South Vietnam shelling, Cambodia drive report heavy clashes
Saigon reports 41 communist attacks in 24 hours across Quang Ngai and nearby coastal lowlands while eastern Cambodia battles continue. South Vietnamese forces claim multiple base camps destroyed by air strikes and ground operations with 75 enemy bodies found.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nced
Cambodia
Quang Ngai
da Nang
Binh Dinh
Quang l
Ngai
Graf Prew
Graf
Tay Ninh
Post Office Admits Loss Of Mail
The U S Postal Service acknowledged a serious error caused by postal authorities after a railroad car with 319 sacks of mail went missing for 25 months. The car was found March 8 near Perryville Maryland following police work led by New Castle Delaware chief John Cinni.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central Railroad
U.S. Postal Service
John Cinni
New Castle
Del
Perryville
Birmingham
Ala
Adolescents Mature Earlier Says Psychiatrist in Chicago
Dr. E James Anthony a St Louis psychoanalyst says teens are aging faster. He argues parental pressure fuels fatigue depression and boredom and that adolescence now feels like a long heavy load. He notes rising self focus bodily changes and a pursuit of independence with relapses into dependence.
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London
Washington University
St. Louis
Institute For Psychoanalysis
Chicago
University of Chicago
Anthony
Florida Primary Disappoints Scott
Gov. Bob Scott criticized the Florida primary results where Sen. Ed Muskie finished fourth calling the Democratic race a civil war that harms the party and could affect November. He noted Florida is only one of 23 upcoming primaries and contrasted Wallace leading in Florida with the wider contest.
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Raleigh
N.C
Bob Scott
Edmund Muskie
North Carolina
Florida
Muskie
Scott
Alabama
George Wallace
Two youths convicted in bombing conspiracy case
In Graham North Carolina two Burlington youths were convicted by a Superior Court jury of conspiracy to bomb a narcotics detective’s home. Jeffrey S. Martindale 18 and Thomas M. Hanford 20 received 13 to 15 and 10 to 15 year sentences respectively with $25 000 appeal bonds. Acquitted were William J. Stallings 20 and Steve Boggs 19. Glen A. Lee 20 had charges dropped for lack of evidence. The incident targeted Police Sgt C F Hoggard his wife and three children last November 30. only firecrackers detonated.
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Jeffrey S. Martindale
Burlington
Henry A. McKinnon Jr
Thomas M. Hanford
McKinnon
William J. Stallings
Steve Boggs
Graham
Glen A. Lee
C. F. Hoggard
Fugitive Irish Legislator Arrested in Belfast
Paddy Kennedy 29, a pro IRA member of Northern Ireland's provincial parliament, was arrested in a journalist’s home alongside IRA commander William McCrory. The raid marked a second major capture this week as British forces net top IRA figures amid ongoing gun battles and bomb squad incidents in Belfast.
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Belfast
Paddy Kennedy
Kennedy
Northern Ireland
William McCrory
Irish Republican Army
Irish Republic
United States
England
IRA
Deceptive Sales Plan Charged in North Carolina Case
Raleigh attorney general sues Glenn W. Turner of Orlando and two Florida firms for allegedly operating pyramid and referral sales programs in North Carolina. The suit seeks to bar further deceptive practices, void contracts, and return money to NC citizens. A hearing is set for March 22.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Attorney General’s Office
Glenn W. Turner
Orlando
Fla
Turner
Glenn Turner Enterprises Inc
Dare To Be Great Inc
Atty
Robert Morgan
Dare To Be Great
Pay Board Cutback May Trigger West Coast Dock Strike
Washington AP reports a Pay Board source says business and public members may cut the West Coast longshoremen’s pact, risking a renewed dock strike that could extend to East and Gulf ports and require new congressional action. Harry Bridges warns a cut as small as one cent could spur a strike, with ILA potentially joining.
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West Coast
Washington
Pacific
Gulf Coast
Congress
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Bridges
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
ILWA
Nixon
Labor Department
Friday Likely to Be UNC System President
President William C. Friday of the Consolidated University of North Carolina appears headed for the presidency of the 16 campus UNC system. Two other contenders missed interviews while H F Robinson professed no job interest as he appeared before the governor's committee in Greensboro.
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Raleigh
William C. Friday
Consolidated
University of North Carolina
H. F. Robinson
Purdue University
Bob Scott
New University System Governing Board
Greensboro
John Caldwell
North Carolina State University
Cameron West
Consolidated University
Robinson
NCSU
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Piedmont Maintenance CO
Jim Crowford
Omacoloolor
Iera
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