China claims US downs MIG within Red border
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SAIGON—(UPI)—Communist China charged today U.S. jets downed one of its MIGs 25 miles inside its border and called the incident "an act of war provocation." U.S. officials confirmed a MIG was downed but said the air battle occurred in North Viet Nam 50 miles south of the border.
The Chinese defense ministry said five American jets invaded their territory and jumped a flight of MIG17s on a training mission in southern Yunan province and downed one with a guided missile. The Chinese issued a strong informal protest and vowed "this debt in blood owed by U.S. imperialism to the Chinese people must be cleared."
R. Dudley, 24. Alamorgordo, N.M., blew the Communist MIG apart with a heat-seeking Sidewinder missile. They said the battle occurred Thursday 115 miles northwest of Hanoi.
They gave this version:
U. S. officials said Maj. Wilbur
Dudley and two wingmen, all piloting 1,500-mile-an-hour F4C Phantom jets, were flying "umbrella" protection for an RB66 reconnaissance plane, a craft equipped for long-range radar screening.
THREE MIGS FIRING cannons jumped the Phantoms and they took evasive action. Dudley and his crewman, 1st Lt. Imantee Kringelis, 23, of Lake Zurich, Ill., spotted a fourth MIG 17 lining up for an attack on the
Nimbus 2 launch delayed
The launch had been set for 1:50 a.m. It was at first delayed for 30 minutes then tentatively reset for 1:45 a.m., Saturday.
VANDENBERG AFB, Calif.—(UPI)—The schedule launching of the Nimbus 2 weather satellite was postponed for 24 hours early today due to technical difficulties.
A spokesman for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said the technical difficulties occurred in the ground guidance base system.
The 912-pound satellite will be launched into a polar orbit to photograph the entire global surface. Scientists estimated it will take 3,000 pictures a day on its six-month voyage.
RB66 and whirled to intercept it.
They missed with the first missile but scored with the second. The Communist jet broke apart and the pilot apparently went down with it. No parachute was seen.
Red says U.S. hooks political strings to aid
ASWAN, U.A.R. — (UPI)—Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin, only hours after charging the United States with dangling strings to its foreign aid, left here today to visit a land reclamation project financed with Russian aid.
here, the Soviet official told Egyptians that Western aid to newly emerging nations comes with political strings attached. He said Communist aid was given unconditionally.
In a speech Thursday night
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Chicago students hold school sit-in in protest of draft
CHICAGO—(UPI)—Rebellious students protesting University of Chicago policies toward the draft kept firm control of the school's administration building today and said their seizure of the facility might continue through next week.
They are receiving telegrams of suport from universities across the nation.
Between 350 and 400 students attended a "teach-in" in the building lobby Thursday night and then settled down among their guitars, books and sandwiches for a second straight night of occupation.
UNIVERSITY President George W. Beadle, whose staff was barred from its offices Thursday, scored the sit-in as a "coercive tactic ... unacceptable in a university devoted to inquiry and discussion." But no move was made to dislodge the protesters.
The demonstration that began Wednesday afternoon continued in full force on the eve of Saturday's nationwide draft deferment tests.
The students are protesting the university's decision to supply male class rankings to the Selective Service System for draft deferment purposes. They claim such cooperation with the Selective Service, even at the student's request, is anti-education, makes teachers a judge of a student's "right to live or die" and turns students themselves into each other's "executioners."
Among the orange peels and bread crusts in the administration building lobby, the students posted signs reading "don't use my grades to murder students" and "ranking is a perversion of education."
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