North Vietnamese Attack Repulsed At Da Nang Camp Again
North Vietnamese troops attacked a US Marine base near Da Nang for the third time in a week, firing rifles, machine guns and rockets. The assault failed, with 31 enemy killed and US Marines reporting one dead and 49 wounded. A sweep called Operation Pipestone Canyon involved 7,000 allied troops in the triangle around Da Nang and An Hoa.
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George Esper
Saigon
da Nang
3Th Marine Regiment
Ma Rine
An Hoa
Pipestone Canyon
South Vietnam
Hot An
Triangle
Anston
Wih
Frederick Hill
U.S
196Th Light
Fnemy
Shi Te Sea
1St Air Cavalry Division
Sthnol
Officials Meet Families Of Captured Soldiers
Washington AP reports U S officials organized private meetings with next of kin of missing and captured servicemen in Vietnam as part of a Nixon administration effort to press for humane treatment and potential release. Sessions target about 100 relatives in San Antonio Fort Worth and planned in San Francisco Los Angeles Phoenix Denver Kansas City and military bases. Capen says focus is to reassure families they are not forgotten and to inform them of government efforts.
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San Diego
As- Washington
State Department
U.S
San Antonio
Ft. Wart
Esas
Dons
Capen
Richard (. Cupern
De[ense
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Ardeéles
Phoenix
Ariz
Menver
Colo
Kansas City
McGuire Air Force Base
M.D
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
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Defense Ally
Pris-Bassador's
Belgium
North Vietnam
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Laird
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Land
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Canon
Communist Conference Ends With Call For Red Unity
Associated Press reports the Kremlin hosted the international Communist conference, concluding with a call for unity against imperialism. Seventy eight parties attended, with several expressing support only for the anti imperialism section while others reserved or withheld signing the final document. Some major parties declined to sign pending home discussions, and observers noted unclear implications of partial signatures.
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John Bausman
Associated Press
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Kremlin
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San Marino
Jutie Trench Fstdint
Thay
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Sigo
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Norway
Stock Market Drops Amid Turbulent Trading Day
New York markets opened lower with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down about 3 points as traders shuffled shares. Tech and industrial issues moved in a narrow range with Exxon and Kodak easing while Standard Oil and Control Data slipped modestly on lighter volume.
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Fantinan Kodak
Standard OM
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Bala
Tha
De Gaulle Pressure on Pompidou Over Foreign Minister
Paris reports under pressure from Charles de Gaulle to name a faithful Gaullist as foreign minister. Michel Debre or Maurice Couve de Murville are favored, with Valery Giscard d Estaing a possible alternative.
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Georges Pomptiou
Frence
Westee
Charles de Gaulle
Pompidou
Michel Debre
Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
Boys To Stage Anti Vietnam War Rally
Delegates at Wolverine Boys State at Michigan State University won the right to hold an antiwar rally. The commission said the event must be peaceful and those who wish to attend may do so, while others may abstain.
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Mich
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American Legion
Walter McKelvey
Detroit
Boys’ State Commission
Michigan State University
McKelvey
Mrs Nixon Faces Paper Shower On West Coast Visit
Frances Lewine reports First Lady Pat Nixon greeted warmly in Portland while antiwar demonstrators unfurled paper missiles from upstairs windows near the FISH 24 hour emergency center. Protesters, volunteers at the center, argue funds spent on Vietnam could aid the poor.
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Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Portland
Ove
Pat Nixon
Bible Thought on Dwelling in the Secret Place
A brief devotional note cites Psalm one dwelling in the secret place of the Most High and finding true security in God. It emphasizes reliance on divine protection and the shelter of the Almighty.
Bank burglar nabbed by Florida patrolman turns in neighbor
Florida Highway Patrolman Mr. F Renison describes recognizing neighbor John di Giovanni as a bank burglar. Di Giovanni, linked to Joe Narmath's Bachelors 1 lounge in Manhattan, was arrested as he packed to leave his Miami department. IAP Wirephoto.
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Florida
F. Renison
John di Giovanni
Joe Narmath
Manhattan
New York
di Giovani
Miami
Rockefeller Meets Brazilian Leaders Amid Sparse Welcome
Gov Nelson Rockefeller visits Brasilia after meeting Brazil's armed forces commanders and leaders of the suspended Congress as part of Nixon administration fact finding. Few residents turned out to greet him and cheers were scarce while no anti Rockefeller demonstrations were reported.
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Robert Berarellet
Associated Press
Brasilia
Brazil
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Congress
Rio de Janeiro
Nixon
Rockefeller
Lindsay Wagner battle shapes New York mayoral primary
New York voters head to the polls for a mayoral primary potentially shaping the futures of Mayor John Lindsay and former Mayor Robert Wagner. Lindsay faces a tough challenge from state Senator John Marci, with a close contest anticipated among Republicans and Democrats amid a crowded field and lingering national interest.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Eid
Robert Wagner
Lindsay
John ZT. Marchi
Wagner
Ecity
City Hall
Matio A. Procaceiino
Bronx
Hermat Badilla
Millonaire US
James N. Scheuer
Norman Mailer
Catlie Lindsay
Money quarrel hinders revenue sharing says Romney
Pittsburgh AP Secretary George Romney of the Department of Housing and Urban Development says federal revenue sharing will advance only if cities stop fighting with states over how funds are divided. He told the U S Conference of Mayors that the administration is committed to revenue sharing but progress depends on mayors and governors uniting, with mayors preferring direct grants rather than through states.
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Pittsburgh
George Romney
Department of Housing and Urbay
Nikon
Romney
U.S
Congress
Ts Weban
Armstrong Says He Feels Ready For Touchdown
Houston AP report notes Neil Armstrong, commander of Apollo II, finishing a landing trainer series and declaring readiness to touchdown on the moon. He piloted a spider like LTV craft three times Monday, reaching 300 feet in altitude, as he rehearses the powered descent for the lunar surface.
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Houston
Neil A. Armnetrong
Armstrong
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Strong
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LTV
Sately
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Edwin J. Aldvin Jy
Air Pocve
Cal
Micchael Collins
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