Britain Recognizes Bangladesh Nation Amid Debate
Britain moves to recognize Bangladesh as a separate nation led by Sheik Mujibur Rahman. Foreign Secretary Douglas-Home notes timing and diplomacy as France and Italy trail, while several European states already acknowledge the new country. U.S. has no immediate recognition plan.
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Three Aides Killed in Two Car Maryland Crash
Three congressional aides for Rep. William Mills were killed when a two car crash occurred near Tracy's Landing Maryland shortly after 11 p m Police cited rain and questionable conditions as possible factors Investigators examined the intersection lights and gathered witness statements The deceased were Montgomery of Gaston Webster of Easton and Glover of Cambridge all longtime Mills staffers One other driver and a passenger from the second car were treated and released at a local hospital The victims included Montgomery the Star Democrat managing editor and Glover a former executive with Getuns Spray and Hallantine Brewing Co The article notes Mills aide Wechsler was jailed previously and survived by his widow and three daughters
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Muskie Attacks Nixon Peace Plan On War Pullout
Democratic presidential hopefuls intensify critique of President Nixon. George Muskie denounces unilateral withdrawal dates from Vietnam while urging prisoner releases as a condition, sparking counterattack from Rogers and other Nixon aides. Campaign stops in Wisconsin feature clashes with antiwar protesters and comments on future debates with rivals in New Hampshire and beyond.
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Red Guns Targets In North Vietnam War Update
The United States reports a 35th strike inside North Vietnam this year targeting an anti aircraft battery after its fire hit an unarmed reconnaissance plane. Ground fighting in the Mekong Delta leaves nine South Vietnamese soldiers dead and 165 wounded as clashes reach around Saigon and near the U Minh forest. A South Vietnamese navy vessel suffered casualties from Viet Cong rocket fire 15 miles southwest of Saigon.
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General Says Enemy Looking For Headlines
General Maxwell D. Taylor says the North Vietnamese buildup for a Tet offensive is aimed at headlines. He doubts the military impact would succeed, noting the enemy could stage a show near the border for a short time. He believes South Vietnam can handle any situation the enemy creates.
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Peace settlement hopes rise as communists respond
President Nixon's Vietnam peace plan prompts cautious optimism from Communist nations, with State Department officials noting Madrid responses and diplomatic talks suggesting openness to negotiations. Secretary Rogers and Sen. Muskie clash over whether responses indicate acceptance or rejection, highlighting intra party divisions during the Wisconsin campaign.
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Federal rules allow cable system expansion in major markets
The FCC approved limited rights for cable operators to import nonlocal TV signals into large cities as long as programs do not duplicate what local stations show. The rules, set to take effect March 31, split markets into four size-based categories, balancing station control with rural expansion while inviting debate over potential ad revenue impacts.
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