U S Soviet trade deal hailed as landmark pact
Secretary of State Rogers calls the trade agreement and Lend-Lease debt settlement a climate for peace with the USSR. Peterson says the three year plan could reach 15 billion in trade, via most favored nation status, EXIM credits, and an arbitration system. Congress debates Jewish emigration taxes and a $1 billion debt payoff.
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New Flareup in Fighting Looms Near Saigon Front
AP dispatch from Saigon reports renewed clashes between South Vietnamese and Communist forces along Saigon's northern flanks. Battles spread across hamlets and banana groves with heavy artillery and ground assaults, as civilians flee. Reports cite village attacks near Bung and La Saigon, with 34 North Vietnamese and several South Vietnamese killed and numerous wounded.
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Associated Press
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U.S. Combat Death Toll Drops Sharply Last Week
Saigon reports two American combat deaths last week with five missing and four wounded. No nonhostile deaths occurred for the first time in seven years of weekly casualty tallies. South Vietnamese losses reached 576 killed and 2,421 wounded, while North Vietnamese and Viet Cong fatalities totaled 1,722 with 221 fewer than the prior week. American totals stand at 48,884 killed, 303,461 wounded, and 14,280 missing. allied casualties across all forces total circa 415,092 wounded.
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Refugee Families Move South Along Route Near Ban Cat
Refugee families flee south along Route 1 near Ban Cat twenty five miles north of Saigon. Reports say small numbers of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong have infiltrated the area and cut vital roads linking Saigon to the Lai Khe base.
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Agnew Attacks Protesters as Campaign Goes On
Vice President Agnew derides antiwar demonstrators at Grand Rapids and Green Bay, saying they have exercised their lungs more than their minds. Shriver vows aiding peace would be campaign worth it, and McGovern criticizes Kissinger while touring Ohio. Nixon’s schedule light. White House denies involvement in break‑ins.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
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Protestants Call Off War With British Army Troops
In Belfast AP report, Protestant police and defense leaders announce a ceasefire after two days of unrest. The truce comes amid rioting and gunfire with the British Army, with at least four dead and 80 wounded as both sides vow to reduce tensions and halt further violence.
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Bible Thought On Sowing And Reaping Belief
The note quotes a biblical verse from Corinthians urging that a sparing sow yields sparing harvest while a generous sowing brings ample return. It presents the idea as a moral exhortation about giving and rewards.
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