Viet Cong Attacks Kill 27 Civilians and 25 Troops
Viet Cong terrorists killed 27 civilians in attacks on a funeral procession a restaurant and a house outside Saigon and 25 South Vietnamese troops were killed and 25 wounded in a Communist attack on a combat base allied military sources said. Fighting flared along Cambodia highways as authorities reported heavy fighting near Phnom Penh. The U.S. considered increasing air strikes over Cambodia amid shifting support and battlefield updates from Saigon and Phnom Penh.
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UPI
Cambodia
Phu Yen
United States
Popular Force
Thu Duc
U.S
John S. McCain Jr
U.S. Pacific
McCain
Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
Highway 6
Highway 4
Sre Klong
Kyoichi Sawada
Tang Kauk
UAW Ends Strikes At Two GM Plants In Detroit Area
About 7,000 UAW workers begin returning to two Detroit area GM plants marking a partial end to a 21 day strike. Nationwide, 400,000 workers remain on picket lines as talks at both national and local levels stall with only 16 of 155 local units having new agreements.
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UPI
United Auto
General Motors
United States
Canada
UAW
GMM
Detroit Diesel-Allison
Detroit Diesel
Wayne
GM Foundry
Bedford
Ind
NSM National Selected Morticians Spotlight
NSM National Selected Morticians lists firms coast to coast that pass a thorough practices review and uphold the NSM Code of Good Funeral Practice. Continued NSM recognition depends on maintaining high standards daily as part of the leading funeral director network. An informative series appears in Time, Newsweek, U.S. News World Report, National Observer, and Maclean's in Canada. Watch for them.
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NSM
Time
Newsweek
U.S
Missouri clairvoyant claims kidnaped girl in Vermont
New York police review leads with Manhattan detectives after a Missouri clairvoyant, Judy Morrison, claimed 5 year old Leah Sarachik is in the Shelburne Charlotte area of Vermont. Officials say abandoned homes and cottages yield no solid clues and caution against treating information as hoaxy.
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Missouri
Vermont
New York
UPI
George Ellwood
Shelburne, Vt
Manhattan
Leah Sarachik
New York City
Ellwood
Leah
Liberty
Judy Morrison
Shelburne- Charlotte
Anna Frohlich
Vermont Yankee plant may trigger 25 percent power cut
Albert A. Cree, president of Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp, warned that if delays push back the Atomic Energy Commission license, Vermont could face a 25 percent power reduction. The Vernon plant aims to produce 283 million kilowatts to help meet a projected 720 million kilowatts peak load, with 181 million kilowatts short without it. The company seeks state approval for licensing and recently secured PSB financing of 80 million dollars amid conservationist concerns. The Southern Vermont Conservation Society plans to announce whether it will appeal the PSB decision and, if so, present its stance Tuesday after polling.
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Connecticut River
Vernon
Cree
Vermont Yankee
Vermont
Water Resources Board
Public Service Board
Stevens
Vermont highway toll rises with three Fatal crashes
In Groton Vermont Diane Darling 20 dies from injuries after a car left U S 302 and rolled down an embankment another Groton woman 42 Eldora Eastman dies later from injuries after attempting to aid Darling A third death in St Johnsbury VT Arlene Payette 22 dies when her car struck a tree in a curve Vermont toll reaches 94 Richard Cutting 56 dies in Williston after crutch slips while he works at Vermont Industrial Workshop
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Arlene Payette
St. Johnsbury
U.S. 5
Vermont
Burlington
UPI
Richard W. Cutting
Westford
Williston
New York bans DDT and dozens of pests under new rules
Albany Amended regulations by Environmental Conservation Commissioner Henry L. Diamond ban ten pesticides including DDT in New York State. Gov Rockefeller calls the controls the nation’s strictest for persistent toxic pesticides. The state imposes strict limits on about 60 other pesticides amid farmer and manufacturer protests.
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Albany
New York State
Lan. L
Environmental Conservation
Henry L. Diamond
Rockefeller
Plane crash in Berkshire injures two. pilot and owner injured
A light Aeronca Chief crashed on Bailey Road as it attempted takeoff near Geoffrion home. Owner Charles Geoffrion and pilot Albert Lindenschmidt, both from Bailey Road, sustained minor injuries. Plane damaged by telephone line but repairable. Separate Berkshire items include elderly housing project near approval in North Adams and a fatal stabbing in Gainesville, Va involving Pittsfield residents, plus a missing child case linked to a Queens pair visiting the Berkshires.
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Bailey Road
Aeronca
Charles Geoffrion
Albert Lindenschmidt
Geoffrion
Lindenschmidt
North Adams
Department of Housing and Urban Development
City Housing Authority
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