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Viets and Americans Crush Offensive Along Cambodian Border
South Vietnamese troops and U S air power halted a three month offensive on the Cambodian border and inflicted a six month setback on North Vietnamese units. Lt Gen Nguyen Van Minh claimed the victory as commander of South Viet Nam forces.
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Saigon
U.S
Nguyen van Minh
Minh
South Viet
Two Women Slain By British Troops
In Belfast early today British troops killed two women aged 19 and 30 after a speeding car fired at soldiers. The car crashed into a wall. a third woman was injured by glass and a fourth was later hospitalized with a leg wound. The army described an armed attack with a nail bomb and shots from Cape Street at 4 5 am. Civilians kept distance as the car, with three people inside, yielded to patrol. two women in the back wearing jeans were killed. The incident raises Northern Ireland’s death toll to 129 in two years of bloodshed.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Army
Cape Street
Irland
Man Involved In Theft Of Computer Data
In Oakland a 20 year old electronics worker Hugh Jeffrey Ward faced trial on grand theft and trade secrets charges for allegedly stealing a computer program worth 25000 from Information Systems Design Inc. Ward used a code and account to access a memory bank and obtain the program, claimed as a trade secret by ISD. Ward was ordered to appear Nov 22 with a court transfer to Superior Court.
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Oakland
Calif
Hugh Jeffrey Ward
William R. Levins
Ward
University Computing Co
Palo
Univac
Spencer Strellis
ISD
Aerojet General Corp
West Coast dock tie up threat amid slowdowns and coal strike spillover
Longshoremen in Los Angeles and Long Beach refuse to work non-rotationally, threatening a West Coast port tie up as PMA warns of a lockout. Coal miners’ strike widens as Gov. Moore in West Virginia hosts talks. 100000 miners in 22 states push for higher wages. Dock workers across Texas and other coasts stay off job, while NLRB prepares a New Orleans action over alleged Gulf coast illegal secondary boycotts.
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West Virginia
Arch A. Moore
West Coast
California
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Pacific Maritime Association
PMA
U.S. District Court
International Longshoremen and Warehousemens Union
Washington
Gov
Moore
East
Gulf
International Longshoremen's Association
Texas
Beaumont
National Labor Relations Board
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
New York
ILA
Mayor and Police Chief Deny Gambling Link in Jeannette Trial
In federal court Jeannette mayor Michael Riehl and Police Chief Rinaldi deny gambling involvement connected to James L. Chick of Greensburg. Rinaldi says he dropped charges against Albert Abraham, who testified Riehl urged turning over the operation. Riehl admits fabricating part of the TV talk to trap Abraham. Trial resumes next Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh
Jeannette
Michael Riehl
Rinaldi
James L. Chick
Greensburg
Albert Abraham
Abraham
Chick
Riehl
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