Viets battle deep into Laos with supplies captured
South Vietnamese forces aided by hundreds of American aircraft pressed deeper into Laos on the Ho Chi Minh Trail capturing supplies including trucks, guns, canned pork, 2,000 poultry, and thousands of feet of wire. Reports say 361 Communist dead in six days, with 651 total on the six day tally. Diplomats urged ICC action as China warned of grave danger from the invasion.
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UPS
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Chou En-lai
Peking
le Thanh Nghi
China
Hong Kong
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Cambodia
ARVN
Long Cheng
Vientiane
Nixon aide Klein cites 500 600 Laos advisers not in current conflict
Herbert Klein, the White House communications adviser, said 500 to 600 Americans work as civilian and military advisers for the royal Laotian government in Laos. He insisted they are not involved in the fighting and noted American troops stop at the Laotian border. He also described helicopter rescues for downed pilots and referenced Senate limits on advisers in Cambodia.
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UPI
Herb Klein
Nixon
Laos
Klein
Ohio Newspaper Association
Vientiane
Long Cheng
U.S. Senate
Cambodia
Thailand
Viet demonstrators attack U S motor pool in Qui Nhon
A mob of Vietnamese demonstrators rioted at a U S Army motor pool in Qui Nhon after two Vietnamese children were killed by an American soldier. Seven vehicles were destroyed and fifteen damaged as rioters clashed with troops on the second day of unrest.
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Qui Nhon
Vietnam
UPI
South Vietnam
Riots in Qui Nhon After Soldier's Fatal Grenade Launcher Round
Up to 3,000 demonstrators, mostly students, surged through the city as American troops were stoned and crews were forced to seek help from South Vietnamese forces. The unrest followed a Tuesday incident when a guard fired an M79 round by mistake, killing two children and wounding three others in a Vietnamese home. The coastal city 250 miles northeast of Saigon was placed under a 24 hour curfew with U.S. personnel confined to bases.
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Saigon
U.S
Qui Nhon
Cold, Partly Cloudy Weather With Snow Chance
Cold conditions continue with partly cloudy skies and a chance of snow flurries. Highs reach the upper teens to 20s, lows around 10 to 28 degrees tonight. Tomorrow expect cloudy skies and a chance of snow with highs near the upper 20s.
Moon landing film reveals Apollo 14 dust and rocky terrain
Space Center reports released footage from Apollo 14 shows the lunar surface in Fra Mauro Valley with dust plumes at landing and the flag waving after blastoff. Mitchell and Shepard describe nine days in space while Roosa, in quarantine, awaits release. analysts plan further study ahead of 1972 missions.
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Edgar Mitchell
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Shepard
Space Center, Houston
UPI
Moon
Alan B. Shepard
Edgar D. Mitchell
Stuart A. Roosa
Lunar
Space
Florida White House
Presi
Dent Nixon
Roosa
Air Force
Anzio
Kitty Hawk
Antares
Fra Mauro Valley
Earth
Palestinians and Jordanian officials hold Amman talks after deadly fighting
Guerrillas and Jordanian forces clashed for two days in Amman leaving 14 dead on both sides. Security officials warned against guerrilla presence and heavy arms. The Arab central committee said over 600 arrests were made. In Cairo, Sadat and ministers discussed U N envoy Jarrings peace initiative and Middle East diplomacy.
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Amman
Interior Ministry
Arab Guerrilla Central Committee
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Women Fined For Disturbance At Miss World Event
In Amman authorities reported a disturbance at the Miss World pageant with four women from the Women Liberation movement fined 24 dollars each for insult and disruption, two of whom were fined again for throwing stink bombs. Separately guerrilla sources said a top secret meeting outlined cease-fire safeguards amid fighting at Amman Airport and Victory Mountain as the Interior Ministry reported armed attacks on a police post late Friday.
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Amman
London
UPI
Women’s Liberation Movement
Victory Mountain
Interior Ministry
Jebel al Nasr
Poland reshuffles top Communist leadership after riots
In Warsaw the Sejm speaker Czeslaw Wycech and deputy Zenon Kliszko resigned amid upheaval following Baltic coast strikes. Wycech is replaced by Dyzma Galaj as speaker. Gomutka also quits. Kliszko faces blame for harsh repression during December protests tied to food-price hikes.
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United Peasant Party
UPP
Dyzma Galaj
Kliszko
Gdansk
Danzig
Gdynia
Szczecin
Stettin
Sopet
Mader Wladyslaw Gomutka
C T editors honored at convention
The Chronicle-Telegram sent two delegates to the Outdoor Writers of Ohio Inc. convention in Columbus where James F. Daubel won a Roy Cable award for his Outdoors With Jim Daubel column and was elected president. Don Miller became secretary treasurer as others took posts. Governors Nye and Gilligan spoke on environmental protection, water quality, and strip mining laws, while mercury levels in Lake Erie walleyes drew attention. The convention closes with business sessions.
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Columbus
Chronicle-Telegram
Outdoor Writers of Ohio Inc
James F.’ Daubel
Roy Cable
Outdoor Writers
Jim Daubel
Ohio
Daubel
Don Miller
Outdoor Writers Convention
Bill Gressard
Kent
Parker Bauer
Convention of
John J. Gilligan
William B. Nye
Gilligan
Nye
Natural Resources Department
Dan Armbruster
Lake Erie
Armbruster
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
John Thompson
Miami University
Convention of Outdoor Writers
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Mahmoud Riad
Sincete
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Jarring
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