B52s Lead Heavy Strike as South Vietnamese Drive Stalls
In the central highlands near Fire Base 6 a South Vietnamese assault to lift the siege was met by heavy B52 bombing and air support. Despite mounting pressure from North Vietnamese regiments, ground contact was not achieved and U.S. air power, including bombers and gunships, kept the base from falling. The operation underscored Vietnamization limits as American personnel and aircraft are restructured to sustain defenses.
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Mass Murder Reported In East Pakistan Capital
Dacca in East Pakistan remains under martial rule as troops scour the city. Western diplomats call it Gestapo like and say the army has committed mass murder. Curfew is in effect from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. and thousands of Bengalis face devastation as homes burn and refugees seek safety.
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Awami League
Sheik Mujih
Bangla Desh
Soviets Move To Revitalize Cuban Economy
Washington reports Soviet technicians are being sent to towns across Cuba to revitalize the economy. Officials say the move, tied to Castro's admission that prior policies failed, may restructure the economy to align with Soviet and East European models. The effort follows a broader increase in Soviet involvement in Cuba.
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Market Shows New Strength
NEW YORK AP Some continued strength showed in the stock market today. The 10:30 a.m. Dow Jones average of 20 industrials was up 6 at 928.54. Advances led declines while oils and rails fell slightly as steels, airlines, motors, and electronics rose modestly. Analysts said investors sensed a revival in the economy though some warned the advance may be steep and unsustainable.
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Arrests loom in Chicago mayor assassination plot
Police say more arrests are expected in a Chicago plot targeting Mayor Richard J. Daley and Rev. Jesse L. Jackson. Four militants, including Ear P. Dillard and Howard Harris, face charges, with hearings set and each held on 13 000 bail. Investigators tie the case to efforts to incite racial violence in the city.
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Richard J. Daley
Jesse L. Jackson
Ear P. Dillard
Howard Harris
Daley
Jackson
Dillard
Harris
Charles Whiteside
Terry Simmons
John Kelly
Nation's Largest Stock Exchanges May Combine Computer Operations
The New York and American stock exchanges discussed consolidating computer operations to automate clearance and reduce physical certificate handling. If agreed, a new Securities Industry Automation Corp would be set up, potentially leading to further WYSE Amex consolidations and major efficiency gains across trading volumes.
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Securities Industry Automation — Corp
WYSE
Amex
Philadelphia
Ralph S. Sant
Penn Central Railroad
Penn Central
Anl
Rail Passenger Corp
Ipax
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Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Railpax proposals outline intercity rail plans
The nation’s largest rail group presents proposed intercity passenger service changes as part of a federal plan. Railpax seeks a court filing to guide reorganization under a national railway reform act, with Fullam supervising as senior officer.
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Stry- Ma
U.S
Junge
John PF. Fulian
Penn Central
Railpax
National Railway Posposal
Ship Owners Fight EPA Role in Muck Dumping Rules
Washington AP reports ship owners and port officials oppose a proposal shifting dredged muck disposal oversight from the Army Corps of Engineers to the Environmental Protection Agency. They warn EPA rules could raise costs, delay projects, and push dredged material farther offshore or inland, potentially jeopardizing the Ballimora Harbor Improvements project.
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Environmental Protection Agency
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James J. Reynolds
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Reynolds
de Langlois
American Association of Port Authorities
Jose
Ballimora Harbor
Tricia Moves Wedding Date To June 12
Washington AP report states Wicla Nixon and Edward Max will wed at 4 p.m. June 12 at the White House. The move follows a prior plan for June 5 with designer Priscella Kidder of Toston tailoring Tricia Nixon’s gown amid other wedding dress ties to family, as announced during a White House Easter egg roll appearance.
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Edward Max
White House
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Toston
Thel Johnson Nugent
Dan F Palmer
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Johnson
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