Rioting in Saigon injures 16 as protests mount
UPI reports day long clashes in Saigon with 16 hurt including six policemen and six students. Vehicles burned include a U S Army bus a Thai army jeep and a Vietnamese police jeep. University City riots followed Thursday calls to boycott Thieu's Oct 3 election.
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Brezhnev and Brandt hail Berlin pact progress
Soviet leader Brezhnev and West German Chancellor Brandt praised the Berlin agreement as a step toward European security. In a joint communique from Oreanda, they said normalized East and West German relations now appear possible under equality and mutual respect.
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Romania's hard line policy moves stir liberals
Romania's new strict party orders caused a temporary domestic tightening and purges of some so called liberals, diplomats say. Yet no return to full hard line tactics has occurred and life seems to resume normal patterns as external policy remains independent from Moscow. The June 17 point plan aimed to tighten party controls amid Soviet pressure on President Nicolae Ceausescu to avoid Moscow accusing Romania of faltering Communist ardor.
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Population growth to continue for six decades says Census Bureau
The Census Bureau reports world population will rise for at least 60 years. Even with two child families by decade's end, global growth would not level off until 2070, with notable projections for the United States China and Japan. The report defines birth rate as children born per woman in child bearing years.
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Marcos Says Imelda May Run For President In 1973
President Marcos hinted his wife Imelda, a former beauty queen, could be forced to run for Philippines president in 1973 to block a Communist candidate. He spoke after lifting anti-Communist security measures in 27 provinces and 26 cities.
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U S to Shift Vietnam Role on June Thirty
U S military sources say the American fighting role in Vietnam will end June 30 with a switch to advisory and support tasks. About 40 000 to 50 000 troops would remain in Vietnam in support roles while air coverage for South Vietnamese forces continues.
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Third policeman killed in Irish tommygun fire
BELFAST Northern Ireland One policeman was killed and another seriously wounded in a dawn gangland style gun attack in Strabane near the border Police say Robert Leslie 20 a bachelor was the third officer killed this year in Northern Ireland The partner 23 was wounded and rushed to hospital undergoing emergency surgery for chest wounds
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