Cooper and Church Seek Irrevocable Indochina Withdrawal Plan
Senators John Sherman Cooper and Frank Church, authors of the Laos Cambodia and Thailand troop limits, near agreement on a proposal for total withdrawal from Indochina. The amendment would bind the United States to end all forces including air and ground support, aiming to avoid a residual 50 000 to 100 000 troops. The plan seeks bipartisan support and would be a floor amendment rather than a committee measure, as Fulbright hints at possible hearings.
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White House
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J William Fulbright
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Foreign Relations Committee
Has Sax
Vietnam
High court to rule on club black ban
The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal by Moose Lodge 5 in Harrisburg seeking to keep a private club liquor license while maintaining racially exclusive membership policies. The case could affect private clubs nationwide and tests of state election laws are also noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tate LaBianca trial jurors weigh life or death
A seven man five woman jury in the Tate LaBianca murder case must choose between life imprisonment or the gas chamber for Charles Manson and three female codefendants. Jurors must be unanimous. if no verdict on punishment is reached, Judge Charles H Older will declare life terms and the prosecutor may request a new penalty retrial. Deliberations began Saturday in sports attire with observers noting the pace, and jurors were sequestered at the Alexandria Hotel for the weekend before resuming.
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Tate-LaBianca
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Charles H. Older
Alexandria
Juries Still Out In Calley Court Martial
The Calley court martial enters its 13th day of deliberations at Fort Benning as jurors request radio transmission logs from Mo Lai day events. The judge ponders steps to speed up talks while the case marks its third anniversary of My Lai.
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William Calley
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Barker
11Th Brigade
Charley
Lorain Telephone strike by local 4370 members
About 200 members of the Communications Workers of America local 4370 walked out in a wildcat strike at Lorain Telephone Co. Operators, linemen, and other union workers left their posts at 11:15 a.m. to meet at the Saxon Club on East 29th Street and Apple Avenue to decide further actions while six supervisors kept lines open and company president RE.
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Communications Workers of America
Lorain Telephone Co
Saxon Club
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Apple Avenue
Congress approves proposed amendment on presidential war powers
The quiz notes Congress approved and sent to the states a proposed constitutional amendment limiting the president's warmaking powers. True or false appears in a page one news quiz.
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Da Nang Raid Leaves Heavy U S Casualties
In a jungle attack south of Da Nang, North Vietnamese sappers killed 38 Americans and wounded 76 at a U S artillery base. The assault followed raids on nearby air facilities and a resettlement village, with 12 sappers killed as U S forces regained control.
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Chu Lai
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Lave Te Kee
Sears
Henderson
Laotian Panhandle
Oberlin cyclist dies in head on crash
A 16-year-old Oberlin cyclist Steven Wayne Baker died after a head on collision with a car at East College Street and East Lorain Street in Oberlin. Timothy Turek, 20, was uninjured. investigation ongoing with witnesses and no skid marks reported. Baker's father said he was an experienced rider and had the motorcycle for some time.
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East College
East Lorain
Steven Wayne Baker
Milton Baker
Rt. 20
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Allen Memorial Hospital
Timothy Turek
E. College St
Baker
Larry Nowery
Nowery
Turek
East Lorain Street
Steven
Chronicle-Telegram
Air tests raise hope for two trapped miners in Pa mine
Two miners Richard Randolph age 62 and Charles Gibson Sr age 64 are trapped 300 feet underground at Buckeye Coal Co mine in Nemacolin Pa. Rescuers report air samples and temperature readings analyzed at a Pittsburgh lab and progress continues with drills and sealing attempts as officials say the men may have found shelter and could survive if barricaded.
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