Bombing Policy Shifts as North-South Vietnam Combat Expands
Admin sources report a new phase in the U S bombing policy with daily air strikes resuming in North Vietnam to support the South Vietnam offensive. Additional planes ships and carriers were being moved to the region from Thailand Okinawa and possibly South Korea to provide greater firepower.
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Tapan
Okinawa
South Korea
Vietnam
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Ninh Province
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Hey
Tay
Quan Tri
Sounh Vietnam
Tunney News Panel Witness List Expands To ITT Ties
Senate panel chair James Eastland cites no objections to a witness list including three White House aides and nine ITT officials plus 48 possible witnesses. Senator Kennedy seeks Mrs Beard’s reappearance after her apparent recovery, and Peter Flanigan is listed as key witness on an ITT antitrust settlement. Tunney also cites IRS investigator sworn statement supporting charges that US Attorney Steward blocked probes into illegal campaign contributions and a secret grand jury matter.
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Beard
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Nixon
Peter J. Flanigan
Thunsday
Internal Revenue Service
Harry D. Steward
San Diego
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Shite
FBT
Stewar
Grand Jury
Air Armada Presses North Vietnam Front As Saigon Seeks Relief
The North Vietnamese offensive in Binh Long and along the Cambodian border shifts pressure to Saigon as Fifth Army units infiltrate eastern Cambodia. U.S. air power expands to 700 planes in Indochina, with 287 strikes on the northern front amid heavy SAM resistance near the DMZ. American pilots report strong enemy air defenses and significant losses, while Minh requests more support. Paris and Washington respond to Viet Cong accusations over stalled peace talks.
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South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
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Saigon
Cambodia
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Indochina
Laos
Johnson
Hanoi
Dmz
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Creighton W. Abrams
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Highlands
Paris
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Washingtoo
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United States
Former cellmate of Soledad Brother Jackson murdered
George Carr, 29, a close friend of Soledad Brother George Jackson, was killed by rifle and shotgun fire as he walked from his San Jose home. Police sought two men in a blue car. two suspects were detained for questioning. Carr had been involved with Jackson during prison years and later studied at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
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University of California
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Folsom
California
Hughes
Jarson
Thomas
Excape
Leo Branton
Huhes
Assembly Approves Budget in California Budget Plan
The Legislature passed a broad spending blueprint for the new fiscal year, highlighted by a $7.6 billion proposal and a $108 billion income base. Key items include $165 million more for local schools, a 7.5 percent state employee pay raise, a 12.5 percent faculty raise, and $10.4 million for air pollution controls in the Los Angeles basin. The plan faces pushback from Republicans over staff cuts and welfare reforms, with debates over the share for higher education and the overall size of the budget.
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Wold
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Reagan
Abeserver
Willie L. Brown Jr
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Los Angeles Air Basin
Los Angeles clerks link Angela Davis to 1970 shootout guns
Two Los Angeles gun shop clerks testified they sold firearms later used in the Marin County Courthouse incident. John Plimpton of Brass Rail Gun Shop said Davis bought a .28 caliber automatic in 1968, while Owen Swisher of Western Surplus testified she bought a .30 caliber paratrooper carbine in 1965. Swisher also noted Davis supplied information for a printed alias and identified her race as Negro and sex as male by error.
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SAN Jose
UPI
Angela Davis
Marin County
Los Angeles
Jonathan Jackson
John Plimpton
Brass Rail
Owen Swisher
Western Surplus
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Jackson
Swisher
California
San Diego
Miss Davis
U.S. Treasury Department
Angely
Yvonne Davis
Harald Haley
Communist Party
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