Bombers Hit North Vietnam as U S Forces Lighten
US Air Force B52 bombers conducted heavy raids below the DMZ loading more than 500 tons on rocket and mortar sites and suspected concentrations. US command said Viet Cong rockets struck Phu Loi airbase wounding some Americans but none killed. Saigon reported 37 enemy deaths with four Vietnamese killed and 25 wounded in DMZ area clashes.
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Continand
Alice
U.S
North Vietnam
Phu Loi
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Amz
Alpha
Fuller
Dong Wa
Towit
Song Ha
Comand
Dong Ha
Vietnam
Westport Twins Found Safe After Night in Woods
Three girls aged 10 and 11 who spent the night lost on Snow Mountain near Waterville Valley NH were found unharmed by searchers Monday. Kathy and Diana Munson, 10, of Westport Conn, and Amy Sosman, 11, of Concord Mass, were located around 10 a.m. after bloodhounds traced them through heavy rain. The children appeared tired and hungry but safe.
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Waterville
Valley
Snow Mountain
Kathy
Diana Munson
Harathon Munson
Westgart
Experts Urge Heavy Fines To Enforce Economic Freeze
Three experts John Taylor headed War Labor Board and Wage Stabilization Board debate tougher enforcement of the wage price and rent freeze. They favor a tri partite board with labor business and government to issue show cause hearings when costs or profits rise, and stress expanding beyond the current 90 day freeze to a targeted phase focused on specific controls.
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Taylor
Dev Salle
William Proxmire
Tahoe
DiSalle
Tripartite Board
Labar Business
Heston Re-Elected SAG Leader By Broad Margin
Charlton Heston won re election as president of the Screen Actors Guild by seven to one, defeating his competitor. The vote signals continued support for his leadership amid ongoing industry issues and represents a strong personal mandate within the union.
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Hollywood
UPI
Charlton Heston
Screen Actorsln Guild
Bingham Linked To Soledad Brothers Case In California
Alfred M. Bingham says son Stephen, Yale graduate and activist, is not involved in violence. The article outlines Stephen Bingham’s family ties, political background, Peace Corps service, and prior legal work, citing his status as a potential witness in the Soledad Brothers case and detailing related prison escape notes and authorities’ statements.
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Soledad Brothers
Anne Piven
Limales
California
Soledad Priser
Nrigon
Jackson
Hinghaws
Yale University
Yale
Yale Daily News
Menber
Prests
Sing Secret Societies
Mengey
Political Union
Cantors Wonty Democrats
Wwspaper
Connecticut
Stephen
Hiram Bingham
Senate
Alfred Hingham
Jonathan Bingham
New York
Peace Corps
Sierra Leone
Africa
Gretchen Spreshers
U.S
Robert Giaimo
D. Conn
Bingham
Lani
Sue Prangisen
Mominy
Irina Tormer
Jer! Defensa Leno
Jacks
Sail
Pack
Park
San Francisco Bay
Boalt Law School
University of California
Berkeley
San Francisco
Pleeta Drmigo
Andohn Cluechette
Soledad Prison
Serview
Franck, Hill, Stender, Ziegler & Hendon
Charles Hitch
Afl-Cio
United Farmworkers Organ‘Wiging Committee
Grape Bayenlt
Pwitty
Weday
Salora
Conk
Alfred M. Bingham
Ito
Dn.y
South
Bales
Tha
George Jackson
Bates
California Department of Corrections
Dackson
Cooke
Keith Craig
Fother
Georgie Jackson
Hitter
Dacksorn
Ater
Rocky Mountains Feature Numerous Separate Ranges
The Rocky Mountains a rugged 5,000 mile harrier running name Alaska Maxien are made up of more than 100 separate north south ranges.
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Rocky Mountains
Alaska
Dollar values drift as European markets steer exchange rates
The article reports on postwar currency moves across Europe and Asia as markets adjust to new monetary conditions. It notes the dollar's mixed shifts in Britain France Germany and Italy, mentions Tokyo's yen pegs, and cites Yusuke Kashiwagi's assessment that a lengthy period will be needed to resolve unsettled monetary conditions ahead of a Group of Ten meeting.
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Europa
London
Frankfurt
Paris
Zurich
Milan
France
Tokyo
Bank of Japan
Japanese Finance Ministry
Yusuke Kashiwagi
Europe
United States
Kashiwagi
U.S
Group of Ten
Japan
Britain
Sweden
Switzerland
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Prison riot at Marin County Civic Center details
Reports describe a brutal Aug. 7 attack at the Marin County Civic Center Adjustment Center by inmates led by Jackson. Guards were killed or wounded as convicts armed with razors and a toothbrush attacked, resulting in a chaotic assault, hostage standoff, and mass egress as officers moved in with weapons. Jackson was killed and Larry Spain fled before capture.
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Park
Jackson
Promge
Chechette
Ruchell Magee
Nfe
Bhick
Angely Gavis
Onerden
Marin County
Jona
Thin Hickson
Ted
Jere Graham
Graham
Larry Spain
Spain
Dist
Atg
Bales
Ex-SBA Administrator Sandoval in Serious Condition
Ex Small Business Administration head Hillary Sandoval Jr. was reported in serious condition after brain surgery Friday. A Providence Memorial Hospital spokesman said he had a rough night Sunday but remains in the intensive care unit in El Paso Texas.
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EL Paso
Tex
Hillary Sandoval Jr
The
Small Business Administration
Providence Memorial Hospital
Sandoval
Hartford Men Sentenced for Fire Bomb Possession
Two Hartford men are sentenced to five years each in federal prison for possessing Molotov cocktails during last summer's North End disturbances. Cruz Torres, 41, and Ruben Vega Wierced, 25, were convicted June 23 and released on 82,000 bail pending appeals. Witness Sgt. Hope King testified to seeing the pair throw the bombs at a police car on June 30, 1970.
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Hartford
North End
Fose Torres Cruz
Ruben Alberly Vega Wierced
District Court
Thomas F. Murphy
New
Ind US
Circuit Court of Appeals
Cruz
Vega
Congress
Marshall Hope King
Hope King
Ren
Nicholas Cardwell
Two youths nabbed after $1 robbery on street
Michael Orosz 22 told police he was accosted on Baryut avenue by two youths who brandished a razor and a club then took his loose change. Detectives and patrolmen identified suspects Bers ant Nesmith and James Davis, both held on $5,000 bail awaiting circuit court appearance.
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Foolstork
Hershey
Tmarning Ave
Helen Street
Bersant Nesmith
Bkip
Panik
James Davis
Awalk
Michael Orosz
Vinetreet
Edgar Leake
Baryut Avenue
Cross
Radiagar
Grosz
WBY
Nikon
Michael Kalagian
Michael Walton
Fred Fryhargre
Margee
Joseph Vasag
Rate Tourly
Blast Triggers Panic at Garden City Raceway
A loud blast at a Garden City raceway alarmed Roosevelt Roumway crowds as a carbon dioxide gas tank vented during service. About 80 people were taken to the Nossa Medien Center and first aid treated. officials say no serious injuries occurred and the device caused the panic without further harm.
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Garden City
N.Y
Roosevelt
Nossa Medien
East Mandow
Raceway
Economics At a Glance in a Stumble Through Policy
Congress learns Texas plans state employee and teacher pay raises slated for September 1 despite governor’s order. House committee debates prime rate shifts and reforms to reduce inflation, aiming to curb lending costs and expand controls on small loans.
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WASHINGTON + Chatman
Wright Priman
D-Trx
Hose Paeaking Committee
Nixon
Twins Debut in Hollywood In Love Machine Film
Eight year old British twins Mary and Madeleine Bri tish will debut in a studio project for Mike Frankovich in The Love Machine film adaptation of Jacqueline Susann novel.
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Hollywood
UPI
Mary
Madeleine
Tina
Mike Frankovich
Jacqueline Susann
Nvel
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