Cambodian Paratroops Break Siege in 14 Mile Relief Drive
Cambodian paratroops launched a 14 mile relief operation to free 4,000 troops trapped by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces for five days near Skoun. The attack aimed at Tang Kauh could become the war's largest battle if the Communists stand and fight. About eight battalions aided by combat engineers rebuilt four blown bridges, totaling a force of around 8,000.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Skoun
Tang Kauh
Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Ho Chi Minh
Thailand
Boycott urged for nations that won't punish hijackers
UPI reports in Montreal that the United States proposes to suspend international air services with any state that after aircraft seizures detains passengers or fails to extradite or prosecute hijackers. Transportation Secretary John A Volpe leads the U S delegation at ICAO council meetings as the 27 nation group considers the plan.
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Montreal
UPI
U.S
International Civil Aviation Organization
ICAO
John A. Volpe
United Nations
Icao Council
United States
Canada
Council
Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Transportation
Air Line Pilots Association
Policeman Shot in Patrol Car in Toledo
A Toledo officer, Patrolman William Miscannon, 33, was shot fatally at point blank while in his patrol car. Snipers fired from a building believed to house Black Panther headquarters, wounding 16 year old Troy Montgomery as police sealed off the neighborhood. Montgomery, carrying a shotgun, is in serious condition at Mercy Hospital.
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Toledo
Ohio
UPI
Black Panther Party
William Miscannon
Walter Shaw
Troy Montgomery
Miscannon
Montgomery
Mercy Hospital
Mor- Miscannon
Uruguayan government urged to publish Tupamaro manifesto
The son of captive Claude Fly appeals to Uruguay to allow public release of a 1300 word Tupamaro document to win his father's freedom. The government rejects clandestine propaganda and newspapers ignore the siren bid as hostage Aloysio Dias Gomide and Dan Mitrione remain in captivity amid threats of renewed hostilities.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
U.S
Claude L. Fly
Fly
John
Fort Collins
John Fry
Aloysio Dias Gomide
Dan A. Mitrione
Mitrione
GM cuts nearly 12 thousand GM jobs amid UAW strike
Detroit reports 11 988 layoffs at unstruck plants due to parts shortages from the UAW walkout. Delco Rochester 1200 workers told not to return until next Wednesday. With 343 610 UAW members on strike, main talks recessed while local grievances noted. Some managers expect longer impact. Model Products Michigan sees a 20 percent kit sales rise.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Delco
Rochester
N.Y
UAW
Srike
George Kross
Earl B. Bramblett
Mount Clemens
Mich
Loch Ness expedition uses infrared camera to seek Nessie
A five man American team led by Jack Ullrich arrives in Drumnadrochit to deploy a $25,000 infrared camera on Loch Ness in a two week search. The project, backed by Fleischmann's Distilling and the Loch Ness Phenomena Investigation Bureau, aims for hard evidence of Nessie with dawn observations and photos.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Indochina
O’reilly
U.S. Phan
Drumnadrochit
Scotland
UPS
Jack Ullrich
Smithsonian Institution
Fleischmann
Loch Ness
Mackal
Peter Suarez
St. Clair Strong
Douglas Faulkner
Bernard Neuvelmans
Nessie
Suarez
Phenomena Bureau
Fire at Mobil Texas refinery sparks large blaze
Mobil Oil's Beaumont refinery, the company’s largest, caught fire on Thursday and burned late into the night. The blaze sent thick black smoke about 10,000 feet high seen from Nederland seven miles away as firemen fought to contain it within a half mile. Two Beaumont employees, Timothy Young and W. S. Powell, both 60, were reported. Foam shipments from Houston and Lake Charles were requested. origin reports varied between lightning and a tank split ignition.
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Nederland
Timothy Young
W.S. Powell
Beaumont
Houston
Lake Charles
Tank
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