Viet voting battles mark South Vietnam elections
Communists battered towns and outposts in South Vietnam but could not deter voters in National Assembly polls. Officials reported 75 to 60 percent turnout, while clashes and shelling raised casualties. US air power pounded DMZ targets as Bangkok broadcasts tied Viet Cong incidents to election pressures.
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UPI
National Assembly
Demilitarzed Zone
Dmz
Mim
Lake
U.S
A Shau
Fuller
South Vienamese Command
North Vi
le Trung Hen
South Vasnahaene Command
Niles Flea Market Showcases 350 Booths Of Treasures
Mrs Ellery Einess admires a multi colored flower amid a wide array of items at the Niles Flea Market today. More than 350 booths offered antiques curios notions and bric a brac attracting about 40 000 visitors. The event opened with a 6 a m pancake breakfast and ended with a 6 p m barbecue. The market features turn of the century clothing a 1910 slot machine psychedelic stoves and silent era movies by The Essanay Movie House. An additional view appears on page 10.
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Ellery Einess
Niles
Main
Essanay Movie House
Weather outlook for Rodale area remains fair
The forecast calls for fair weather through Tuesday with overcast nights and mornings. Daytime highs reach the 70s to mid 80s, nights down to the low 50s, and westerly winds from 10 to 20 mph.
Gasoline Tanker Crash Frays Power Line Route
A gasoline tank truck lost control on a tight Niles Canyon Road curve, overturning and spilling gasoline and diesel. The accident narrowly missed a power tower support carrying 12,000-volt lines, triggering Page 2 coverage.
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Niles Canyon
San Francisco Cem etery Workers vote on strike ending deal
Rank and file members of Cemetery Workers Local 265 in San Francisco will vote Tuesday to ratify an agreement to end the 12 week strike of IT series. Page 2.
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Cemetery Workers Local 265
San Francisco
Anic
Georgia sheriff treks unarmed to disarm kidnapper
In Georgia a sheriff who was unarmed wrestled a shotgun from a would be kidnapper and foiled a bold attempt to abduct a mass murderer suspect. He claims six men joined the plot and expects more arrests as investigators pursue the case on page 3. Page 3 details.
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Georgia
Fire sweeps Weeley festival tents as winds whip crowds
A stiff southeast breeze fans a tent city at the Weeley festival in England where about 150000 youths gathered for a rock event. The blaze causes extensive tents to burn though authorities report no injuries.
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Weeley
England
Pagee
Italian police arrest Heleanna Sumiay ferry captain for multiple deaths
Captain Nemetrios Anthipas of the Heleanna Sumiay was arrested in Brindisi on a murder warrant after the deadly Adriatic fire. The investigation cites overloading, inadequate firefighting and life saving gear, and failing to aid passengers. More than 1,000 aboard, with at least 24 dead and 1,100+ survivors.
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Italy
UPI
Heleanna
Corfu
Igoumenissa
Pat
Greece
Anthipas
Ancona
Imey
Adriat
Patras
Haliane
Buried Black activist George Jackson honored in Mount Vernon
George Jackson buried in a family plot in Mount Vernon as Black Power supporters salute. A UPI photographer Bruno Torres was knocked down and cameras damaged by Panthers during burial site photos. St Louis photographer Fred Sweets aided Torres and was warned but unharmed. Jackson’s body flown from Oakland after services, with family and about 40 relatives meeting the plane. 100 mile funeral procession from Lambert Field to Mount Vernon included roughly a dozen Panthers from East St. Louis.
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UPI
George Jackson
San Quentin
California
Black Panther Farry
United Press International
Bruno Torres
Torres
St Louis
Fred Sweets
St. Luci Post-Dispatch
Lambert Field
St. Louis
Jackson
Oakland
Calif
Georgia Jackson
Lester Jackson Jr
East St. Louie
Newark special vote fills school board seat
Newark voters, 7000 eligible, go to polls tomorrow 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. to fill a single Newark Unified School District board vacancy caused by the spring resignation of James F. Perley Jr. The winner serves until June 30. Candidates include Julio Cesar Calderon, James B. Gordon Jr., Joseph W. Jay Jr., and David G. Vickers.
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Newark Unified School District Board
Newark Community Center
Musick
Snow, Muller
Mileni
Bunker
Lincoln
Schilling
Julio Cesar Calderon
Sycamore St
Xerox Data Systems
Liver Tore
James B. Gordon Jr
Radcliffe Ave
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Joseph W. Jay Jr
David G. Vickers
Darnard SE
Jams F. Perley Jr
Perley
Gunman kills S.F. cop at Ingleside station
A gunman shot and killed a sergeant and wounded a woman dispatcher at the Ingleside Police Station in San Francisco. Police hunted a young Black man in a white T shirt, possibly fleeing in a waiting car. The attacker also reportedly bombed a nearby Bank of America branch earlier.
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Ellen Lipney
Eet Te Pelsstin Barency Hospital
Li Oak
Shouler
Bank of America
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