Congressmen blame corrupt officials in Viet Nam heroin epidemic
Two U S congressmen Rep Morgan Murphy and Rep Robert J Steele warn heroin addiction among American troops in Vietnam is epidemic. They fault Vietnamese officials for corruption aiding smuggling and note 20 000 servicemen use high grade heroin. They say South Vietnam must act and Ky promises action within two months.
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A Shan Valley Operation Clouded by Denied Details
U S fighter bombers attacked positions in the A Shan valley as Washington and Saigon announced an operation. Abrams and Thieu said troops would move in, while field reports indicated only reconnaissance moves. Officials urged caution about possible misdirection and provided mixed details on troop numbers and involvement.
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Heroin Addiction Epidemic Reported Among Troops in Vietnam
Representatives Robert H. Steele of Cant and Morgan Murphy of Ill spoke Monday in Saigon about an apparent heroin addiction epidemic among American troops in Vietnam. The discussion highlighted concerns over the scope and impact of drug use in military ranks.
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Newark Ends Long Strike as Schools Reopen
Newark teachers vote to accept a settlement ending the city’s long walkout. About 4209 teachers and 80,000 students return to classes after the Newark Teachers Union agrees to a plan with binding arbitration for grievances, reinstatement of suspended staff, and limited nonteaching duties.
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Mao Left Strong Impressions On American Players
American table tennis team members returning from China described Mao Tse tung imagery everywhere from posters to the red book. They recalled cultural differences, praised the warmth of the people, and noted no television or radios in hotels. Team officials denied propaganda aims and expected future exchanges with China.
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Israeli Deputy Premier Plans Top In Washington
Israeli Deputy Premier Yigal Allon visited Washington for talks on a partial settlement with Egypt and Syria amid U S pressure for a plan to reopen the Suez Canal. Dayan warned against deep changes while Egypt and Sadat reject bargaining over Arab lands, seeking a limited peace with ongoing border questions.
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Market Rally In Third Week Pushes Dow Higher
NEW YORK AP investors pushed confidence into a third straight week of rally. The Dow Jones industrial average rose to around 944.42 as advances outpaced declines on the NYSE. Trading was moderately active with momentum building and analysts citing favorable economic news boosting the market outlook toward the 190 level for the Dow.
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Evers Seeks Mississippi Governorship
Jackson AP James Charles Evers Mississippi's first black gubernatorial candidate urges voters not to vote for race but for the best man. At Fayatte, Evers and Loyalist Democrats pledged jobs and justice, as 2500 delegates backed his nomination amid open primary concerns.
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