High court OKs Army spying on civilians
The Supreme Court split over Army surveillance, upholding grand jury witnesses may refuse to answer when eavesdropping is involved while ruling Army civilian spying violated rights in a test challenge. The court also unanimously found Central Connecticut State College violated free speech by banning an SDS chapter.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Connecticut
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
William O. Douglas
Congress
William J. Brennan
Philip F. Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
David Gelbard
Sidney Parnas
Leslie Bacon
Seattle
Wash
U.S. Capitol
Powell
Central Connecticut State College
Air Force strikes hit Viet Tri plant in North Vietnam
Twenty Air Force fighter bombers attacked the Viet Tri power plant 25 miles northwest of Hanoi using laser guided bombs, halting operations and blacking out part of the capital. A similar raid earlier targeted Bac Giang. Ground clashes continued in northern South Vietnam amid weather and troop movements.
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UPS
Viet Tri
Hanoi
U. S
Nixon
North Vietnam
Bac Giang
Air
Quang Tri Province
Hue
New Air Force fighter Eagle unveiled at McDonnell plant
The F-15 Eagle was introduced amid claims it will outclimb and outmaneuver any rival. Maj. Gen. Bellis said it matches Soviet designs like the MiG 23, with early costs cited at 10.5 million dollars for development and testing and a goal of 729 more aircraft as production scales down costs.
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UCL Factury
Grant L. Hansen
Air Force
McDonnell
Benjamin N. Bellis
Soviet Union
Hansen
Gen. Bellis
Bellis
Potantigk
Fizmon Dairy
Nixon awards Westmoreland fourth Distinguished Service Medal
President Nixon honors outgoing Army Chief of Staff William C. Westmoreland for leading U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam with a fourth Distinguished Service Medal in a White House ceremony. Abrams will succeed him. Nixon hints at further troop withdrawals and a military command reshuffle.
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Army
Nixon
Nam Din
Hanoi
Ziegler
U.S
Abrams
Westmoreland
Paper swap cuts troop strength in Vietnam pressure move
Seven Marine and Air Force fighter squadrons moved from Da Nang to Nam Phong Thailand in a paper transfer aimed at trimming U S troop totals. Officials did not confirm numbers but sources say about 2000 air crew and pilots shifted as part of broader withdrawals leaving about 54000 troops in Vietnam, above Nixon’s 49000 target.
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Thailand
Nixon
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U.S
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Bangkok
Vietnam
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Hon Gai
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My Chanh
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