Dissidents Sought In Vietnam City
In Da Nang armored cars guard streets as police search buildings for antigovernment dissidents after election day riots left at least seven wounded. Troops reinforced police, shops reopened, and authorities warned protesters. Casualty figures vary, with hospital reports citing gunshot wounds and grenade injuries.
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Soviet Leader Vows Continued North Vietnam Support
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny assured Hanoi of ongoing aid in its resistance to the United States during a banquet in Hanoi after arriving in North Vietnam. The speeches cited broad international sympathy from China and other socialist countries as supporting Vietnam toward victory.
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Nixon opposes move to grant U S pay raises
President Nixon criticized Congress for moving to overturn Phase 2 of his economic policy and delaying pay raises for 4.3 million federal workers. He spoke from Biscayne Florida noting the unilaterally halted reform and signaled veto threats and delays through July 4. He traveled between Florida and Washington as advisers debated wage price controls and fiscal steps.
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Time Is Here To Check Your Heating Plant
Fire Chief John Hall urges homeowners to inspect heating plants before cold weather. Malfunctions in automatic cutoffs can cause fires, and summer corrosion worsens risk. Fire Prevention Week events, including a parade in Hagerstown, were delayed by wet grounds but rescheduled for Sunday afternoon.
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Stock Prices Strengthening on Wall Street
New York AP reports stock prices strengthened with the Dow Jones 80 industrials up 4.69 to 898.68 at 10 30 am as advances exceeded declines more than 2 to 1 on the NYSE. Analysts cited expectations of potential short term rate cuts and anticipation of work stoppages affecting sentiment.
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Daily Mail telegraph item with garbled header
A fragmented newspaper snippet shows garbled masthead text and partial pricing notes for a daily mail telegraph section. It offers limited readable details about a weekly or monthly price in some cities and mentions AP.
Disputes Tear Labor Party In Britain
BRIGHTON England AP labor party split over plan to oppose entry to the European Common Market. Wilson leads, while deputy Jenkins edges toward rebellion with others eyeing leadership bids as 40 MPs may oppose Europe entry. Heath government split as 328 Conservatives face a likely vote margin.
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Edward Heath
Europe
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West Europe
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Labor
Heath
Stolen Vermeer Painting Demanded For Refugees
Brussels AP report says a man calling himself a modern Robin Hood demanded four million for the return of The Love Letter by Jan Vermeer. The painting was stolen last month from the Palace of Fine Arts in Brussels and valued at up to nine million by the Dutch State Museum.
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Talks Resume As West Coast Dock Strike Enters 96th Day
Mediators report progress as West Coast dock talks resume in San Francisco. East Coast sessions restart in New York City with 60,000 striking soft coal miners to report to members. ILWU and IL A strike workers halt ships, costing California $15 million. issues include off dock container handling and guaranteed 40 hour pay plus $1.60 wage raise. Coal miners seek pay raise to $50, welfare and retirement fund increases.
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Chance Misunderstanding Started Attica Prison Revolt
AP reports that a guard misread actions during Attica inmates practice moves, sparking the four day uprising. Times and News recount chaos, unclear orders, and prisoner violence including throat slittings.
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Troops Battle Irish Firefight in Belfast Clash
British forces engaging Irish Republican Army suspected militants in east Belfast near Mountpoltl area during a predawn riot. Two gunmen believed hit. one carried away screaming. no troops harmed. House to house searches followed as authorities probed arms caches and suspects. Separately a year old girl was wounded in Londonderry by a bombing attack on an army post.
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Yippie Leader Abbie Hoffman Plans Hair Cut Rally
Abbie Hoffman, Yippie leader and Chicago 7 defendant, will cut his hair and urge followers to register and vote at Drew University in Madison New Jersey. He advocates peaceful electoral change toward a social and political revolution inspired by Allende's Chilean victory and radicals in Berkeley.
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Abbie Hoffman
Drew University
United States
Chile
Salvadore Allende
Berkeley
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