Thien Accepts Nixon Troop Withdrawal Plans Amid Vietnam War
In Saigon President Thien endorses Nixon troop withdrawal plan as U S forces reduce to 434000 ceiling by April 15 official sources say 4000 to 8000 fewer troops will be in Vietnam. Viet Cong strike Saigon printing plant wounding six as South Vietnamese forces clash in Mekong Delta and free two civilians.
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Senate Votes To Fund ABM System With Defense Budget
The Senate approved nearly 700 billion in defense funding while banning use of funds for any U S combat troops in North Vietnam Laos or Thailand. The vote 85 to 4 supported 69 0 billion for defense and left out 779 4 million for the Safeguard base. House action pending.
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Blessings Remembered in Psalm 103 Reflection
A brief devotional note urges the soul to bless the Lord and not forget benefits. It highlights forgiveness of iniquities and healing of diseases as core gifts, inviting gratitude for daily mercies and blessings often taken for granted.
Chicago blacks proclaim curfew barring whites from Negro areas
Chicago leaders of the United Front of Black Community Organizations issued an unofficial 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew barring white people from black neighborhoods. The move drew swift denunciation from clergy, civil liberties groups, and city officials who warned it would worsen racial tensions after the Hampton and Clark killings.
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Cook County
Gus Savage
Congress
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Market Extends Losing Ways
Declining issues led advances early today as the stock market continued its losing stretch in moderately active trading. The Dow Jones industrial average dipped to 783.53 at 10:30 a.m., with several prominent names showing mixed moves in early New York Stock Exchange quotes.
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Occidental Petroleum
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