South Vietnam to Withdraw More Troops From Laos
George Esper reports Saigon moves indicate South Vietnamese forces, after six weeks of offensives, are pulling back from Laos. About 1,500 men from the 1st Infantry Division reportedly reassigned, with 2,000 to 3,000 troops gathered at Ham Neghi for withdrawal. Despite advances to Se Pane, counterattacks by North Vietnamese regiments spur retreat and heavy shelling of bases near Brown.
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Seigen
Ham
Lolo Ani
Brown
Vietnam
Saigon
Ham Neghi
Laos
Pham van Phi
North Vietnam
Phu
Fran van An
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Nam Nehi
Name Calling Reignites Soviet Chinese Clash Ahead of Moscow Congress
The revival of harsh exchanges between Moscow and Peking signals ongoing policy tensions amid the Soviet Communist Party's upcoming 24th Congress. China denounces Soviet leaders as wolves in sheep's clothing while Moscow accuses Beijing of colluding with the United States, reflecting broader Asia focused disputes.
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William L. Ryan
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Peking
Krovitin
Mao Tsetnue
Soviet Communist Party
China
Ard
Chen En-lai
Northy
Vietnam
Pehling
Asia
Manist
United States
Wolf In
Agnew Questions CBS Television Documentaries
Vice President Spiro Agnew questioned two CBS documentary programs for authenticity citing Hunger in America and Project Nassar. He warned about national media power and urged public scrutiny of network news operations and CBS's own documentary record. CBS declined immediate comment as executives met to respond.
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Boston
Mass
Spira
Agnew
Columbia Broadcasting System
Middlesex
America
CBS
Department of Defense
Pentagon
CHS
Lone
Stock Market Prices Drift Lower In Early Trading
New York prices drifted fractionally lower as investors seem uncertain of direction. The Dow Jones average stood at 16.14, down 0.65 at 10:20 a.m., with gains and losses nearly even on the New York Stock Exchange amid tug of war between profit taking and optimism. Big Board quotes showed mixed moves in Phillips Petroleum, American Telephone, Sux Industries, TS Steel, and Lockheed Aircraft, reflecting a cautious start.
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New York
Xellage
American Telephone
Saxa Industries
TS. Steel
Lockheed Aircraft
FBI Track On Capitol Bombers Progress Report
Washington AP says FBI and Hoover era officials briefed congressional aides that investigators are narrowing leads on the Capitol bombing suspects. Early blast caused significant damage and injuries as a caller warned of the plan before the explosion in a ground floor room during a protest action.
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Washington
J.I
Edgar Hoover
Port Hoover
EBBI
Ao Sons
Capitol
Hoover
Capitol Switchboard
Laas
Jazz Great In Hospital Faces Heart and Kidney Strain
Jazz trumpeter Armstrong, age 70, hospitalized at Beth Israel with edema and aggravated heart condition. Spokesman says he is in intensive care and resting, manager Ira Mangel notes a kidney ailment in 1969 that weakened his heart. Entertaining recently after finishing a Waldorf Astoria engagement.
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New York
Jazzier
Louis “Salchmo
Armsend
Beth Israel Hospital
Armstrong
Ira Mangel
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Bible Thought on Chosen Vassal and His Service
A reflection on the Lord’s command to go forth bearing His name to the Gentiles and kings. The text notes that God chooses men for His service, even if many would reject the call, highlighting Acts and the unworthiness of human choice.
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Israel
U S and Israel Play Out Private Storm Over Peace Plan
Secretary Rogers and Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban prepared a private clash over Jerusalem terms and U S security guarantees in a bid to modify the border settlement. Rogers urged fewer geographic demands and more robust guarantees while Israel balked at ceding lands won in the 1967 war.
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Washington
Toeign
Abba Eban
U.S
Lem
Mideast
Meirhan
Rogers
Israel
Golda
Meir
Eban
Vance
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