles and obstructed paths while the queen greeted staff with a calm smile.
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Nobel Prize Honors Edelman and Porter for Antibody Breakthrough
Nobel prizes awarded this year honor Edelman of Rockefeller University New York and Porter of Oxford University for breakthroughs in antibodies that promise to clarify immune system workings. The awards carry $140 000, a diploma, a medal, and lifelong prestige.
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