Attack Near Saigon Foiled By US Troops
US infantry and air support repelled a North Vietnamese assault 23 miles northeast of Saigon. Military officials reported 49 enemy bodies found and no American casualties. Helicopters and bombers strafed and repelled continuing threats near Cu Chi and in other clashes 12 miles northwest of Saigon, with 15 more enemies killed and 1 American killed and 21 wounded.
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Cutback in B52 Raids Seen as Peace Weapon
Washington AP reports that planned reductions in B52 sorties against targets in South Vietnam and Laos may be used as a peace signal in Paris talks. Defense Secretary Laird cited costs as the reason, saying the monthly rate would drop from about 18 to 16 hundred sorties, possibly reducing raid size but not necessarily targets.
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Laos
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Paris
Rixon
Defense
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Johnson
North Vietnam
Creighton W. Abrams
Nixon Meets Soviet Delegates During Eisenhower Funeral Visit
President Nixon held private talks with a Soviet delegation amid funeral ceremonies for Dwight D. Eisenhower. He cleared his schedule to discuss peace progress with a South Vietnamese leader before traveling to Abilene Kansas and then Key Biscayne Florida for the weekend.
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Nixon
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Key Bisseayne
Fla
Ronald L. Ziegler
Airman Nugent Homeward With Medal in Hand
Airman 1 C G Patrick J Nugent son in law of former president Lyndon B Johnson heads home to Bergstrom AFB Texas after a year in Vietnam He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for piloting a C123 loaded with 55 soldiers of the 1st Cavalry Division under mortar fire on January 2.
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Bud
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Texas
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Buergeost
Market Slump Deepens as Dow Dips to 951
NEW YORK AP The stock market opened lower with the Dow Jones averaging around the 951 mark, slipping about 2 points. Trading was active with declines led by motor, electronic, and rubber shares while steels showed mixed moves and oils were mixed. American Telephone traded heavily around 52 as Great Western Financial advanced to 27 1/4.
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Mine Disaster Death Toll Over 150
Barroteran Mexico AP rescue teams fought cave ins and heat as they searched a soft coal mine where officials said 151 to 155 miners were buried by an explosion two days earlier. Seventeen bodies had been recovered before dawn and 128 to 132 were still trapped 450 feet underground. seven U.S. Bureau of Mines experts planned to aid in removing the dead and repairing the mine.
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U S Urges Boundaries On Submerged Lands Claims
The Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to set the coastal boundary at three miles offshore. It said states may claim submerged lands seaward to that limit, but federal jurisdiction extends beyond three miles for natural resources in the extended seabed.
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Supreme Court
U.S
Sinon
Chaie Chavas
Tennessee Dilemma Over Prison Letters and Offshore Oil Case
In Memphis the letters from James Ray to Judge W Preston Battle raise questions about postconviction actions and habeas corpus while Tennessee weighs offshore oil mineral rights amid a federal suit involving 34 coastal states. The judge who accepted Ray's guilty plea in March died, leaving the issue unsettled as courts debate the proper path for the defendant's requests.
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Ghent
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Charles Galbreath
Ment
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Isd Burnett
Justice Gold
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Daily Mail advertisement and pricing sheet
The page lists the Daily Mail news service details from 1826, noting publication frequency, address in Hagerstown Maryland, AP news use, and subscription rates by state. It includes carrier and mail prices, with monthly and annual options and regional pricing across Md Del D.C and other states.
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Japar
Mall
Del
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Penna
W.va
Sirhan Shows Ill Temper In Courtroom
Sirhan Wishara Sirhan appeared subdued and apologetic after a fresh display of temper in a Los Angeles courtroom. A psychiatrist testified Sirhan had the conscious capacity to plot Kennedy's murder, while Pollack contradicted earlier opinions by asserting Sirhan intended to kill Senator Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel.
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