Cease-fire in Tet fighting sees rising battle deaths
During the 24 hour allied cease-fire for Tet, at least 117 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese, three Americans, and four South Vietnamese were killed. Heaviest fighting occurred six miles south of the DMZ with 45 North Vietnamese killed. The U S Command reported 89 additional enemy attacks in the first 18 hours, and U S Army will assume overall command of 1st Corps Zone troops in March 8 moving under the 24th Corps at Phu Bai.
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Richard H. Pyle
Associated Press
Saigon
Pom
Sama
al- Hed
Demilitarized Zone
Michael Pulzel
Iran da Nang
Bong Na
Ba Xoat
Seven Mountains
Mekong
U.S. Command
Namese
U.S
Maries
South Vietnam
da Nang
24Th Corps
Phu Bai
Hue
3Rd Marine Division
26Th Marine
Israeli Vows Retaliation After Egyptian Frogmen Raid
Arab frogmen damaged Israeli supply ships near Kilat and Port Said, sinking one vessel and wounding another. Egyptian sources claim responsibility while Israel warns of a military response as jets bomb near the Suez Canal and U.N. observers report the attack.
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Ter Aviv
Wey Man
Kilat
Suez Canal
U.N
Santhers
Israel
Anit
Ronnel
Mrayo- Gian
Port
Yallaug
AW Eaypsian
Cairo
Teraed
Egypt
Shafel
Biet Yam
Beth
Jane
Tilat
Gulf of Ayaba
Defense
Moshe Dayan
Tel Asti
Yin
Woo
Dayan
Wade
Courtroom disruptions threaten criminal justice process in America
Disruptions during high profile trials in New York and Chicago raise questions about court control and contempt powers. Judges face options from warnings to contempt, with calls for clearer guidelines. Experts discuss risks to juries, due process, and the balance between decorum and rights.
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America
BOH
Monroe
New York
Pratests
Chicago
Los J. Wolfman
Bark Panther
Jeader
Bobby Seale
Holtman
Beale
Tie
Davit T. Dellinger
Dalings
Hars
State Supreme Court
Dali M. Maclagh
Ote
UWS
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ted Kern
Boenard G
Tudges
Medina
Eleareul Ruidelines
Robert Caver
Columbia University School
Caver
Yablonski's son recalls terror haunting union family
Five days before his fatal beating at a campaign rally in Springfield Illinois, Jack Yablonski described a reign of terror within the United Mine Workers. He testified that threats began when Earl Boyle moved to discipline his father after Boyle became a truste e of the union welfare fund. Yablonski linked violence to opposition to Royle and alleged interference with pension rights and union protection, while officials faced subpoenas and limited participation in hearings.
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Mark Brown
Associated Press
Wassington
Af 4
United Move Workers
Discuiine
Jack Yablonski
Senate
Spieph A. Yallonshie
Wilan
Squvingfield
Sumparlerk
Yablonski
A. W
Tony" Royle
Paul Eugene Gil
Satiety
Toyle
Hussian
UMW
Boyle
Trusiee
Jock Yablonski
Fey
Tin Springfield
D. Avdran
Wayne Martin
Edward Veoley
Havel Pal
Pennsylvania
de Yar
AL Dlanski
Gilly
Ant
Nolte
Lucy Gilly
Mt Investina
Cheveto
Tembor
Reviever
Bor
Jabor
George Stulz
Stocks Edge Higher In Early Trading Amid Modest Gains
New York stocks opened with a slight edge as the Dow inched to 750.59 at 10:30 am, up 0.33. Notable NYSE issues included Texaco, Penn Central, Standard Oil of Ohio, General Motors, Occidental, American Telephone, Chrysler, Sky and Boeing with varied volumes and price moves as the market showed a cautious advance.
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NEW York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Texaco
Penn Central
General Motors
Warly Hock
Occidental
American
Chrysler
Uy Sky
Boeing
GE Announces Price Increase On Appliances
General Electric resumes production after a three month strike and raises prices on major GE and Torpoing appliances. The increases cover air conditioners, home laundry units, ranges, dishwashers, disposals, refrigerators and freezers amid higher steel copper and component costs. Higher wages under new union contracts are also expected to push costs higher.
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Louisville, Ky
General Electric Co
Walter Benhelt
Bennett
L. Stehle
Mmanager
Fhe Appliance and
Giles
Dharaday
Ierc
Stuhle
Southern Governors To Challenge High Court Orders
Southern governors join a push against a U.S. Supreme Court desegregation deadline. The group plans to meet in Alabama to discuss actions, with governors Brewer of Alabama Keithen of Louisiana and Maddox of Georgia among those involved. In Florida, Manatee County schools face mass busing orders and unrest as riot police confront protesters. Georgia and Mississippi officials consider impeachment threats against federal judges over desegregation mandates.
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Associated Press
John
Bootle
United States
Ife
Govs
Albert Brewer
Alamo
Jeln McKeithen
Louisiana
Lester Madox
Georgia
Alabama
Williamg
South Oates Fowl
U.S. Supreme Court
Manatee Wig School
Bradenton
Fla
Dist
Ben Yrentzhan
Washington
Florida
Govick
Charles R. Scott
Dacksonville
Manatee
Valusia
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