Heavy enemy attacks but Vietnam losses rise
The weekend saw doubled enemy attacks across South Vietnam inflicting heavy losses on South Vietnamese and American forces. An ammunition dump near Saigon was destroyed for the third time since January, with at least 49 South Vietnamese killed and 168 wounded, plus 7 Americans killed and 60 wounded. Civilian casualties rose with 5 killed and 56 wounded. Reports describe multiple strikes across the Mekong Delta and coastal plains, with U.S. armor, helicopters, and aircraft losses amid widespread damage to civilian houses and military facilities.
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Officer Goes On Trial On Charge Of Maiming
Captain Fugene M. Rotane an intelligence officer faces a military jury trial for allegedly maiming a Viet Cong suspect after the My Lai village attack in 1963. He could receive up to 10 years if convicted. Prosecutors say he cut a suspect on the neck and damaged a finger during interrogation two miles from My Lai. His civilian lawyer argues the finger injury was accidental.
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Israel Shows Public New Military Equipment
Israel displays for newsmen its amphibious artillery and personnel carrier capable of crossing the Suez Canal as it marks its 23rd independence anniversary. The M109 self propelled howitzer the M11 armored personnel carrier and the Sikorsky CUSd helicopter are shown with a captured Egyptian rocket launcher as an example of war booty. Observers note the display signals Israel’s crossing capability and potential for renewed canal tensions amid reports of Egyptian troop movements and maneuvers in the canal zone.
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Nixon Eyes China Visit Amid Global Tensions
Life magazine quotes President Nixon as saying he desires a visit to China to foster friendship, while noting risks if the United States fails to engage. Analysts suggest Mao’s China and the Soviet Union will shape the approach amid Middle East crises and shifting global orders.
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Grand jury weighs Atty Hanrahan testimony in Panthers raid case
Chicago State's Attorney Edward Hanrahan may testify under immunity waiver before a state grand jury investigating the 1969 pre dawn raid that left two Black Panther leaders dead. The panel, sworn last Dec 7, convened to probe possible obstruction of justice and named Supt James Canilsk Jr as a coconspirator amid reports of indictments.
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Five Air Force Men Die In C47 Crash At Cheyenne
Five airmen were killed when their C47 transport crashed behind homes near Cheyenne Municipal Airport. Three identified victims were Lt. Cal Frank L. Trochak Maj Fabian Dinzvardis and Sgt Paul Huston. two other airmen remained unidentified pending relatives. The wreck destroyed most of the plane and occurred after a flight from Warren Air Force Base to Grand Forks and Colorado Springs with cadets aboard. An Air Force inquiry will investigate the cause.
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Stock Market Prices Moderate
NEW YORK AP stock market prices moved in a moderate range in moderate trading today. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks fell 1.68 to 945.11 as advances slightly outweighed declines on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts said investor optimism about a real economy turnaround remained, though some profit taking and consolidation were expected. Major bargains included Pennzoil United up 1 to 38 1 2, Fairchild Camera up 3 8 to 43, Eastman Kodak down 2 3 4 to 92, Telex up 1 to 24 1 2, and Teledyne up 1/2 to 22.
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Teendyne
Not Everyone Who Says Lord Lord Reaches Heaven
A religious quotation attributed to Josiah G Holland notes that heaven is attained gradually. It cites Matthew on doing the Father’s will and describes building a ladder to rise from earth to the skies, emphasizing patient spiritual ascent.
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