Six Airmen Missing In North Vietnam War Losses
AP report from Saigon notes US Command losses of seven planes during Indochina raids. Three shot down over North Vietnam, one spotter plane lost in Cambodia. All six crew members aboard the North Vietnam planes are missing, with three dead and one injured in crashes. Aircraft strikes targeted artillery and SAM sites, amid heavy fighting near the DMZ and in the Plain of Jars region. Cambodian forces push toward Angkor ruins as battles continue along coastlines and across multiple fronts.
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George Esper
Prasy
Saigon
U.S. Command Today
Noh Vietnam
Cambodia
Fel
Wil
North Vietnam
Zou
Angela Davis Trial Set For February Twenty Eight
Angela Davis faces murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges with a February 28 trial start date set by Judge Richard Arnason after long pretrial hearings in Santa Clara County. The defense sought delays and access to prosecution notes while Davis was absent from the closed hearing. The case stems from the 1970 Marin County courthouse shootout and related events, with prosecutors pursuing the typical jury selection process and potential appeals by the defense.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Cali
California
Angela Davis
Richard E. Arnason
Thirsday
Secon
Miss Davis
Armason
Santa Clara County
Arrest Of College Bombing Suspect Shrinks FBI List
The capture of Karleton Armstrong in Toronto reduces the FBI's Most Wanted list to 12. Armstrong, one of four men linked to a fatal UW Madison bombing on August 24, 1970, was arrested by Canadian police and is being held for an immigration inquiry. Other charged suspects remain at large.
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Washington
Karletan Lewis Armstrong
Anmstrong
University of Wisconsin
Toronto
FBIM
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Armstrong
Steining
Army Mathematics Research Center
Robert Fassnacht
Dwight Armstrong
Frederick Burt
Darby
David
Fine
Wilmington
Del
H. Rap Brown
Angela Davis
Bernadine Dohrn
Weatherman
PBC
Benncalord
Madison
Wis
Davi Bagpott
Yang
Associated Press
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Houston
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Jackie Onassis Faces Lengthy Testimony In $1.3 Million Suit
In New York, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis maintained composure on the witness stand as lawyers and Judge Cooper examined her amid a high profile case. Photographer Ronald Galella sues for $1.3 million alleging intrusion. countersuit seeks restrictions on Galella and guards. Galella complained sunglasses hinder sales. Onassis answered calmly. public interest noted.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Ben Cooper
Cooper
John F. Kennedy
Onassis
Ronald E. Galella
Galela
Secret Service
Galella
Dssan Debet
Waritben Texguh
Isiana
Mrs. Onassis
Yale
Parole Chief Must Explain Decisions
Parole chief George J. Heed faced a federal court order to detail parole decision processes. Bryant planned to interview the prisoner, seeking changes in procedures and a full explanation of decisions and privileges amid a contested review.
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Wasiington
George J. Heed
U.S
Parola
Theraday
Distriet Court
Jude Wile Oui
Bryant
Tiryanteeled
Dan Waa
Connally to defend Nixon policies in NH primary
In New Hampshire Connally, a Democrat, pledges to articulate and explain Nixon era economic policy during the March 7 Democratic primary campaign. He criticizes opponents and signals a broader push to address wage earners' concerns amid national economic debate.
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John Connally
Nixon
Fasher
Muskie
Hartke
New Hampshire
Robert
Campbell
Treasury
John A. Connally
Cain
Win
Washington Press
Paul N. McCloakey
R-Caw
Connally
Dames
McClonkey
Rome
China
Damocratis Sen
Merry A. Jackson
Washington
Congress Faces Battle On Rural Development
Congress weighs a 1000 million dollar rural development bill to curb urban migration. Poage leads the House Agriculture Committee backing expanded Farmers Home Administration credit, conservation and community projects. Opponents say it’s costly and unnecessary, arguing the government cannot afford broad new aid. The committee approved 32 to 4 while rejecting revenue sharing and credit sharing plans.
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Carl C. Craft
Washington
Congress
W.R. Poage
House Agriculture Conpnittee
America
Agriculture
Fanel
Rep
Page Helcher
Oklahoma
Tural Givens
Farmers Home Administration
Thn Agrelura Department
House
Ponge
Conuittes
Mixon
Earl K. Taitz
House Extends Antipoverty Program Despite Veto Threat
The House passed a two year 5.2 billion extension of the antipoverty program despite Nixon veto threats. The bill advances to the Senate, with main changes limiting a new child development program while boosting Head Start funding to 500 million this year and 1 billion next year. Republicans argue the expansion is illusory and oppose the private legal services corporation for the poor. The dispute delays funds for the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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House
Nixon
Albert HL. Quic
R-Minn
Mauss Jay
Senate
Office of Economic Opportunity
Pra
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