Landing Of South Vietnamese Paratroopers In Laos
U S and allied forces plan a major operation in Laos with 4000 to 5000 South Vietnamese paratroopers, supported by American air power, amid reports of North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao infiltrations. Senate aides cite State Department briefings. officials deny confirmed troop incursions beyond borders.
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Hearings Open On Draft Extension
The article outlines hearings on extending the draft to June 20 as President Nixon pushes a two year extension and a $1.5 billion pay plan while moving toward an all volunteer army. R. Laird and Senator Stennis are cited as key figures in debating the Selective Services law and the shift to an all volunteer force.
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Cease-Fire Ends Friday Bristles Along Suez Canal
Israeli observers report Egypt has moved up troops mortars heavy artillery tanks antiaircraft and other weapons as the six month cease fire nears expiration at midnight Friday. Egypt demands progress from U N envoy Jarring before any extension while quiet fighting may continue de facto.
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Connally Says He Has Nothing to Hide in Funds Issue
Washington AP report outlines Connally defending his finances amid questions over a $750 000 inheritance tied to the Sid Richardson estate. He asserts he earned funds as executor before becoming governor and argues he did not violate Texas law by receiving compensation. Senate members urged him to present his side to the Finance Committee.
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Profit Takers Spur Market Start Slumps
New York trading opened with profit taking as the Dow Jones average dipped 0.62 to 877.19 at 10:30 am. Advances led declines about 5 to 3 on the New York Stock Exchange while most sectors were mixed. IBM rose 44 to 32714, General Electric fell 1 to 1084, Xerox slipped 96 to 96, with steel and airline stocks weak in early action.
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