Battle for Hue Observed by Marine Correspondent
UPI reporter Alvin B. Webb describes the siege of Hue from a ruined home in the city center. Marines fight house to house as sniper fire and bombardment echo through shattered streets. Marines Brad Sillman and David Hartman speak of changing combat from jungle to urban warfare.
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Hue
Vietnam
UPI
Charlie Company
Mr. An
Lance Cpl
Bradford Sillman
Ding Bo Linh Street
Nguyen Ngoc An
Imperial City
Robert Thompson
Charlottesville
5Th Marines
1St Battalion
U.S
Perfume River
Pfc
David Hartman
Pontiac
Mich
Brad Sillman
Orlando
Fla
William Conomos
Orlando Sentinel Star
Sillman
Thompson
Hartman
Charlie
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Vermont
Reardon Report Denounced by Trial Lawyers Assn
LAS VEGAS Nev USD The American Trial Lawyers Association denounced the Reardon Report as imposing unnecessary restrictions on news media police and courts The group of about 25000 lawyers issued the statement at its winter meeting at Las Vegas Arizona.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Usd
American Trial Lawyers Association
Reardon
American Bar Association
Paul C. Reardon
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Vietnam War Toll Rises With Week’s Casualties
UPI reports 400 Americans killed last week in Vietnam, 1,494 wounded with 936 hospitalized. Tet period totals show 816 killed and 4,251 wounded over two weeks, while overall American deaths reach 17,696 and wounded 109,922 since 1960. 1,169 missing or captured.
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Saigon
America
U.S
South Vietnam
Publicity-Seeking Strangler Terrorizes Gaffney SC Town
In Gaffney South Carolina a publicity seeking killer grips the town with fear as a 15 year old girl disappears and four women are believed slain. The suspect taunts editor Bill Gibbons via calls claiming the murders and hints at more victims if not caught. FBI agents join the probe amid rising panic and shrinking business.
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Gaffney, S.C
UPI
Bill Gibbons
Abby
Censorship clashes across Warsaw Moscow and Kiev
In Warsaw Janusz Szpotanski faces trial behind closed doors for a satirical operetta blamed on unnamed Poles including Gomulka. In Moscow Solzhenitsyn renews attack on party censorship while Vyacheslav Chornovil faces a labor camp for challenging secret police abuses in Ukraine. Intellectuals in Poland, the Soviet Union, and Czechoslovakia push for constitutional freedoms amid harsh official reaction.
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Warsaw
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Janusz Szpotanski
Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn
Vyacheslav Chornovil
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Alvin B. Webb
Imperial Forbidden City
ABA House of Delegates
Chicago
South Carolina
Opel
Dianne Buckson
FBI
Gibbons
Alfred Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Gaffney Ledger
Strangler
Nancy Parris
Nancy Rinehart
Roger Dedman
Spindale, N.C
Union County
Roger
Buckson
Bradford
MON
Plaza Shopping
Home Furniture CO
Self Belt
Drysdale’s Free Parking
Stewart-Warner
DEPOT
Bennington, VT
Esso
Tigerama
Humble Oil and Refining CO
Albany
James Tone
Til
By John Sack
James Jones
Honor” Allen Drury
Sarah” Cornelia Otis Skinner
Ennington
Main Street
Torino
Ford
Manchester Motors, Inc
Depot Street
Manchester Center, VT
Wilson Ford, Inc
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