Viet Nam Delta attack repelled with heavy losses
North Vietnamese troops attacked Tuyen Binh in the Mekong Delta as 300 local militiamen police civilians and pacification workers repelled the assault. At least 150 enemy fighters were killed while 29 defenders died and 50 were wounded. American advisers called the defense a significant victory and a possible training exercise for Vietnamese units.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
Tuyen Binh
Delta
Cambodia
North Vietnam
North Koreans Free Three American Helicopter Crewmembers
Three U S helicopter crewmen released after 344 months in North Korea were in generally good condition after medical checks. Captured when their helicopter was shot down 15 miles inside North Korea, Crawford and Loepke appeared healthy, Hofstatter on crutches with open knee wounds pending examination. They were to fly to the United States soon.
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Seoul
North Korea
Army
United States
Paul Sheffler
David H. Crawford
Pooler, Ga
Malcolm V. Loepke
Richmond
Ind
Herman E. Hofstatter
Lowpoint
Adams
U.S
Hofstatter
Crawford
Loepke
U.S. Evacuation Hospital
Moon Mounds Hint at Impacted Crater Debris
Space Center Houston reports Apollo 12 observers noted mound features on the lunar surface resembling Earth’s buttes. Dr. Edward Chao proposes large boulders ejected from nearby craters may form the structures seen during the eight moonwalk hours.
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Space Center
Houston
Moon
Edward Chao
Earth
President hints at possible student fee hike
A national report notes President may seek higher student fees next year. Local Hocking County officials discuss a roadway pond issue. University of Chicago reports a modest football profit. Union official defends workers against Goodyear plant implications. Page references indicate varied sections.
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Ohio
Hocking County
University OF Chicago
Goodyear
di Ig Ie Ig
Boones i. Csceedees
Senate weighs higher personal tax exemption amid bickering
Amid presidential misgivings, the Senate saw growing support for raising the personal income tax exemption from 600 to 800 dollars. GOP and Democratic proposals competed, with Gore pushing 700 next year and 800 by 1971, while Nixon warned of a veto and favored slower relief.
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Washington
Senate
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Nixon
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Percy
Gore
S. Senate
Ter
Hugh Scott
Senate Finance Committee
Seven A iva ACCUSE i in . -e. g. The Cult Slaying Of Film Star
Los Angeles police prepared a grand jury case against at least seven persons in the Sharon Tate murder case linked by an attorney to a hippie cult that revered a leader as God and Satan. Charles Manson, 34, head of the occult group, faced a preliminary hearing in Independence near Death Valley on charges including possession of stolen property.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Satan
Independence
Death Valley
Charles Miles Manson
Manson
Edward M. Davis
County Grand Jury
Davis
Hunger conference delegates attack Nixon poverty plan
At the White House hunger conference in Washington 3000 delegates criticized President Nixons welfare proposals and demanded a $5500 yearly guaranteed minimum income plus immediate food shipments for hungry and malnourished citizens The conference panel backed a 5500 guaranteed income for a family of four despite objections from some participants.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Peter Edelman
Washington, D.C
Nixon Wins House Support for Viet Policy Vote
The House passed a resolution backing President Nixon’s pursuit of a just peace in Vietnam by a 333 to 55 margin. A last minute addition urged North Vietnam to honor Geneva POW conventions, with a 392 to 0 vote on that measure. Fifty four Democrats opposed the resolution.
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Panmunjom
U.S
Arthur H. Adams
North Korean
U.S. Army
Dent Nixon
House of Representatives
Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ogden R. Reid
New York
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Stanford University Hospital
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Safford
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Que
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Maine
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Frank Fowles
Miss Tate
Roman Polanski
Bel Air Estate
Hollywood
Jay Sebring
Abigail Folger
Voiteyk Frokowsky
Steven Parent
Tate
Linda Kasabian
Concord N.H
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McKinney
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Mobile
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London
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