Convoy Breaks Through Siege At Ben Het Camp
A U S convoy reached Ben Het after days of heavy artillery and air strikes. U S Command said the convoy delivered ammunition and supplies, while heavy fighting around the six mile area continued with North Vietnamese forces shelling positions and aircraft bombing nearby targets.
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Egyptian Mig Downed By Israeli Warplanes
Israeli warplanes shot down a Egyptian MiG over the Suez area with cannon fire, exploding in flight and landing in Egyptian territory. Reports say Egyptian commandos crossed the canal for raids, with battles near Port Said and along the southern canal, while claims of casualties and losses varied between Cairo and Tel Aviv.
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Sailor Recalls Terror as Ship Halves in War Game
A U S ship the Evans was cut in half by the Australian carrier Melbourne during South China Sea war games. Sailors describe terror and survival efforts as the vessel broke in two, with several crewmen reporting injuries and a frantic scramble to escape flooded compartments.
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Maryland man says unfair trial possible in politics case
A Maryland man, facing bribery charges linked to an alleged governor bid, contends publicity and official influence could bar a fair trial. The motion to dismissal was argued at a hearing attended by Maryland legislators and party leaders.
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Record Burning Cases Take Appeals
In Towson Maryland AP reports that Catholic priests and laymen, tied to draft record tampering, face appeals after 12 year federal and related state sentences. Defense argues nine defendants were framed by mistreatment of records from Catonsville draft board and assault charges. Prosecutors also appeal Judge Proctor's state charge ruling. federal appeals await decision in Richmond Virginia.
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Prisoners Stage Protest Over Dining Privileges
About 300 prisoners staged a sit down protest at a city jail dining hall. Reports say they demanded the dining area floor and complained about meals. Guards and officials halted the disturbance and moved prisoners outside briefly. The incident occurred in Baltimore.
Stock Market Surges Ahead In Active Trade
The stock market rose in a fairly active session described as a technical rally. The Dow Jones Industrial Average reached 878.68, up 7.82, amid brokers noting bargains after a oversold condition. Major issues from American Telephone to Occidental Petroleum showed gains, with several high volume stocks advancing on mixed trading.
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U S Pacifists Turned Away By Red China
AP report describes six American pacifists aboard the 60-foot Phoenix sailing from Japan toward Shanghai who were denied reentry to Japan. Led by Earle Reynolds, the mission included Victoria, a Buddhist priest, Sharon Willoughby, and others. Japanese authorities questioned the trip as authorization was unclear, risking their status.
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Rock Festival and Boat Race Stir Local Debate Near Seattle
Sheriff Jack Porter and Seattle Young Democrats clash with Gil Porter over a July 2 festival near Woodinville. They argue the event would be noisy overcrowded and permissive toward legal activities. Mahoney notes a potential push to cancel Seattle’s annual hydro plane trophy race for safety and order concerns.
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Head Student Radicals Elect National Secretaries
Mark Rudd becomes national secretary succeeding Klonsky while Jeff Jones takes over as organizational secretary succeeding Behra in the student radicals leadership reshuffle.
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Students Plan Use Of Force To Prevent Campus Takeovers
LAKE FOREST WM AP reports a student group calling itself the Squares at Take Forest College plans a week of workshops, panels, and tactics to counter campus takeovers. They advocate force to defend campus buildings and education from disruptive demonstrators amid a broader debate on revolution and personal freedom.
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Take Forest College
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Otepka Nomination Clears Senate Foes Retreat
Washington AP Edy ward M Kennedy and fellow Democrats retreat from opposition to Otto F Otepka for the Subversive Activities Control Board. Despite early attacks linking Otepka to John Birch Society, Kennedy signals no organized stop order, as the Judiciary Committee sends the nomination to the floor amid lingering questions about his past security handling and Nixon era appointment.
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Violence hearings resume as SDS and Panthers test the era
Investigators reopen urban and campus violence hearings after a three day pause. Senate subcommittee calls San Francisco and Los Angeles witnesses to testify as police describe SDS as dominated by admitted Communists and claim the Black Panther Party plotted terrorist acts and armed rebellion against the government. Panthers testify of internal decay and exploitation of the poor.
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Ocean City Vacation Pitch from the Traveling Girl
Linda Watkins promotes Ocean City Maryland as a top Atlantic Coast resort with 10 miles of beach and a three mile boardwalk. She highlights marlin fishing and Assateague Island ponies, urging callers to plan ahead and noting low Maryland long-distance rates after 9 p.m. weekdays and all day Sunday.
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