Bombing in North Vietnam Seen As Potential Peace Bid
A U S visitor assails the North Vietnamese bombing as a failure while urging restraint and possible talks in Geneva. Ashmore, with William C. Aggs and Luis Quintanilla, said May meetings could pressure Hanoi toward peace negotiations, noting U S morale at home remains strong though escalation risks Chinese involvement.
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Chi Minh
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Vietnam
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Reduction in Phone Rates Across Pacific Points
NEW YORK AP UPI The Amelia Telephone and Telegraph Co announced plans to cut private line voice and telegraph rates between the United States and Pacific points. Most reductions apply to private line services between the mainland and Hawaii with lower rates to Guam the Philippines and Japan. Total reductions amount to nearly 2.8 million and take effect today for voice grade service and Feb 18 for private line telegraph rate reductions. Private line customers are mainly business industry and government and pay a flat monthly rate for unlimited use between specified points.
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Pacific
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Japan
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Relief From Tests Relief From Tests
The University of Arizona's Alpha Phi sorority held a playful event on campus parking lot grounds. Members formed two lines and hurled whipped cream pies at each other, an activity leaders said boosts morale and helps them study better, despite the mess and sticky aftermath.
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University of Arizona
Alply Poe
Soviet leaders make unprecedented trip to Poland and Europe
The Soviet premier and top three leaders, including Brezhnev era figures, traveled abroad together for the first time since their rise to power. The group met Polish leader Wojciech Jaruzelski and others in Warsaw and Moscow to align on Western and Asian policy, signaling urgency over Vietnam and Sino-Soviet tensions. Observers note the trip’s significance amid shifts in China’s internal upheavals and calls for a world Communist summit to isolate Beijing.
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UPI
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China
Poland
Leanit J. Breadney
Nikola Padgorny
Treniiér
Alexei Nv Kasygin
Hey
Dies Krenlin
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Troika
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HNL
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S. A. Student Faces Drug Charge After Dormitory Find
Stephen l Moore, 19, a Texas ARM University student from San Antonio, was referred to a promissory bond and suspended after a dormitory discovery of marijuana and peyote plants in brass trash cans. He claims the plants were a test, saying possession is a state and federal offense. Seeds reportedly came from Arizona near the Texas Rio Grande Valley.
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Stephen l Moore
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al Moore
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Marie Juina
Moaye
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Moore
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