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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1970

Page

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U S Command Refuses to Confirm Laos B52 Strikes

Reports say U S bombing raids on Laos and Vietnam halted for 36 hours as bankers pressed action against North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao troops threatening the Plain of Jars. US officials avoided confirmation while noting limited air support and clashes near Vientiane and Long Cheng.

U.S Laos Saigon South Vietnam America Ban Tian Plain of Jars Informad Long Cheng Vientiane Jars Vang Pao Arcoribesmen Newsien

Nixon Forms High Level Vietnam Studies Group

President Nixon announced a new high level Vietnam studies group led by Henry Kissinger to analyze U S programs and aim for continuous assessment of Vietnam policy The group will examine enemy capability leadership logistics and alternatives while pursuing genuine negotiations and South Vietnamese self determination Vietnamization Laos neutrality and allied consultations are noted as key considerations.

Spencer Davis Associated Press O Washington Nixon Congress Kanth Vietnam U.S South Vietnam Mulalya Nixon Administrada Special Studies Group Ain Ley Hamling North Vietnam Australia Korea New Zealand Thailand Mixon Lap Fay Laos Cambodia White Lange South Viet‘nam

Federal Court Order Preserves Three All-Black Florida Schools

A U.S. Court of Appeals ruling maintains a unitary Florida Orange County system plan and keeps three all-black schools intact while ordering transfers to nearby predominantly white schools. The decision limits freedom of choice and ties to residential patterns, with site location and housing considerations cited to prevent future entrapment. The ruling marks a landmark step in desegregation of the county schools.

Florida Olando Ela Federal Appeals Court Florida County Mick Sehools Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Ransportns Flor Rehqal Orange County Nina Ander Tite Geoven Young District Court Orlando Oringey County School Board Jdmies Markel Markel Fas Des Young

Senate Awaits Nixon Stand On School Desegregation

Senate deliberations focus on Nixon administration’s position on national school desegregation policy. Republican leaders push anti constitutional rider while supporters urge uniform application of segregation rules across North and South amid a heated debate in health education and welfare committees.

Senate Nixon Wanington John Stowall B GOP Robert TW. Fingh Benate Pasals Hugh Scott Tate Pennsylvania Scott

Battle Map Reports U S Forces Bombing Laos Forces

U S 6525 units reportedly bombed North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao troops in the Laotian Plain of Jars. In South Vietnam 12 shells from a South Vietnamese battery hit Bien Hoa air base by error. Heavy fighting raged Tuesday along the eastern edge of the U Minh Forat near Saigon in the Mekong Delta.

U.S Plain of Jars Repord South Vietnam Bien Moa Saigon Mekong Delta

Nixon urges compromise to thaw Middle East crisis

President Nixon told Congress that big powers must cooperate to ease the Middle East crisis and urged a cease fire as a national condition followed by negotiated settlement. He expressed disappointment with bilateral talks with the Soviet Union and four power conferences, warning against Soviet predominance and urging arms shipment limits to the region.

Waseington Nixon Middle East Congress Tie Soviet Union U.S Orlaher Deventer

Market Makes Brisk Climb

New York stocks moved higher in active trading as the Dow Jones industrial average rose 3.83 points to 751.25 in the first half of the session. Advances outpaced declines on the New York Stock Exchange while government and policy talk circulated. Walter Kefler, former chair of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers, forecast a Fed move to ease money policy within a month, and Arthur Burns, Fed chairman, cautioned that policy will tread a narrow path between restraint and ease.

NEW York Fap Howe New York Stock Exchange Walter Kefler Presidents Council of Economic Advisers Federal Reserve Board Arthur F. Burns

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