North Vietnamese offensive halted near Hue and Saigon
American forces report heavy fighting as air cavalry units probe the mountains west of Hue and Saigon. Ground actions near Saigon produce 4 dead and 27 wounded in a one hour clash. Air strikes target enemy troop concentrations 27 to 29 miles west of Hue with helicopter gunships and fighter bombers.
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Saigon
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Hue
U.S. Air Force
GIs Brace for Third Saigon Offensive Amid Dread and Hope
In Saigon area mud caked American GIs prepare for what may be the year’s biggest assault on the capital. Officers warn of a potential major offensive while soldiers voice fears for survival and hope for rotation, finding morale up and down as intelligence shifts expectations.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Charlie
Cigarette Believed Hayward Fire Cause
A burning cigarette is tentatively identified by the Hayward fire department as the source of an early morning house fire at 1312 Inglewood. The fire, reported around 1 am, caused $110 damage and smoke throughout the single story home. occupant Robert J. Verville awoke his wife and daughter and escaped with them.
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Inglewood
Hayward
Luday
Robert J. Verville
Che Batlu Review Published by The Daily Review Inc
The Daily Review Inc announces Che Batlu Review with Floyd Sparks as President and Publisher William Chiteste as general manager and advertising director. It lists post office routing and office addresses in Hayward and Fremont with telephone lines and bureau circulation notes.
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Daily Review, Inc
Floyd Sparks
William Chiteste
Medal of Honor display moves from San Francisco to Quantico
Lee, a Vietnam hero, will have his Medal of Honor shown for a year at the Marine Corps Memorial Club in San Francisco before a permanent exhibit at the Marine Corps Museum in Quantico Virginia. The awards celebrate his heroism and service.
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San Francisco
Marine Corps Museum
Quantico
Lee
Vietnam
Mary Basilone
Raritan
New York
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Howard Y. Lee
John Basilone
Basilone
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Board's Neutral Stand Sparks Trustee Swim Mad
A dispute over a neutral board position leads Trustee Swim to denounce the policy as a threat to students. The exchange cites networks and apparatuses allegedly used to upset society and questions what protection is offered against professional agitators and professionals targeting students.
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Conlanmed Pram Pasa
Swim
Fortas Nomination Sparks Senate Criticism and Campus Debate
The clash centers on Abe Fortas as chief justice candidate with critics in the Senate led by Miller and Clark. Republicans Brooke, Pearson, and Cooper condemn Clark’s link between Fortas opponents and anti civil rights stances. Education officials defend campus innovation while stressing clear lines of governance amid broader debates on civil rights.
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Abe Forfas
Ramsay Clark
Edward W. Brooke
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James B. Pearson
R-Kan
John Sherman Cooper
Jack Miller
Iown
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Fortas
Dart Warren
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David Goldberg
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Yance
Bureau of Research
Goldberg
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Kennedy Says It Is Impossible For Me This Year
Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts said he would not seek the Democratic vice presidential nomination, stating that for him this year it is impossible. The remarks came as he commented on proposals for an experimental college and education reforms.
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Dumke
Boston
Edward JM Kennedy
D-Mass
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Area Victim Of Smashup Said Poor
Somerset Pa. Alber H Schlenke 53 former San Lorenzo School Board member survived a Wednesday crash that killed his wife Mary 50 and sister-in-law Elsie Berger 53 of Markleton Pa. Schlenke recovered at Somerset Community Hospital described as not good. Mrs Schlenke worked at Arroyo High School office and is survived by daughter Joyce Johnson of San Francisco. Funeral services pending at San Lorenzo Mortuary.
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Arroyo High
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Slain Area Youth's Girlfriend Denies Drug Ties
Nancy Star 20, girlfriend of slain Chabot College student Robert Prodanovich, tells San Francisco police she doubts he handled cocaine. Star described their relationship, the couple's plans, and noted a missing $10 bill from Prodanovich's wallet. Police found 27 packets of cocaine in the victim's shirt pocket and valued caraine at $270.
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Chabot College
Robert Prodanovich
San Francisco
Prodanovich
Nancy Star
Thotis Dumke
PuAve
Homisay
Frodunovich
Dumke
Radbury District
Miss Star
Danila Prodanovich
Oakland
Miss.ing
Massey faces life and careers in one
Sunday Spotlight profiles Richard J. Massey of Fremont, a 65 year veteran journalist and onstage performer who reflects on a life shaped by newspapers, singing, and circus clowning. The piece also notes two Bay Area teen centers battling drug abuse, while teasers promise features on perfume industry secrets, Howard Hughes and Family Weekly insights, politics, and Raiders training camp remarks.
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Hayward
Bay Area
America
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Family Weekly
Czech Leader Stands Firm Against Soviet Pressure
Prague reports show Alexander Dubcek facing mounting Kremlin demands as Czechoslovakia resists Soviet reform push. Obrana Lda warned of a coup threat while Czech editors defend liberal reforms and oust Lt Gen. Vaclav Pečhík amid a sweeping shakeup of military oversight and party leadership.
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Defense Ministry
Soviet Union
Vaclav Pechiik
Iis
Prehlik
Wight Commission
Russia
Skir Fr
Western backed forces urged for coup in Czechoslovakia
Pravda and New Times call for action as Moscow signals readiness to end two decades of Communist rule in Czechoslovakia. Red Army steps up war drills along the western frontier and Czech border area as anti aircraft forces go on alert.
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UPI
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Pravda Today
Czechoslovakia
New Times
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Soviet Communist Party
Red Army
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Red Star
Reagan Inks Tough Smog Law
President Reagan signs strong smog legislation amid concerns about the state's problems. He praises the move as a step toward cleaner air, with Assembly members attending the ceremony. The measure also requires the state to buy low emission vehicles for its fleet.
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Reagan
Assembly Transportation Committee
L.A
Joe A. Gonsalves
D-La Mirada
Los Angeles County
Frank Lanterman
R-La Catade
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