South Viet government denies My Lai massacre reports
The South Vietnamese defense ministry says reports of a massacre in My Lai are entirely inaccurate and that the fighting involved air strikes and artillery that killed about 20 civilians in a 125 enemy casualty battle. The U.S. Army is expanding its investigation to 24 more soldiers in the incident.
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Okinawa Reversion Keeps U S Japan Security Pact In Place
Tokyo reports that Okinawa’s return to Japanese administration will keep U S Japan security terms intact. An American official says bases on Okinawa will follow Japan’s restrictions, including no nuclear weapons without Japan consent and no major combat actions without prior consultation. The pact, tied to Nixon and Sato, is extended annually, with some opposition criticizing missing a clear ban on nuclear weapons after reversion.
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Okinawa
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Washington
Nixon
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Eiseku Sato
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Sato
Stock Market Had Bleak Week
New York reports a bleak week as tight money policies kept investor hopes dampened. Analysts cite Nixon administration signals reducing monetary restraint as failing to lift expectations, with the Dow Jones Industrial Avg dropping to 823.19 and further losses in the final trading hours.
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Reece
Wietnam
Carly
Gevers
Frivolous Complaints Against Race Law Spark Debate
London AP reports critics call Britain’s race discrimination act overbroad with complaints from a Scotsman, Yorkshire team, and an Australian insurer. Board chairman Bonar Far defends enforcement, citing expanding cases and employment disputes. A restaurant sign dispute and confusion over terms like colored illustrate public scrutiny.
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Taco Relations Board
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Chester
Violence in Dakota City Meat Packers Strike Deepens
Violence escalates as Iowa Beef Packers faces a prolonged strike by 1,200 workers at its Dakota City plant. Picket lines, dynamite incidents, and gunfire linked to tensions over a push to end traditional kill and chill methods. Union leaders demand higher pay and job protections, while company officials cite modernization aims. A striker charged in a fatal shooting case remains under investigation.
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Councis
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Allan Bligh
Iowa Beel Packers
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Telail
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Holman
Raymond Gonzales
Children Die In Collapse Of Orphanage In Saigon
A three story orphanage on the western edge of Saigon collapsed early today killing at least 11 children and two teachers. Rescue workers searched debris for missing children as U.S. Army personnel aided efforts. The Children’s Home of Blessing, run by the Christian Missionary Alliance, faced a rebuilding plan after the disaster.
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San Francisco
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Memphia
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Soviet Charges U.S. Policy Prolongs War
In Moscow the Soviet Union and Viet Cong leaders charged that U.S. Vietnamization prolongs the war. The delegation, arriving Nov 4, met Brezhnev and Kosygin. The communique demanded unconditional U.S. withdrawal, pledged support to the Viet Cong, and called Paris peace proposals a real basis for solution.
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Basia
South Vietnam
Adopted Korean Children Become U.S. Citizens in Portland
In Portland Oregon ten Korean adoptees, children of Mr. and Mrs. T H Johnstone, were naturalized as U.S. citizens. The couple began adopting eleven years ago from the Harry Holt home in Corvallis, adding two more children after trips to Korea. The children range from ages six to eleven, including twins Jan and Jill and Paul and Patti aged eight and eleven. Mrs. Johnstone, owner of an exhaust systems and air conditioning honing firm, said she hopes to help Seoul children later.
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Hoagy Carmichael Turns 70 Still Writing Songs
Las Vegas AP reports Hoagy Carmichael, famed composer of Stardust and Georgia on My Mind, is 70 today yet remains active in writing. He notes no less energy than years ago, recalling a long list of hits and his Oscar win for In the Coal. He remains faith driven, performing piano and relying on the Holy Spirit.
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