West Point Grad Missing in Germany May Be in Sweden
AP reports 24 year old West Point graduate John Vequist head of 6th Artillery in Kaiserslautern, Germany went missing after a directive to Vietnam. He may be with his wife in Sweden where about 245 other U S servicemen sought refuge, risking desertion status if absent over 30 days. Vequist, from Pittsburg Kansas, studied at West Point and Fort Bliss before Germany posting in December 1969.
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Communist Division Makes New Assault Near Phnom Penh
Cambodian command reports a new four hour assault by a veteran 6th Division on Vibear Suor marshes east of Phnom Penh. Cambodian forces guard the capital as casualties rise with heavy air and artillery fire, the heaviest fighting since May 28 amid a strategic Mekong corridor battle.
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25 Murder Victims Called Workers in Yuba City Mass Slaying
In Yuba City California a mass murder left 25 drifters dead and buried in orchard graves near town. Reverend C W Renwick led a service at a Marysville high school for the victims joined by about 200 residents. Community ministers urged care for transients and migrant workers as officials noted the victims were workers not bums and reflected on how the community can respond and assist those left behind.
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Lockheed National Security Role Questioned in Senate Probe
The Pentagon was pressed to detail how Lockheed’s financial problems affect national security. Deputy Defense Secretary Packard tests before the Senate Banking Committee as Connally defends a $250 million loan guarantee to Lockheed to support Skybus development and 1,000 jobs. Proxmire questions engine choices and warns the loan could mark a welfare move for big firms.
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Traditions end as Zumwalt pushes naval reforms
Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr., speaking at the Naval Academy graduation, urged abandoning old traditions to meet modern needs. He argued the Navy must adapt to youth, civilian society, and personnel dignity, defending reforms as essential for discipline through enlightened leadership.
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Phone Union Chief Sees Strike On Way
Washington AP reports the ten Bell System union negotiators forecast a nationwide strike if talks stall. The Communications Workers threaten 2.5 billion in payroll disruptions without immediate wage gains, seeking 25 percent raises from weekly 101 to 194 dollars. Bell offers 8 percent first year with 3 percent in each of two years and some flying pay.
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Israel and Egypt Hold Firm on Suez Settlement Terms
Prime Minister Golda Meir said Israel seeks a preliminary Suez settlement to reopen the canal but terms remain unchanged. President Anwar Sadat echoed inflexibility, insisting Egypt will not accept staged or partial withdrawals and that a peace treaty must fix a permanent boundary.
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Minneapolis Mayor Wins Big Victory
Minneapolis Mayor Charles Stenvig, an Independent, won a decisive week end term with 81,280 votes to 31,144 for the Democratic challenger Henry Avi, the black president of the Minneapolis Urban Commission. Stenvig, 45, claimed the victory as God’s will and thanked supporters as he pledged to keep citizens safe.
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