Accident attack on sampan near Cambodia border kills civilians
An Army Bird Dog spotter aircraft fired rockets at a canal ferrying viet civilians near Hong Neu, 90 miles west of Saigon, killing eight and wounding 11. The incident, under U.S. military investigation, is the most serious in six months as Viet Cong bases attacked bases and villages across the region.
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Richard Pyte
Saigon
U.S
Mekong River
Hong Neu
Henri Huet
Can Tho
Tittle
Mekong
Uth Armored Cavalry Regiment
Michelin
Cambodia Ready To Resume Ties With U S
Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced Cambodia would resume diplomatic relations with the United States after Washington recognized Cambodia’s frontiers. He said charges d affaires would be exchanged and urged a swift resolution on disputed Gulf of Thailand islands. Saigon also signaled openness to reassessing border issues with Cambodia.
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U.S
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Nixon
Sihanouk
Vietnam
Saigon
Washington
South Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
Kingdom of
Republic of Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Gulf of Thailand
Rioting Italian Convicts Chased Back Into Cells
Riots spread across Italian prisons as police used tear gas and clubs to drive more than 100 inmates back to cells in Brescia while scenes of hunger strikes and solidarity protests erupted in Ivrea Bari Milan Genoa Udine Padua and Trevisa. Over 2,000 rioters were moved to about 20 jails amid demands for penal code reform and better prison conditions.
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San Vittorio
Genoa
Udine
Venice
Trevisa
Padua
Czech Agricultural Students Strike To Protest Soviet Pressure
Czech agricultural students boycott classes in Prague to protest renewed censorship and Soviet military buildup in Czechoslovakia. A 180 member Communist central committee crisis session was planned for Thursday as posters and leaflets circulated.
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Czechoslovakia
Central Committee
Communist Party
Wenceslas
Agricultural College
Sit-Ins End Peaceably At Columbia Boston U
Associated Press report details peaceful endings to student sit-ins at Columbia University and Boston University as Harvard faces five days of debate over demands. Stanford’s Applied Electronics Laboratory remains under occupation with ongoing protests.
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Associated Press
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Columbia University
Boston University
Stanford
Applied Electronics Laboratory
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University Mall
Nathan M. Pusey
Cong
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
State Supreme Court
John A. Sandifer
Huston University
Stock Market Dip Continues Early Trading Report
New York stock prices moved lower in active trading as the Dow Jones stood at 929.72 at 10:30 a.m., down 2.22 points after a 0.70 drop on Tuesday. The list showed mixed fractional gains and losses on around 10,000 to 69,900 shares across Pennzoil United, American Telephone & Telegraph, Union Pacific, and Byrhon Corp, with several quotes unchanged.
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Dow
New York Stock Exchange
Pennzoil United
American Telephone & Telegraph
Union Pacific
Byhron Corp
Flood Damage Exceeds $5 Million In 5 States
Thousands flee rising rivers across Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin as spring floods push beyond normal levels. Five states report over 5 million dollars in damage with Mississippi River cresting 10.4 feet in St. Paul and cities from Moorhead to Minot evacuating residents amid record highs.
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Mississippi
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Moorhead
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Nixon
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Des Moines
South Dakota
Iowa
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Gainesville
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