Viet Cong Raid Wounds Civilians In Delta Hamlets
In the Can Tho area near the Cambodian border, a heavy Viet Cong assault on two adjacent hamlets wounded or killed about 80 civilians and militiamen. U.S. ground action was light, while air force pilots said six MIGs were probably destroyed north of Hanoi. The delta attack used mortar fire as a diversion before guerrillas struck the second village. a 120-member militia defended the second village and called for artillery and Dragon Ship air support.
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Saigon
Delta
Can Tho
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Zenond
Commanding Sgt Tygret Leads Squad Under Fire in Vietnam
Sgt David Tygret 25 of Sunnyvale Calif shouts orders as a medic tends a bullet wound to his leg after a round ricocheted from a grenade belt. He leads his squad of the 1st Brigade 1st Airborne Division toward a pinned unit in the jungled hills of Quang Ngai province.
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David Tygret
Tygret
Sunnyvale
Calif
1St Airborne Division
Quang Ngai Province
Council Signs Articles for Regional Planning Commission
Special session of the city council discussed regional planning. The vote approved signing articles to form the regional commission with 100 percent municipal approval required. Council also reconsidered a City Golf Commission matter from the prior meeting.
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Regional Planning Commission
Regional ‘Planning Commission
Cornell
Corry
Commission
Russell Brant
William A. Peiffer
Dorr Clark
Jack Downey
Douglas Rozelle
Police Cite Five More Car Jockeys
Five drivers have been cited by city police in recent days as part of a crackdown on car jockeys. Alfred J. Messina, 19, of 115 Park Street, was cited for reckless driving on South Center Street at midnight Saturday and turning left into East Pleasant Street.
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Alfred J. Messina
Park Street
South Center Street
East Pleasant Street
Soviet Leader May Visit U N To Press Israeli Issue
The Soviet Union seeks an emergency U N General Assembly session over Israel. A Kosygin visit is speculated as Thant would poll 122 members for a 62 vote majority. A Security Council vote on a Soviet resolution to force Israel from seized territories was expected to fail.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Alexei N. Kosygin
Security Council
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Council
A. Thant
U.N
Thant
Andrei Gromyko
Arson Suspected in Three Area Fires
State police trooper said three area fires may all be arson cases. The Boleratz barn at Waterford RD 3 was leveled in early May, the Dewey home in Waterford RD 3 was burned the same day, and the Kaneman home at Union City RD 1 burned in April. Fire crews extinguished the Union City blaze but embers reignited later. Continued on Page Six.
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Albert Vota
Lawrence Park
Vota
John Boleratz
Waterford
Harold Dewey
Identik It Enables Faced Suspect Recognition in Police Work
Trooper John Evanko of the Corry State Police substation explains the Identi Kit, a plastic face feature mapping system used in five states and fifteen countries. The device, praised by Interpol, records eyes nose lips chin and hairline to reproduce a suspect’s face for rapid identification after crimes.
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John Evanko
Corry
Interpol
International Police Organization
Evanko
State Police Academy
Hershey
Hime
Com
Turbulent Tampa Riots Eases as Guard Holds Line
In Tampa area riots, National Guard and local authorities fought fires and looting, with 15 fires started and 21 arrests reported as 1 000 armed troops patrolled, police noting prior violent nights with gunfire and injuries.
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Tampa
Fla
National Guard
Riots in Tampa After Killing Touches Off Night of Fires
Riots erupt in Negro neighborhoods of Tampa for three nights after Marin Chambers, 19, is shot by Patrolman James R. Calvert during a police chase. Governor orders review. state attorney Antinori weighs manslaughter vs justified homicide amid police presence and warnings of further unrest.
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Paul Antinori
Marin Chambers
James R. Calvert
Chambers
Claude Kirk
Antinori
Guardsmen Aid Police In Halting Cincy Riots
National Guardsmen reinforced police in Cincinnati to quell rioting in several districts. More than 20 arrests and 22 injured, including three officers and four firefighters, followed earlier violence with fires and looting. Guardsmen moved in after midnight by order of Gov. Rhodes and restored quiet by early morning.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Mouch
Jcob Schott
Avondale
James A. Rhodes
Walton $. Bachrach
Rhodes
147Th Infantry Regiment
Erwin C. Hostetler
Ohio
Two Teenagers Nabbed After Car Theft in Dunkirk
State Police and Warmers Corners residents corral two teenagers after a car stolen in Dunkirk led troopers Elmer Schifke and Walter Zygmunt on Route 6. One boy was caught, the other fled but later detained on Oonelway Road. The vehicle belonged to Robert Dow Jr. of Dunkirk and is being handled by county juvenile probation officer Stan Fuller.
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Warmers Corners
Elmer Schifke
Walter Zygmunt
Corry
Warners Corners
Oonelway Road
Dunkirk
Robert Dow Jr
Stan Fuller
County
Dodd Defends Travel Expense Billing in Senate
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd opens his defense against Senate censure over travel expense charges denying deliberate bilking. He concedes some campaign funds were used for personal costs, cites bookkeeping errors, and says a $1,763.96 check was sent to repay seven trips. The ethics committee had urged censure after a 14 month probe.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Penses
Senate
Connecticut
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Ethics Committee
Russell B. Long
Parents Seek 6 250 000 From Two Cleveland Doctors
Thomas Dixon Diamond of Rydal Pennsylvania sues two Cleveland physicians for 6.25 million claiming Thalidomide given to his wife during early pregnancy caused their child’s deformities. Weatherhead and MacKenzie named, with damages sought including medical costs and loss of services.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas Dixon Diamond
Rydal
Montgomery County
Joanne
Arthur D. Weatherhead
Allen H. MacKenzie
Thomas David Diamond
Weatherhead
Seek Local Youth In Attack With Pop Bottle
Local man James Haslett was attacked with a pop bottle by youths after leaving Ike's Billiard Parlor early today. Police identified two youths and hunted the group who fled toward the alley. two broken bottles were later found on Center street railroad tracks.
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James Haslett
Delaware Street
Haslett
Center Street
Shafer Plan May Lift Insurance Rates in Pa Says Federation
Gov. Shafer urged stricter insurance regulation in a 17 minute address to a joint session. The Insurance Federation of Pennsylvania warned that mandatory public hearings on rate changes and industry assessments could raise rates and shift rate making into politics. Democrats supported some proposals but noted they had urged similar measures before.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Herbert K. Zearfoss
Philadelphia
Zearfoss
Insurance Federation of Pennsylvania, Inc
Rate
Eves Shafer
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David Nichols
Identi
Kit Fingers
Malcolm Beard
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Calvert
G.E. Blackshear
Blackshear
Cincy
U. S
Federation
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