Battle for An Loc Continues as Saigon Fears Loss
Reports say 30,000 North Vietnamese troops press the assault south of the Cambodian border near An Loc as government forces, including a 20,000 strong armor infantry task force, hold dug in against heavy fire. U.S. advisers express concern while pilots report saturation bombing near the town and Hue region fighting continues. President Nixon sends Haig to assess the situation in Indochina without promising more ground troops.
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Hue
Dmz
Washington
Congress
Indochina
White House
Nixon
South Vietnam
Alexander M. Haig
Ronald L. Ziegler
Skyjacker Ortiz hijacked plane to Los Angeles
The Skyjacker Ortiz seized a Frontier flight after 9 18 am Pacific time as six crew remained aboard. He forced the captain to Los Angeles, spoke on radio from the plane, demanded an interview and released passengers after two newsmen boarded. FBI and police secured the scene as Ortiz cited poverty and exploitation, calling for justice.
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Albuquerque
Tucson
Ed Sayre
Los Alamos
Sayre
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Ton Porter
Oklahoma City
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Ortix
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Miss Jones
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Guillermo Restrepo
KMEX
Garcia
Restrepo
Tomas Gonzales
KWKW
FBI
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Alhambra
Federal Aviation Administration
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Santa Fe
N.M
Jesus Abreva
Frontier
United States
Jury set for trial in kidnapping and assault case
A group including Bela Edwina Taco Morris 29 Allan Leid Kenneth Bates and Richard Rizzone face Superior Court trial on charges of kidnapping and assault to inflict great bodily injury. Arraignment set for April 27 before Judge John A. Arguelles with bail posted.
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Kenneth Ray
Varmint
Bates
St. Costa Mesa
Richard ‘“Rabbit’ Rizzone
E. Sard Sr
John A. Arguelles
Allan
Rizzone
Sacramento Faces High Gonorrhea Rates in U S Study
A Sacramento study by the American Health Society shows gonorrhea rates two thirds above the national average with 1971 cases rising to 3 947 from 3 285 the previous year. Dr Willard M Menninger calls gonorrhea the area s most persistent epidemic. In Long Beach a burglary at Susan M Sultan s apartment netted jewelry worth 537 and assorted papers likely via a stolen key.
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Callifornia
Allie Adatls
Sach
Susan M. Sultan
Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach
Woman slain resisting purse thief on Hollywood street
Police say Miss Katherine Leo, 40, was shot in the chest when she refused to surrender her coin purse to a robber. A bystander attempted to aid her as the assailant fired, then fled in a purple and white convertible with another man driving.
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Katherine Leo
Ashal
Miss Lee
Meg
Slip bearing phone number linked to Angela Davis trial
In a San Jose courtroom a yellow slip with a telephone number from Jonathan Jackson’s wallet was admitted as evidence in the Angela Davis case. Prosecutors connected the number to a public booth near San Francisco International Airport, as questions about the 1970 Marin County shootout and the courtroom takeover unfolded. Autopsies on Judge Haley and others indicated bullets or shotgun blasts as possible causes of death, while defense notes prompted a second autopsy discussion.
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Angela Davis
Marin County
Jonathan Jackson
San Francisco International Airport
Albert W. Harris Jr
Sug
Gested
Miss Davis
San Francisco International
Courtoom
Harold Haley
Jackson
Keith C. Craig
John H. Manwaring
Manwaring
Haley
Tuchell Magee
San Quentin
Magee
William Christmas
James McLain
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