Israelis End Lebanon Campaign After U N Condemnation
Israeli forces ended a four day push into southern Lebanon withdrawing back to Israel after heavy bombardment that killed an estimated 50 Arab guerrillas and wounded 10. U N Security Council urged immediate withdrawal while Lebanese and Palestinian reports varied on civilian and combatant casualties.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Israel
Middle East
United Nations Security Council
Tel Aviv
UPI
Abdul W. Hajjaj
U.N
New York
South Vietnamese Launch Third Major Drive Into Cambodia
South Vietnamese troops pressed a three pronged cross border offensive into Cambodia as part of an allied push to blunt a Communist offensive. In the Parrot's Beak region near Svay Rieng heavy fighting left 52 guerrillas dead, 16 Vietnamese soldiers killed, and 9 wounded.
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Saigon
UPI
Cambodia
Mekong
Parrot’s Beak
Svay Rieng
Mandulkiri
Quang Duc
Bassac
Vietnam
Chief rules out amnesty for draft evaders
Selective Service Director Curtis Tarr told a Kennedy subcommittee that general amnesty for Vietnam era draft dodgers would jeopardize inductions and strain local boards. He warned that blanket or partial amnesty could set an unwelcome precedent and affect discipline in the armed forces.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service
Curtis Tarr
Vietnam
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Tarr
Varied March Weather With Clearing Skies And Mild Temps
Lingering flurries early today give way to partial clearing. Highs in the 30s to low 40s, tonight upper teens to 20s, Wednesday sunny to partly cloudy with highs 35 to 45. Winds west 5 to 15 mph today. Rainfall tallies shown for Middletown Monticello and Newburgh with yearly comparisons. Report water pollution to EPA by calling 201 548 8730 or writing Gerald M Hansier, EPA 26 Federal Plaza.
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New York-New Jersey
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Gerald M. Hansier
EPA
Federal Plaza
New York
N.Y
Rockefeller hails Nixon trip to China as turning point
Albany Governor Rockefeller, leading Nixon's New York re election drive, called the China visit a turning point toward a generation of peace. He praised the President for courage and forthright dealings, saying the trip achieved its objectives and moved toward a more peaceful world.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
China
New York State
Mine official blames state for dam disaster delay
Ben Tudor of Buffalo Mining Co says attempts to drain the dam were rejected by West Virginia officials who feared water spillage would pollute waterways. The mile-long dam failed after heavy rain, sending a 30-foot surge of water and sludge through an 18-mile valley, with 66 dead, 102 injured, and about 300 missing.
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Man. W. Va
Ben Tudor
Buffalo Mining Co
West Virginia Department of Natural Resources
Protestants retaliate in Belfast amid Northern Ireland violence
In Belfast protesters attacked Catholic targets in what police call a Protestant backlash. In Aldershot two Irish laborers were jailed over a February bombing of a British army mess that killed a Catholic chaplain gardener and five women. Fire destroyed a Catholic community relations building on Springfield Road and a social center in Ballymurphy Housing Estate.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Aldershot
England
Gardner
Springfield Road
Ballymurphy
Italy dissolves parliament and sets early elections
President Giovanni Leone dissolved the Italian Parliament after months of infighting leading to two government collapses in six weeks. Acting Premier Giulio Andreotti’s minority government calls elections for May 7, the first premature vote since 1924, as a stable government for 15 months seemed unattainable.
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Rome
Giovanni Leone
Giulio Andreotti
Italy
Leone
Witness rejects murder contract in Yablonski case
Prosecution witness James E. Phillips testified he was approached to murder mine union official Joseph A. Yablonski for 1000 dollars but declined the plan. The testimony opened the trial of Paul E. Gilly and four co defendants for the December 31 1969 killings at Clarksville Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
James E. Phillips
Cleveland
Paul E. Gilly
Yablonski
Clarksville
Phillips
Claude E Vealey
Gilly Vealey
Pioneer 10 launch delayed by Cape Kennedy weather
The space agency attempted a second launch of Pioneer 10 toward Jupiter from Cape Kennedy but high altitude winds again delayed the 8 45 p m EST window. Forecasters predicted winds would subside later. the 565 pound spacecraft and atlas centaur rocket remained ready. In Los Angeles a mass transit strike closed the system halting 400 000 riders and blocking the world’s largest freeway network.
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Cape Kennedy
Space Agency
Jupiter
Spaceport
Los Angeles
Southern California
Rates for Home Delivery and Newsstand Copy
Rates list home delivered by carrier at 90 cents per week and newsstand single daily copy at 15 cents with Sunday Record at 20 cents. Seco class postage paid at Middletown.
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Middletown
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