B52s Hammer North Vietnamese Forces Near Saigon
U S B52s conducted heavy strikes around Saigon and Tay Ninh amid rising pressure from three North Vietnamese regiments totaling about 9 000 troops. Air force claims 14 B52 missions 2 500 000 pounds of explosives dropped in the Boi Loi Woods and Trapezoid as ground fighting shows rising tempo despite marginal weather.
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Movement presses to end pay toilets in America
A Chicago based group CAPTIA acts against pay toilets. At a national press conference members outlined six resistance methods including The American Crawl The Sacrificial Lamb The Stuff Stickdt The Doorman and The Nail File while denying violence. Natalie Precker Kent State University outlined aims and warned against violent acts as useless.
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Natalie Precker
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Atlantic City keeps Baltic and Mediterranean Avenues in Monopoly
Atlantic City residents and visitors cheered as the city commission unanimously rejected a proposal to rename Baltic and Mediterranean Avenues. Commissioner Ponzio had proposed Fairmount and Melrose names citing Monopoly fans' feedback. The decision preserves the streets tied to the famous board game and the city’s Monopoly heritage.
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Randolph F. Batton
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Arthur Ponzio
Fairmount
Melrose
Joseph Lazarow
Mediterranean
Ponzio
U.S. Monopoly Association
Joseph Bradway
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Park Place
Charles B. Darrow
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Barton
African nations reject air sanctions as colonialism claim
At ICAO talks in Montreal Kenya Senegal and Zaire voiced opposition to a US Canada plan to halt air service to nations failing to curb violence against aircraft. They warned such sanctions could violate sovereignty and hurt innocent states, while US officials defended the move as a key aviation safety insurance policy.
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G. Mondje
United Nations
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Senegal
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Soviet Union
Frontier Airlines hires first gas commercial pilot
A 33 year old Denver woman Emily Howell becomes Frontier Airlines first woman pilot on a U5. during a hiring push she says she aims to prove herself. Howell with over 7 000 flight hours and FAA examiner status joined Frontier after a long path from aspiring stewardess to qualified aviator. She will undergo a week orientation before training in a Boeing 737 as second officer.
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UPL
Frontier
Airlines
Emily Howell
Federal Aviation Administration
Ed O'Neil
Emily
Gunnison
Colo
Lone Ranger nostalgia event stirs Detroit radio history
Detroit area auto dealers and Lone Ranger alumni recreated a 10 minute segment from the original radio show at WXYZ studio, honoring radio’s heyday. Clayton Moore joined as guest, but the focus stayed on early radio artists while fans recalled hoofbeats and the silver bullets.
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Patricia Roza
Detroit
UPT
Fred Flowerday
Rube Weiss
Tonly
Fred McCarthy
WXYZ
Clayton Moore
Moore
Fellah
Four days double bill at first twin cinema
At the Movies lists Rage featuring George C Scott and The Wild Bunch starring William Holden and Ernest Borgnine. Wilderness Journey opens Sunday at Cinema I aimed at teens and families. Also Heat and Is There Sex After Death?, plus The Last Picture Show repeats at Williams College Cinema. Schedules vary by day. call 442-8179. 7 and 9 p.m. Williamstown.
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George C. Scott
Willian Holden
Ernest Borgnine
Cinema I
Senator Ribicoff Seeks End to Home Heating Oil Limits
UPI reports Senator Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut introduced legislation to remove all restrictions on imports of home heating oil for six New England states. He argues rapid action is needed to avert a potential winter fuel shortage and price spikes, criticizing current limits on imports from the western hemisphere.
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UPI
Abraham Ribicoff
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