Red tank assault repelled in Saigon area
South Vietnamese forces repelled a north tank led attack near Aye and Killed 0 Communist soldiers. One PT76 amphibious unit destroyed. Casualties listed as three wounded for South Vietnamese. In An Loc, government troops held the city as fighting continued with hundreds of North Vietnamese killed, while U S planes conducted another 1,000 strikes. The Navy reported USS Providence damaged by shrapnel and the DMZ mining program halting war materiel deliveries, as Rear Admiral Mack warned no ships were entering or leaving the area.
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My Chanh
Huo
An Loc
Spokeaiam
An Los
Tulles
Command Commenique
Viethen
Banuf
Millacy
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Lis
Rai Road
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Corpimand
Providence
Teoty
Avas
U.S
Hae
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Hue
Brian Dewhurst
7th Fleet commander declares blockade fully successful
Vice Admiral William P. Mack announced the U S blockade of North Vietnam is stopping war materiel deliveries after mining Haiphong and other harbors. He said several ships turned away or were redirected and that no minesweeping or seizure orders were given by U S forces. The Oklahoma City then shelled suspected North Vietnamese positions near the Cua Viet river.
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North Vietnam
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James L. Holloway III
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UPI
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Shich
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Adm
William P. Mack
Nixon
Moscow
Vietnam
Cua Viet River
South Vietnam
No signs of tighter China Russian links
Washington officials said there is no evidence Moscow and Peking have tightened ties over the North Vietnam blockade. They stressed genuine, serious ideological differences and noted no impact on US-China or US-Soviet relations. A White House aide cited a rift among Hanoi leaders over invasion plans and described social strains in North Vietnam. The Pentagon reported North Vietnam moved troops south via the DMZ to reinforce four divisions, with Laos-based troops reassigned. Senator Strom Thurmond opposed amnesty for military deserters and draft resisters, urging prosecution.
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Hanet
Demilitarized Zone
Ili
Laos
Logan
Utah
UPL
Strom Thurmond
R S.C
Thurmond
Pentagon denies Soviet freighter crossed Haiphong minefield
Washington UPI reports the Pentagon rejected claims the Soviet freighter Zeya ran Haiphong harbor mines after activation. Spokesman Jerry Pryor said the 1200 ton ship was darkside outside the harbor when mines were activated and had not entered the seven mined North Vietnamese ports since May 1.
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UPI
Pentagon
Zeya
Haiphong
Singapore
Gaylighe
Haiphorig
Ent
Jerry W. Priedhelm
Waas
Ivar Haiphong
Sulside
Sio
Eerie link with death at same date in McGarr family
Kingston Oklahoma United Press International reports that six of Mrs. McGarr's children died on May 20 over the last 30 years. The latest victim, Jim Ronald McGarr, died from injuries in an April 3 car crash. Mrs. McGarr, distraught, confirmed the pattern but could not discuss it. One child had just graduated high school last year and another survived.
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Okla
UPI
Dy McGarr
Jim
Ronald
McGarr
MeGarr
AML
Pentagon protest curbed as 200 arrested at site
About 200 antiwar demonstrators were arrested at the Pentagon on Monday while organizers failed to muster a crowd large enough to disrupt access to the complex. The noon crowd swelled to 1,000 as about 20 were carried away on buses. Police used tear gas. several protesters were said to have faced hair grabs and rough handling, though officers generally acted with restraint. Dr. Sidney Peck said small turnout stemmed from lack of crisis and fear of confrontation.
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Washington
Pentagon
Buining
Slegol
Sidney Peck
North Vietnam and Viet Cong press peace talks return
The North Vietnamese and Viet Cong demanded the United States halt bombing and a blockade of North Vietnam and urged resumption of the Paris peace conference. They proposed a four-party meeting on May 25, while the American and South Vietnamese delegations urged serious talks and did not commit to resuming negotiations.
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Tn Vic
Saigon
North
Vietnam
United States
Revolutionary Provisional
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Vietong
Prison officer stabbed at California conservation camp
In San Diego County a corrections officer was stabbed multiple times and left in critical condition at Forta Crux camp after a prisoner led a sit down strike. L. N. Marshall, 29, was attacked with a butcher knife and doused with gasoline but not set alight before colleagues intervened. Canal Keyhea, 25, serving a Los Angeles armed robbery sentence, was captured hours later.
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L. N. Marshall
Buteler
Marshall
Stah Marshall
Forta Crux
San. Diego
Canal Keyhea
Los Angeles
Prospects Bleak for Greyhound Contract Settlement
In San Francisco AP reports bleak prospects for settling the Greyhound bus contract dispute before tonight's strike deadline in 11 western states. Federal mediator Jerry Winley says little progress was made after Monday night recess. representatives of the Amalgamated Transit Union and Greyhound will continue talks today as negotiations resume for the first time since May 1.
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Greyhound
Jerry Winley
Finley
Softtembvat
Minky
Amalgamated Transit ‘Union
Wision
Nes Gatiators
Manay
Rot Porter
Chicago teachers vote to strike over pay and layoffs
Chicago public school teachers voted to strike after a narrow margin of 198 votes citing the school board's refusal to pay salaries for the final day period and plans to lay off 450 teachers and civil service workers in September, threatening to shutter about 640 schools.
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UPI
Board of Education
Chicago Teachers Union
Civil Service
Magee murder case moved to San Francisco trial site
Rachel Magee, charged with murder conspiracy tied to the Marin County shootings of 1970, will face trial in San Francisco. A 13 year old San Quentin convict was ordered to appear before Judge Walter F. Calagano at Roll of Justice at 9 am Thursday, while separate trial for Davis proceeds in San Jose.
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Gallf
UPI
Rachell. Magee
Marin County
San Francisco
San Quentin
Super
Walter F. Calcagno
Roll of Justice
Magee
Aligeld
Davis
Sythe
Shoals
Rte
San Jose
Mage
Hara Haley
Haley
Sugar Barge sinks again at Bethel Island reopening
The Sugar Barge Moating restaurant at Bethel Island sank after reopening, lasting one day. Deputies say the bilge pump was turned off after closing Friday, with damage over $81,000 and possible link to petty theft. The incident follows repairs from a previous sinking about a year earlier.
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Here
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Lit
Stabbings and beatings unsettle Patuxent prison
At Patuxent State Prison in Jessup Maryland inmates stabbed three guards with a butcher knife during a melee at breakfast and later beat four guards in a fight. Warden Forest Callous said conditions risk serious trouble as 40 officers arrived with riot gear and inmates later left the kitchen peacefully. Captain Alvin Ingram, 47, Glen Burnie, was treated for a gunshot wound to the arm and listed in fair condition after surgery.
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Wille
Patuxent State
Forest Callous
Ytlsoi
Iniietes
Aining
University Hospital
Balll
Dharot
Alvin Ingram
Glen Burnie
Fie
Ihe
Boy Scout Rescued After 45 Hour Wilderness Ordeal
Charles Stewart Pasco, 14, wandered from a Boy Scout group near Dayton Washington on Saturday. He walked to safety Monday and was taken to a hospital 16 miles southwest. He was exhausted but in fair condition. His parents Mr and Mrs J P Stewart were identified as his guardians.
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Wash
UPI
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Didlas Long Farm
Here
Feald
Didlass Sat Stewart
J.P. Stewart
Maloney Mountain
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