Communists Fire Upon Peacekeeping Mission
Clash near Can Tho and Yi Thanh as Joint International Commission helicopters come under fire. One Canadian crew killed and several civilians injured amid Viet Cong counterclaims. Ottawa weighs withdrawal as Saigon accuses Communists of ceasefire violations and Vietnamese troops suffer casualties in the central highlands.
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Saigon
Canada
Indonesia
Poland
Nankong
Air America
Vietnam
Mat Yi Thanh
Dian
Tion
Can Tho Bit
Consid
Ering
Frime
Pierre Elijah Trovonn
Ottawa
International Comissio
Aj. Grn
Tuncan A. S McAlpine
Viet Cog
Konuum
High Lands
Thieu Flies To Vatican For Papal Audience
President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam flies to the Vatican for an audience with Pope Paul VI. Riot police seal St. Peter's Square as leftist youths march with posters calling for Thieu’s ouster amid security concerns.
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Vatican City
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Vatican
Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
Via Della Cansiligzione
St. Feler's
Thieu
Thieu Assadito
Jan
Congress Opens Wounded Knee Hearing Today
The House Indian affairs subcommittee begins a three day inquiry into the Wounded Knee seizure by AIM and the Bureau of Indian Affairs clash in Washington and South Dakota. Mussell Mesas testifies as leaders debate armament and peace talks faltered after last year’s occupation.
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William L. Chaze
Associated Press
Washington
Wounded Knee
Pro Fest
White House
House Indian Affairs
South Dakota
American Indian Movement
AIM
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Mussell Mesas
Toyd Meeds
D-Wash
Fais
Means
Wis
Argentine executives nabbed as ransom hits millions
A Buenos Aires report states kidnappers seized executives from foreign firms and obtained about 4.25 million in ransom from Kodak and a Boston bank this week. Antony Da Cruz, 41, freed after six days, and Gerard Scalmagzi, 55, released after eight days, were held in separate cases tied to the booster bandits.
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Louis Uchitelle
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Orfign
Francis. Kombe
Kodak
Antony da Cruz
Sige
Comenanc
First National Bank of Boston
Gerard Ad Scalmagzi
Rosariq
Secrecy over base closing list hits House subcommittee
Washington lawmakers clash with the White House over a $1 billion list of bases to be closed. Chairman Otis Pike says Pentagon recommendations are being decided politically, not by defense needs, while Defense Secretary Richardson says the process continues. The issue raises questions about administration influence on votes.
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Washington
Otis G. Pike
de Nly
House Militacy-construction
Pentagon Hmanths
Pike
Elligd L.hardson
Sell Your Own Home Or Let A Realtor Help You
A humorous expose urging homeowners to hire a professional Realtor rather than selling themselves. It highlights price guidance, market knowledge, financing help, and handling of paperwork and showings. The piece emphasizes the Realtor’s skill in closing sales and presenting a home effectively to buyers.
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Seri
Tiger
Gates
Rghit
Chicago Tithy Insurance Company
Russo Takes Stand In Papers Trial Amid Pentagon Papers Case
In Los Angeles AP report Anthony J. Russo, 26, the last defense witness, testified about his role in copying the top secret Vietnam era Pentagon study and his evolution from establishment researcher to antiwar activist. He was indicted six months after Ellsberg and named in three of 13 counts.
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Los Angeles
Anthony J. Russo
Pentagon
Daniel Ells
Tehance
Russo
Russ
Ellahera Andl
Ellsberg
Shim
Fiso
Stock Market Rises Amid Inflation Worries and Scandal
The Dow Jones industrials rose to 941.82 as traders weighed inflation pressures and the Equity Funding Corp scandal. Advancing issues led decliners on the NYSE, with broker Bradbury Thurlow noting a tentative rally and limited incentive to buy while equity concerns linger.
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Kay Bartlett
NEW York (Ap
Qviet
Flation
Equity Funding Corp
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Pal Ean
Bradbury Thurlow
Laidlay & Co
Thurlow
Punchas Cora
Sean
Picasso Dies At 91, Titan Of Modern Art
Pablo Picasso, Spanish born painter and sculptor, dies at 91 at his Mougins estate after a prolific career that reshaped 20th century art. He left a vast private collection, planned Avignon shows, and continued working despite illness. His death prompts widespread tributes from art world leaders and collectors.
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Picasso
Titan
Michael Goldsmith
Associated Press
Mougins
France
Pablo Picasso
Suintay
Mediterranean
Imes
Armaned Anteby
Anteby Stold
Grippe
Avignon
Jacqueline
Pleaten
Pecased
Ile
Paris
Easlly
Ayo
Ite
Spain
Francisco Franco
Barcelona
Guernica
Modern Art
New York
Bible Thoughts On The Way You Should Walk
Fragmentary quote captures guidance about direction and choices. It presents a call to listen for a guiding word, urging a determined path and clarity in turning toward the right way. Includes attributions to Lincoln and Jacob in a paraphrased form.
From a Customer Service Inquiry on Bank Accounts
The message discusses joint ownership of a checking account by a mother and grandmother. It notes potential eligibility for benefits or requirements based on age, including grandmother possibly being age 62 or older. Further context is needed to determine specific account rules or survivorship implications.
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Hagerstown
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