30 GIs Killed and 50 Wounded by Red Barrages
Reported heavy shelling and rocket attacks by North Vietnamese forces on US and allied units near Da Nang and in Laos and Thailand. Casualty totals include 30 American dead and about 50 wounded, with multiple rocket launchers and artillery sites affected. battles also cited near Pakse and A Shan with further exchanges across Laos and Cambodia.
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Comemand
Army Ynconnaissance
Dmz
Charla 2
North Vietnam
U.S
Sint Down
201St Airborne Division
Labih
da Nang
Detasan
Mary
Ann
South Vietnam
Cimeand
Laok
Pakse
Jane
Vietnam
Saiyud
Thailand
Pakee
Laos
Viet Cong
Liberation Radio
Provisional Revolutionary
Pathet Lao
Mekong
Wain
Gelta
Saigon
A Shau
Cambodia
Krarquarters
Shan
A Snan
Rinse
Ihe
Villay
Invnehold
Vienamest Poiitiers
Resor Resigns Post As Army Secretary
Washington AP report says Stanley Resor, six year Secretary of the Army, resigned Friday after leading the service through Vietnam buildup and My Lai fallout. He cited need to devote more time to family and will likely join a New York law firm. Laird praises reforms under his tenure.
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Washington
Shere’tary
Stanley Ry Relstr
Vietnam
My Lai
Nixon
Rei'ser
White House
Ronald J
Ziegler
Biegier
Jelease Melvin
R. Laird
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Lalta
Fe Carson
Cojn
York Law
Pentagon
Tawat Awarn
Durlng
Gonkhavarny
Sur
McNamara Recalled By Urgent Business
World Bank President Robert S. McNamara visited Accra amid Ghana’s economic concerns and U.S. policy shifts, arriving from Lagos on Thursday night to discuss aid and reforms. The report notes tensions over the Ghana economy and ongoing international efforts.
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McNamara
Subpoenaed Friend of Leslie Burns Faces New York Court
Albert, 31, a friend of Leslie Burns, was served a grand jury subpoena in New Haven while observers milled near a jury room. He burned the document after posing for photos and was ordered to appear before a New York City grand jury next Thursday. The case ties to state murder and kidnapping charges against Bobby Seale and Fricka Huggins, with connections to a bank bombing plot and other counterterrorism probes.
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World Bank
Robert S. McNamara
United States
McNamara
Lagos
Peyer Cowen
Ives
NEW Haven (Ap
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Altind Inf
Ashington
Black Panthers
Gabby Karliev
Seale
Deliburstion
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Huggins
Peter
Alay
Rackley
Senla
Thiyggins
Panther
Lens
George Sams
Hugpins
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FBE
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Superior Court
Bobby Sejiln
Fricka Huggins
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New York City
Berkeley
Call
Iynen
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First National City Bank
Miss Raven
Whitney North Seymourdt
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Southern District of
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Charles R. Garry
Serle
Altorney
Grant
Bacon Wan
Seattle
Federal Autoritage
E' Ta “Descrihe
Grand Jury
al Waest
Washingston
D.C
Stewart Alehart
Lebrink
Cainity
Bay
San Francisco
Leambert
Fai Madigan
Maypin
Videoground Newspiper
Berke
Aepiraphylo Burns
Stuart Athers
Calif
Burns
Man on trial for kidnapping resulting in death
Jury session in the capital murder case ends with a request to replay taped testimony including Mrs Huggins introduction. Defense and prosecution have clashed over evidence as deliberations resume after interruptions, with the defendant facing six months on capital charges.
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Meyearnid
Neal Navty
Ace
Nessie Walker Wins Lind Title at Festival Night
Nessie Walker wins the Lind title after a stage misstep repeats. Emily Alternate among finalists along with Misa Gail Campbell and Mary Anne Shraul as the event travels from New Haven to Stamford and other cities. The program features arias and duets with performers backed by Peter Schaal, Donald Brooks, Milita Riip, and others during a multi-city tour in late June to early July.
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Miss Walker
Anther
Misa Gail Cambell
Poston Krea
Vain le Voie
New Haven
Clinton Adama
Paul
Mary Anne Shraul
New York
Peter Schaal
Faust Alfier Mika
Cynthie Munzar
Donald Brooks
Schubert
Murett Min Rafferly
Warflord
Cheisione Clégg
Rebeces Axelod
Stamford
Tgeno Sala
Tom Deuizetti
Don Prquale
Miss Licht
Nimath
Milita Riip
Ofc Ali Quesiantina
Kimerly Davia Migs
Jout Ma
Rigger Tort
Synod hearings end as balloting begins in diocese
Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport residents cast ballots starting today after last night’s synodal hearings at Sacred Heart University. Recommendations cover missionary activity, ecumenism, priestly life and training, and potential changes including allowing married men to serve in some priestly roles. Bishops will finalize proposals, to be sent to the diocese by June 7 for synod consideration.
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Jepfrey B. Chtatg
Bridgemy
Walter W. Curtis
Bridgepor
Fairfield County
Spynod
Iduula A
Diovesan
Saidl
Wenings
J Secred Heart University
Richard ‘O'Donoghue
Walnut
O'Donoghue
Noreenduselli
Synodal Commissions
Heresay
Pia
Dony Kyne
Shans Wood Price
Stratfird
Eileen Marie
Blessed Sacrament
Sclwwl
Wolaslow
Iset
de Maes
Re. Stev
Willian A. Genario
Farhules
Gennario
Miyghidis
Father McProfit
Synodal Commission
Gurvey
Discesan
Syeda
Curtis
Pather DePiosio
Mayor Vows City Neutral in East Side Dispute
Mayor Catan says the city will remain neutral in a growing clash between tenants and landlords on the East Side. Police protection will be provided as needed to prevent violence, street barricades, or property damage, with the police superintendent ready to act.
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East Side
Sidney Folsom
Catan
Pwyor
City Acry
Imayor
Potlee
Joseph Walsh
Che Young
TARE Convene Today At Dunigan School
The state convention of Teen Republicans meets today at Dunigan School on Madison Avenue starting at 10. State Sen. Jainea W. Macauley Jr. will speak. Congressman Stewart A. Mee Rinney is among the invited guests. A planned photo exhibit features American ration al maps, with Clyde Tombaugh noted among attendees.
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Dunigan School
Madison Avenue
Ina
Jainea W. Macauley Jr
Stewart A. Mee Rinney
Public Library Opens Fine Arts Department
The city opens a new Fine Arts Department at the public library with plans for future branches and bookmobiles. Mayor Curran and Library Director Reid praise staff, highlight extensive collections, and note the library’s role in cultural development.
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Tryngias G. Reid
Tvan
Mel
Maxwell L. Griffith
AAUW
Mainiéen
Gormetlont State Library
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Bridgeport
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Yiln
New Tongland
Bard
Curran
Beidgepart
Reid
Park City
Rola
Jean Lowe
Jie
Agst
Lilharian Dennis
Lorenz
Richard Adzima
John O' Pfrlem
John Phelan
Samuel Resnil
Donald Almauist
Susan Farmer
Richard ‘Jones
Col
MrAnerney
Leon
Mainters
Robert Weldon
Central High School
Brags Choir
al Whetstone
Christine Carlson
Connie LaMarie
Williamy Risks
Edward Burger
Joseph Curiale
Joh Dunsilla
John Fabrizi
Ronald Falcone
Brian, Igayle
Gary Grom
David Varvovlech
Carnelia Waltoi
Angkor Temple Damaged by Loyalist Shelling
Cambodian temple experts say Angkor Wat suffered shell damage blamed on government forces three months after an artillery strike. Foreign archaeologists note broken pillars and scattered debris in the ancient complex, amid competing claims of responsibility.
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Ankor Wat
Angkor Wat
Phnom Penh
Combochin High Command
Angkor Aron
Filliozat
Angkor
Turbulent East Main scene as arrests and protests flare
Militants from the Young Lords and Puerto Rican activists occupied the East Main area. Police fortified the perimeter while a crowd dispersed after a night of arrests, gun charges, and injections of tense rhetoric. Officials reported one traffic accident and a false fire alarm, with community leaders demanding dialogue and accountability.
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Nowhols Street
Fithn
Walsh
Joseph A. Walsh
Sint Spt
Lords
Wilfredo ‘Matos
Harald Bergers
Charles Baker
Por
Higamen
Connecticut Turnpike
Task Malin
Nichols
William Bush
NAACP
Janes Trowbridge
Bridgeport Legal Services
Tiul Beadford Rubenstein
Ta Eal
Ame
Lower East Main
Housing protests erupt after riot in East Side Punta Rico area
Community leaders and the Young Lords denounced city and police failures to provide adequate housing for the poor after Thursday night violence. They demand federal investigation and possible legal action. The Spanish American coalition, local clergy, and housing advocates call for accountability.
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Punta
Wwwer
We Police Department
Wilfrudo Matos
Young Lords' Party
Tarast Hight
Rean 5000 Bane
Wilfreda Velex
Ale
Caulses
U.S
Te Katz
Velez
Robert Kak
Pattcanron
Thera
Amol He Ruiklts
Boskellamet Kaskafé
Mir, Matas
Greater
Bridgeport
Young Lords
Tore
Panuzio Plans Mayoral Bid Today
State Rep. Nicholas A. Panuzio of the 14th Assembly district is expected to announce his candidacy for mayor on the Republican ticket at noontime. The GOP mayoral candidate previously invited party figures to a reception. The article notes a separate reference to the Panama Canal locks.
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Acepion Tadey
Eld Motor Hotel
Panuzin
GOP
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