Air Raids Cut VC Supply Across Southeast Asia
U.S. military sources report intensified air strikes on river filtration routes in Cambodia Laos and Vietnam limiting North Vietnamese supply lines. Reconnaissance notes 120 bicycles moving from border region north of Saigon and 900 steel drums destroyed near Tehepone. Pipelines into Laos and road blockages persist as an intelligence survey cites over 265 trucks damaged in the Laotian panhandle July to August.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Nixon Administration
South Vietnam
Laos
U.S. Air Force
Tehepone
Laotian Panhandle
Se Kong
Se San
Mekong
Quang Khe
Demilitarized Zone
Prison Courtroom Held Behind Prison Gates in San Quentin
In San Quentin California an experimental court held inside the staff training building between the main gate and maximum security area marked the first time court proceedings occurred behind prison gates. Bottom image shows protestors outside, one with a sign about court capacity, as pre trial hearings for inmates charged with prison crimes proceed after an escape attempt and a slayings in Marin County Superior Court.
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San Quentin
Calif
Pcousty
Marin County Superior Ut
University Scientist Named New Penn Central President
Philadelphia AP reports atomic physicist Gaylord P. Harnwell 66 former University of Pennsylvania president since 1953 is named president and CEO of Penn Central Co owner of the nation’s largest railroad. He will retire next week from Penn and will take the helm after a brief succession.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Penn Central Co
Gaylord P. Harnwell
University
Paul A. Gorman
Stuart T. Saunders
Penn Central
Penn Central Railroad
Harnwell
The
Mideast talks halted as Amman clash and sidelines flare
Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian security men fought in downtown Amman wounding three civilians and killing one guerrilla. Sidon and Beirut saw demonstrations by guerrilla opponents amid ongoing regional unrest and stalled U.N. mediated peace talks led by Gunnar Jarring. Protests followed in Sidon after clashes tied to Maarouf Saad. Beiruti demonstrators blamed guerrillas for Israeli strikes as Tekoah left for Jerusalem and Zayyat remained in New York.
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Preas
Amman
Sidon
Beirut
Middle East
U.N
Saad
Chebaa
Palestine Liberation Organization
New York
Gunnar V. Jarring
Yosef Tekoah
Jerusalem
Tekoah
Abdul Hamid Sharaf
Washington
Jarring
Mohammed Hassan el Zayyat
Egypt
Manson Fails To Fire His Attorney In Court
Charles Manson argued to dismiss his attorney Irving Kanarek and represent himself as jurors watched the coroner describe Sharon Tate and others slain last August. Kanarek’s cross examination angered Manson and his co defendants, while the judge ruled Manson incompetent to represent himself and kept Kanarek as counsel. The coroner testified Tate was stabbed 16 times and hanged likely after death.
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Los Angeles
Charles M.manson
Irving Kanarek
Sharon Tate
Abigail Folger
Paul Fitzgerald
Patricia Krenwinkel
Kanarek
FitzGerald
Linda Kasabian
Miss Krenwinkel
Miss Folger
Manson
Miss Tate
Susan Atking
Leslie van Houten
Miss van Houten
Ronald Hughes
Mangon
Thomas
T. Noguchi
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Mercury
States
Texas
Montego
Cliff Buelink Ford, Inc
West Smith Street
Mideast
Amman Street
Special Branch
Jordan
Hussein
Israel
Maarouf Saad
Triangle
Sto
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Titusville, Pal
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