Bowles Prefaces Cambodia Talks With Cautious U S Pledge
U S Ambassador Bowles vows to avoid aggression toward Cambodia while backing sovereignty neutrality and territorial integrity. He signals possible material aid to the IC C to monitor Cambodian neutrality as Vietnam era tensions persist and Hanoi opposes an accord restricting Viet Cong use of Cambodian soil.
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U. S
Chester Bowles
Cambodia
United States
Bowles
Phnom Penh
Soviet Union
Norodom Sihanouk
Washington
International Control Commission
Vietnam
India
Canada
Poland
United States of America
Sire
Sihanouk
35000 Troops Moved North as DMZ Tensions Rise
The U S Marine force in South Vietnam's northern provinces increased to 35000 men with the Five Regiment moved north to Thua Thien and Quang Tri. Allies and Communists near parity in infantry power as North Vietnamese prepare for a spring campaign near the DMZ. Infiltration through Laos and repeated attempts to strike B 52 bombers at the DMZ area were reported by U S sources.
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Saigon
U. S
South Vietnam
da Nang
Thua Thien
Dmz
Know
5Th Marine Regiment
Highway 1
Con Thien
Laos
A Shau
Washington
Hanoi
Bombing continues as Hanoi peace talks stay uncertain
U S officials say efforts to clarify Hanoi peace terms have not yielded assurances to halt bombing of North Vietnam. Washington seeks not just talks but evidence that stopping air strikes would trigger prompt negotiations and halt North Vietnamese troop reinforcements. Diplomacy remains unsettled as Johnson and Rusk outline conditions for halting bombing.
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John Hightower
Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Hanoi
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Trinh
Johnson
San Antonio
Tex
America
Large New Jersey Train Crash Injures 200 During Rush Hour
A New York bound rapid transit train collided with a rear car near Journal Square Jersey City. About 200 were injured, 18 hospitalized, no deaths reported. Emergency crews, doctors, and Red Cross rushed victims to area hospitals amid freezing conditions. The line serves roughly 100,000 daily riders.
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N. J
Jersey City Medical Center
Port Authority
Journal Square
Clifford Blasi
George Whelan
Red Cross
Fire
Civil Defense
New York City
New Jersey
Snow likely to accumulate an inch or two this weekend
Snow likely accumulates an inch or two before ending tonight or early Saturday. Colder tonight with lows in the mid 20s and highs around 25 to 30 on Saturday.
Romney opens New Hampshire primary drive amid cold reception
Michigan Governor George Romney began his presidential campaign in frigid New Hampshire greeting workers at Sanders Associates Inc. He urged support to topple Nixon, who led polls. Romney predicted victory on March 12 despite Nixon leading in early polls and planned a 60 day push with 22 days in New Hampshire.
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Nashua
N. H
Michigan
George Romney
New Hampshire
Romney
Sanders Associates, Inc
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
China accuses Laos of border raid during conflict flare
Beijing said three pirate planes allied with U S imperialism bombed the Maiachai sector of Yunnan Province on the Laos border injuring Chinese citizens. A broadcast claimed the strike was by U S right wing Laotian aircraft using American built T28s. China filed a strong protest with foreign ministry.
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Tokyo
Red China
U. S
Peking
Maiachai
Yunnan
Laos
Washington
Vientiane
Historian Opens SIU Series on Southern Illinois
John W. Allen launches a six session lecture series at Southern Illinois University titled Legends and Lore of Southern Illinois. The program lineup includes Landscape of Southern Illinois and Future of the region with SIU faculty and community leaders. All talks start at 7 p.m. in Pulliam Hall Studio Theater.
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Roger Stafford
Southern Illinoisan
John W. Allen
Southern Illinois University
Allen
Southern Illinois
Pulliam Hall
Stu
United States
David Luck
SIU Marketing Department
Southern [Illinois University
Katherine Lackey
Lunar soil test by Surv eyor 7 marks major milestone
Scientists at Pasadena California operate the Sur veyor 7 soil testing device on the moon in a soft landing mission that began last Tuesday. The digger scoop places the lab unit on lunar soil to enable chemical analysis by radiation with data sent to Earth and analysis due in about ten to fourteen days.
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Pasadena
Calif
Four Soviet Writers Jailed in Moscow Trial
Four defendants in Moscow's literary trial were convicted of anti-Soviet activities and sentenced from one to seven years, as demanded by the prosecution, according to secret police sources.
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Moscow
Rusk speaks at San Francisco amid violent antiwar protests
Secretary of State Dean Rusk addressed a Commonwealth Club audience as antiwar pickets clashed with police outside. About 1,500 attendees heard him discuss Vietnam, the Middle East, and U.S. policy while 50 protesters were arrested and scattered by police with pepper spray and batons.
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San Francisco
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Commonwealth Club
World Affairs Council
Grace Cathedral
U. S
Vietnam
Middle East
Marine engagement saves man from deadly crash on Montana mountain
Marine Cpl Robert Beard who left the transport before departure to Denver was engaged to Paula Davis. The crash near Mountain, Nev involved 19 Marines killed and a 20th leaving prior to the fatal leg. Air and ground teams worked under harsh conditions with helicopters and a steep 125 degree slope cited as hindrance.
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Battle Mountain
Nev
Hamilton Air Force Base
San Francisco
Bureau of Land Management
Defense Department
Denver
West
Robert Beard
Paula Davis
Gunman Steals About 10000 From Rockford Super Market
A lone robber entered a Rockford supermarket minutes after an armored car delivery. He ordered manager Edward J. Harezlak to fill a sack with roughly ten thousand dollars from the safe and left past assistant manager John Rudolph.
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Rockford
Edward J. Harezlak
Harezlak
John Rudolph
Mallory Semiconductor Division to close in Du Quoin
P R Mallory and Co Inc plans to shut the Semiconductor Division at 424 S Madison in about 30 days due to two years of losses from foreign diode imports. About 100 employees may transfer to the Electromagnetic Division in the same building if new business is won by February 15.
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P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc. Semiconductor
CS. Madison St
du Quoin
Leo Hemelgarn
Hemelgarn
Semiconductor
P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc
Sion
Electromagnetic
Semiconductor Division
Farm strike doubts over market impact in corning Iowa
The National Farmers Organization launched a grain withholding campaign with the slogan No price no production. Chicago Board of Trade officials reported little effect on futures on day one while NFC president Oren Lee Staley defended the tactic. In Denver the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union questioned its effectiveness.
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Corning, Iowa
National Farmers Organization
NFC
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Oren Lee Staley
Rea
Denver
Colo
R. A. Harbo
Rocky Mountain Farmers Union
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