Red Guards Call Kosygin Hanging Amid Border Clash
Demonstrations erupt around the Soviet Embassy in Beijing as Chinese and Soviet troops clash on the Manchurian border island near Ussuri. Both sides report casualties and exchange protest notes. Chinese authorities claim Soviet troops crossed into Chinese territory and opened fire. Soviet reports acknowledge fatalities but do not specify nationalities.
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John Roderick
Associated Press
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Saigon Shelled as Viet Cong Attack Deepen War
In the ninth day of the spring offensive, enemy troops attacked a Marine base below the DMZ and shelled Saigon and 40 towns. At least 17 North Vietnamese and Marines were killed. Rockets hit Saigon hospitals and homes, killing civilians including a nine person family and injuring many others.
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George Esper
Associated Press
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Demilitarized Zone
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Vno
Wrong To Order Dive Says Sealab Crewman
AN DIEGO AP Otto of the aquanauts in Sealab 3 the Navy deep sea living experiment says it was wrong to order the dive in which a fellow crewman died. A board of inquiry into the death of aquanaut Berry L Cannon 33 was told of mishaps and tampering with equipment. The inquiry focuses on Cannon’s death and an investigation will almost certainly occur, a Navy spokesman said. The aquanaut died February 17 minutes after leaving a personnel transfer capsule in an effi
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Otto
Navy
Berry L. Cannon
Cmdr. J
Tomsky
Cantton
Mail Heavy On Drug Bill
Maryland voters focus on chloramphenicol regulation as a major issue, with Delegate Irwin Hoffman’s mail volume signaling strong support for a bill restricting drug options. An unrelated diving accident report cites carbon dioxide poisoning as the cause of a death, detailing equipment failures and cold’s effects on divers.
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Washington County
Irwin Hoffman
Hoffman
OS St
Maryland
Richard Blackburn
Cannon
Prayer for Faith and Depression Courage in Ann Arbor
A memorial prayer by Hoover Rupert of the First Methodist Church in Ann Arbor expresses seeking God’s aid to rise from weeks of darkness and depression. He asks for full surrender to Christ’s care and stronger faith today.
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Hoover Rupert
Ann Arbor
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First Methodist Church
Saigon Eyes Nixon_DELAY in Paris Peace Talks
Saigon officials in Paris believe President Nixon will pace talks rather than push a rapid settlement. A 45 minute meeting with Ky and Rogers plus Lodge left Ky optimistic some new initiative may arise. French leaders indicated willingness to help, but any move will hinge on mutual military de escalation and slow progress ahead of Thursday session.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Nixon
Saigon
Unitus
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Wiliam P. Rogers
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Vietnam
Charles de Gaulle
Wixon
Active Trading Sparks Market Rally On Wall Street
In brisk early trading on the New York Stock Exchange the tape lag briefly before catching up as gains outpaced losses by nearly 100 issues. At 10 30 a m the Dow Jones stood up 2 17 points at 907 38 with six of the ten most active issues on the NYSE rising, two falling and two unchanged. Also on the American Exchange seven of the ten most active shares advanced, two declined and one held at a standstill. In steel shares Bethlehem Republic and U S Steel rose modestly as Jones Laughlin fell back.
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