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Enemy Speaker Claims Victory In Laos Move
Paris AP reports a Laotian youth at a red draped podium in French proclaims the total defeat of an American South Vietnamese operation in southern Laos. He cites fifteen thousand enemy captives including 200 GIs and 496 planes destroyed, with North Vietnamese ministers crediting Laotians as the campaign’s voice in Paris.
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Paris
Laos
Republique
Hanoi
Shapp Split With Dems Spells Trouble
Gov. Shapp faces a rift with organization Democrats over patronage affecting his administration. The Senate adjourned without approving Walter Arader as Secretary of Commerce amid bargaining over patronage jobs, signaling a split between independents and organization Democrats with potential policy impact.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Democrats
Senate
Walter G. Arader
Senate Executive Nominations Committee
Robert R. Gerhart
Dlerks
Arader
William G. Lesler
Erie
Joseph A. Ammerman
D-Clear
Senate Hearing Flags Failure of Juvenile Delinquency Act
Washington AP Senate Judiciary subcommittee opened a two day hearing on the 1968 Juvenile Delinquency Prevention and Control Act amid rising youth crime. Sen Birch Bayh said federal efforts fell short and questioned extending the program beyond June 30. He cited a 148 percent rise in violent juvenile crime and 85 percent in property offenses in the 1960s, with many juveniles returning to custody after release. Bayh blamed the Nixon administration for delays and underfunding, noting only 30 million of the 150 million authorized was appropriated.
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Washington
Senate
Birch ‘Bayh
D-Ind
Senate Judiciary
Bayh
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Subcommittee
Congress
Construction Unions Fight Nixon Wage Stabilization Order
Washington AP reports Construction Union leaders plan a legal challenge to President Nixon’s wage stabilization order while signaling they will comply with the landscape. AFL CIO official C J Haggerty says they will fight for more equity and may not set on wage stabilization review boards yet. He stresses unions rejected a voluntary plan and warns against vague price and profit controls.
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Washington
Nixon
C.J. Haggerty
Building and Construction Trades Department
Afl-Cio
Haggerty
Construction Union
Endets
Labor Department
U S Choppers Lift South Viets Into Laos Panhandle For Raids
U S helicopters carried elite South Vietnamese commandos into southern Laos for a raid on a North Vietnamese base near the border as North Vietnamese forces struck Duc Duc, burning much of the district capital. The operation Lam Son 719 continued with 22 000 South Vietnamese troops and U S support in a two to three day raid aimed at inflicting maximum casualties with minimal friendly losses.
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Saigon
U.S
Laos
Duc Duc
da Nang
Nguyen van Thieu
Don Ha
Gil
Lam Son
Vietnam
Hac Bao
Black Panther
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Quang Tri
Mai Loc
Mai Loc En Ted
Liutenant
Th Bich
Rgec EU
Large Families Can't Afford Needed Milk
A Pittsburgh mother of five told the state Milk Marketing Board that large families cannot afford to buy milk for their children. She described consuming four to six gallons weekly as the board weighed a two cent per quart hike in 14 counties. The court-ordered hearing questioned producers’ accounting methods and the board chair refused to revoke the increase.
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Pittsburgh
State Milk Marketing Board
Dorothy Underwood
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
City of
J. Lin Huber
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