Destroy Radar Stations In North Vietnam Raid
American Air Force jets hit North Vietnam’s northwest railroad to China destroying two radar stations. Ground fighting rises in the central highlands as South Vietnamese bases face a third NVA assault. U.S. jets report over 220 strikes nationwide. Pleiku area sees mounting pressure with uncertain targets while massed troops threaten northern routes.
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Associated Press
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North Vietnam
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Central Highlands
Saigon
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Justice Douglas Questions Vietnam War Unconstitutionality
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas said in a CBS interview he is inclined to believe the Vietnam War is unconstitutional because Congress has never declared war. He stressed that the Constitution grants Congress alone the power to declare war and that a ruling could affect conscientious objectors.
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Wiliam C. Douglas
Congress
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Eric Sevareid
William
Harry Truman
Hiroshima
Bargain Hunters Stranded In Russia
About 100 travelers from the United States, Britain, Japan, West Germany and other countries were stranded in Moscow after Aeroflot sold more tickets than seats. They were held on the four top floors of the transit hotel, guarded and denied phone calls, until some obtained access to embassies and were moved to a restaurant in shifts.
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Japan
West Germany
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London
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Aeroflot
T Hen Hey
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Pritay
554 Killed On Highways Over Holiday
Traffic accidents across the nation killed 554 people during the Labor Day weekend. The National Safety Council had anticipated a death toll between 580 and 80 for the period from Friday to Monday midnight. The 1971 Labor Day weekend death toll was 616.
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National Safety Council
Soviets Seen Building Up Spy Fleet
Pentagon officials predict the Soviet Union will increase Mediterranean intelligence by sending helicopter carriers and more AGI style ships after withdrawing reconnaissance aircraft from Egypt. The Moskva and Leningrad may join patrols, with multiple naval vessels and four to five AGIs augmenting ongoing operations.
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Stock Prices Remain Firm After Rally
SY MILES reports Corning stock steadies after a three day rally. The Dow Jones 30 industrials rises 3.61 to 973.66 at midmorning. NYSE advancers lead decliners five to three. John C. Sutherland of Irving Trust calls the market nervous in an election year. Robert T. Allen of Shearson Wammill notes a guessing game with no clear clues.
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John C. Sutherland
Irving Trust Co
Robert T. Allen
Shearson Wammill Management Co
Political Roundup McGovern Nixon Campaigns Across States
Political roundup describes presidential candidates McGovern and Nixon in cross country efforts. McGovern seeks federal help for 25000 jobs and supports Social Security, national health insurance, and a pension program. Nixon plans nonpolitical stops and a Golden Gate area meeting with environmental groups in California.
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Ore
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Boston
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Golden Gate National Recreation Area
California
Boving Co
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Neon Administration
Los Angeles
Shriver Targets WV Mines Conditions and Watergate Links
Boston AP report says Shriver condemns West Virginia coal mine conditions and Nixon ethics, alleges two GOP figures appear involved in Watergate bugging. He visits hospitalized miners with black lung, accuses administration of subverting safety laws as he tours via the Lucky 7 campaign plane to Syracuse. He cites Mitchell and Stans as allegedly connected.
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West Virginia
Nixa
J .Lymon
Johnson
Warmaker
Richard Nixon
West
Virginia
Shriver
Syracuse
Atty
John W. Mitchell
Secretary of Commerce
Maurice Stans
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Watergate
Art Thieves Slipped Past Alarm System
MONTREAL AP The Viree men stole 2 million dollars worth of art from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts by entering through a skylight under repair. A museum spokesman said the alarm was only partially functioning, and it did go off when robbers opened a door to remove the first portion of the loot. They took 18 paintings and left behind more valuable works. Newspaper imprint notes AP dispatches and local circulation details.
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Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Bill Rantey
Skybgat
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Hagerstown
Gery
AP News
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Bel
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