183 Americans Killed In Action In Vietnam Battles Last Week
U S Command reports 131 North Vietnamese killed in two battles northeast of Saigon, two U S helicopters lost, four damaged. Allied casualties include seven killed and 11 wounded in the week. five of the dead and 13 of the wounded were Americans. The report notes decreases in overall American and South Vietnamese fatalities and in enemy losses.
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Israel Blames Egypt for Guerrilla Support at U N
Israel charges Egypt aided guerrilla fighters attacking Israel and aiding incursions along the Suez Canal. U N observers report frequent gunfire from the Egyptian side and tensions rise as Egypt seeks to resume ties with the United States amid war strains.
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Defection Hoax Story Halts North Korean Newsman Case
South Korea's CIA said the highly publicized defection of North Korean newsman Lee Soo keun two years ago was a Communist hoax. Lee, 43, was arrested while attempting to reach Cambodia to report to North Korean officials. He had been welcomed to the South in 1967 after fleeing Panmunjom. Officials said Pae Kyung ok, 29, companion of Lee, and Lee were returned to Seoul by the Air Force as part of the incident analysis.
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Stock Market Ends Narrowly Mixed On Early Gains
New York reports a fairly active session with a slight Dow loss of 0.25 to 948.84 amid mixed results. United Aircraft and Du Pont rose, IBM and Chrysler slipped, while Creidental Petroleum and U.S. Steel showed fractional moves. Major auto stocks and steelmakers edged lower as early volume leaders included Morse Shoe and Allied Chemical.
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Abel Re-Elected President of Steelworkers
W. Abel quietly received an unofficial reelection as president of the United Steelworkers after a near 2 to 1 margin over Emil Natick. An Associated Press survey showed Abel leading with 182000 to 100000, based on 2 530 of 3 700 locals reporting, while officials withheld comment until official results.
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United States Warns North Vietnam On Settlement In Violence
The United States and its allies press North Vietnam and the Viet Cong at the enlarged peace talks. Henry Cabot Lodge says political settlement cannot emerge in an environment of violence and vows U.S. withdrawal only after military forces depart. The Viet Cong reiterates demand for unconditional U.S. and satellite troop withdrawal and South Vietnamese self determination.
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Weather Elsewhere Lodge defense on Vietnam aims for lasting peace
The Weather Elsewhere Lodge faced questions from the opposing side last week regarding North Vietnam and the NLP. Lodge asserted a fundamental misunderstanding of US goals in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. He said the policy seeks a stable peace in Vietnam and in the South.
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Crewman Says Destruction Not Supervised
CORONADO Calif A crewman from the USS Pueblo intelligence detail says no one supervised the destruction of secret material before the ship was captured by North Koreans Communications Technician David L Ritter of Menlo Park California testified that Lt Stephen Harris was in the intelligence center but no one supervised the destruction Another technician J C Layton of Binghamton NY testified Harris entered the center after the attack and had no orders or messages to release and did not participate in destruction Navy summary of closed sessions shows the court reviewing 1700 testimony pages as five admirals prepare to hear witnesses and decide on the Pueblo capture timeline Harris previously said he told his men to destroy papers when the destruction order came from Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher
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Sentinel program may move missile sites under review
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird said the Nixon administration is reviewing the Sentinel antiballistic missile system and may relocate missiles from major deployment centers. Laird declined to predict outcomes while NBC host Talk Show teased the broader deployment question. The interview touched on how, where and who would deploy the system.
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