UC Irvine blast linked to bomb by investigators
Investigators blamed a bomb for an explosion at a Stanford Research Institute facility in Irvine. Four large purifier units inside a greenhouse complex were damaged, with losses estimated at 35000 dollars. No injuries were reported and officials found no chemical testing involved.
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UC Irvine
Divine
Calif
Stanford Research
Sal
Ren Oxautdubouire
Orange Couply
Wis
Stanfode Research Institute
Menlo Park
Irvine
Laetitte
Afficiakis Salut
James Broadbelt
Capital firemen to vote on court order injunction
Sacramento California reports striking firemen will vote Wednesday on returning to work after Superior Court Judge William Gallagher issued an injunction. He said the walkout could cause loss of life and property and noted public employees have no right to strike without authorization.
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Sacramerto
Calif
SUPT
Superior Court
William Gallagher
Gallagher
Ken Larson
Lawson
Larson
California
T Hat
University study finds most coeds flunk sex education
Charleston report details a University of North Carolina survey showing many students lack knowledge of sex and reproduction. Dr. Jake Crist presented to physicians noting only 68.6 percent answered correctly and most rely on books rather than parents or classes for information. Concludes adequate sex education should occur before college.
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Charleston, &C
UPL
University of North Carolina
Lakey Crist
University
Chapel HN
Alc
Aicardon
Crist
Typhoon Kale hits Philippines killing dozens
In the wake of Typhoon Kale, at least 60 dead and as many as 100 missing were reported across the southern Philippines. The disaster center said towns like Zambonga del Sur faced severe flooding with up to six feet of water. Across 10 provinces, multiple fatalities were confirmed as Kale followed Typhoon Jaan and left a trail of destruction.
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Manila
UPI
South China Sea
Suthern
Disaster Control Coordinating Center
Philippine Constabulary
Zambminga del Sur
Aban
Philippines
Tuzon
Reds attack Manila VOA station killing American and guards
Communist led Huk guerrillas struck a Voice of America transmitter north of Manila today. A U.S. Navy man was killed along with four Filipino guards at Concepcion, 75 miles north of Manila, as Col Julilo Mayo confirms the losses. The death of the American is confirmed by U.S. authorities in Manila awaiting relatives’ notification. The Huks have raided VOA guard stations at the transmitter multiple times in the past year.
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Manila
UPTI
Mok
U.S. Navy
Philippine News
Julilomayo
Philippine Contabulary Battalion
Concepcion
U.S
Manilaj
America
Huk
VOA
Fiscal crisis for Episcopalians faces 30 year low
Houston dispatch reports the 63rd general convention of the 3.4 million Episcopalians grappling with its worst financial crisis in three decades. Proposals include proportional diocese assessments, selling the multimillion dollar national headquarters in downtown New York, and relocating to a cheaper site.
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Houston
CPO
New York
Army clears Green Beret Captain in MacDonald slayings report
The army prepared a report exonerating Green Beret Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald in the killings of his wife and two daughters. Attorney Bernard Sepal said investigators had recommended charges, but the Army dropped them.
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Army
Green Beret
Jeffrey MacDonald
MacDonald
Bernard Sepal
My Lai testimony recounts Calley and others firing on ditch
Dennis Conti and Charles Sledge testified that Lt. William Calley and Lt. David Mitchell fired short bursts from MAG rifles into a ditch in My Lai on March 16 1968 killing unarmed civilians. Conti described seeing a woman struck and head blown off and said Mitchell and Calley led the assault. The court martial against Calley seeks the murder charge for 102 victims, with trial set for Ft Benning on November 16. Mitchell faces assault with intent to commit murder, possible 20 years hard labor.
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MOOD
Tox
David Mitchell
Ish
William Calley
My Lai
Dennis Conti
Providence
R.I
Conti
Charles Sledge
Mitchell
Calley
Ft. Benping
St. Francisville
Gromyko to meet Nixon as Middle East talks loom
Israel and Egypt volley for position ahead of a UN debate on the Middle East. Abba Eban warns a new war would cause massive suffering if the ceasefire breaks, while Cairo names Mahmoud Mawl as Egypt’s potential civilian premier.
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United Press International
Abba Ebansid
Israel
Middle East
Beypl
Jerusaem
Miran
Geypl
Golda Meir
U. S. General Assembly
New York
Egypt
Soviet Union
Kayipt
Meyel
Ciplomat Mahmoud Mawai
Yawai
Cairo
Mahmoud Riad
U.S
William J. Rogers
Washington
Nixon
Andrei A. Gromyko
US & Peace Initiative
Ismael
Moon
Khan
U. N
Wawal
Nasser
William P. Rogers
Uniil
Suez Canal
Hefaw
Allied Forces Claim Big Kill In Da Nang Vicinity
Allied and South Vietnamese forces report heavy clashes south of Da Nang with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong. They claim 1 enemy killed and 30 captured, while suffering casualties themselves. Camp and Thuong Duc town near Da Nang subjected to rocket and mortar siege amid ongoing shelling. Four Americans killed and 21 wounded in scattered actions and booby traps. civilian deaths noted in a separate incident near Saigon. Body counts disputed by officials.
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Hawsqn
da Nang
Thuong Duc
da Vang
U.S
Vietnam
Sayon
Ih Quang
Tin Province
Alen
2Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Saigon
General Motors strike deepens as workers urged back
The United Auto Workers strike against General Motors enters its sixth week with GM requesting 306 Local 180 members return to work on pollution control and safety projects at the Warren Technical Center. UAW President Leon Woodenck notes the decision rests with the local, which has already rejected the return.
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DEV Rots
Apd
United Adin Workers
General Motors
Iareld G. Warner
OGM
Feffer
UAW
GM Technical
Warren
Leonard Woodenck
Ddeal
Ma Progress
Naal
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