Clashes in Belfast mark six month high violence
In Belfast Roman Catholics and Protestants fought in two street incidents injuring four and prompting British troops to separate the sides. IRA leader Joe Cahill fled to Dublin amid US entry blocks and is reportedly returning to Belfast as violence surges amid sectarian tensions.
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Panthers drop into battle near Khe Sanh in Vietnam
South Vietnamese troops and U S air units pressed operations near Khe Sanh on the sixth day of a major campaign below the DMZ. 220 Black Panther Troops were airdropped to a ridgeline north of Khe Sanh while a Ranger unit pushed toward the Laotian border, with officials stressing no cross border action. President Thieu threatened resignation if he fails to win at least half the vote in the October 3 one man presidential election.
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Dzu Cleared of Narcotics Link Charge
Saigon military investigators found no evidence to support allegations that Lt. Gen. Ngo Dzu, commanding the Central Highlands, was a narcotics kingpin. The two month probe included intelligence from the U.S. embassy. officials provided no further comment.
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McGovern sees path to peace after talks with Hanoi
U S Senator George McGovern met North Vietnamese negotiators in Paris on a four hour session and a luncheon with Xuan Thuy. He said peace seems possible within the seven point framework and will present specific proposals upon returning to Washington. He urged a firm troop withdrawal deadline and noted the war’s impact on U S politics and economy.
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Egyptians vote on constitution
Cairo voters approved a 193 article permanent constitution granting President Anwar Sadat expanded powers and emergency measures with an expected landslide. The document also limits police home searches without a court order, guarantees rights until proven guilty, and defines Islam as the official religion.
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Chilean official threatens Latin American economic reprisals
Hubo Cubillos of Chile warns Latin America could buy more from Europe and cut U S imports in a partial trade boycott if Nixon s 10 percent surcharge on foreign goods remains. He says Europe offers cheaper quality goods and that the surcharge could damage regional economies and undermine the Alliance for Progress.
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