Yanks Repulse Red Ambushes Near Cambodian Border
Communist forces attacked four U S positions and an American convoy in Binh Long province near the Cambodian border, but were repulsed with about 100 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed. An attack on an artillery camp north of Saigon involved teenage fighters. American losses totaled one dead and 26 wounded.
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Public Whippings for Gangs Urged
Philadelphia judge urged public whipping for teen gang criminals as city fights gang violence that has claimed 29 deaths this year. Judge V Vincent A. Carroll proposed humbling punishments in public streets to deter terrorizing.
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Vincent A. Carroll
Court of Common Pleas
Portland Marine Negro Receives Silver Star
Li Ancel Haggerty of Portland, a former University of Oregon football star, is the first Negro in Marine Corps history awarded the Silver Star. He was wounded after 10 days in Vietnam and received the medal at Portland City Hall from Col. Richard Newport. Hagberry arrived in Vietnam September 1, 1968, and was wounded while serving as a platoon leader.
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Portland City Hall
Richard Newport
12Th Marines
San Francisco
Hag- Berry
Vietnam
Father of Lennon Sisters Father Buried in Venice
More than 1000 mourners attended the funeral of William Levan father of the Lennon Sisters at St. Mark's Catholic Church Venice. The service drew family members including Danet and Kathy Lennon with Lawler Welk and Jim Durante among guests. Police hunted for Levan's killer as investigators noted no new clues and revisited an earlier suspect.
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Harding Ave
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Pegey An
Kathy
Lawleite Welk
Jimty Durante
Lenton
Mdavard
St. Pol
Wade
Marina del Rey Grif Range
Deinon
Nixon follow of Sen Charles Goodell heads overseas trip
Sen Charles E Goodell of New York departs Monday for talks in Ramabaia on trade and politics as an informal follower to President Nixon following Nixon's recent visit. Also a Los Angeles man was sentenced to eight years in jail and one year probation for stealing 147 000 from his crippled sister, Joseph R Genkle convicted on six counts of grand theft from 43 year old Josephine Magee who received the funds in a settlement after a bus crash left him paralyzed.
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Thomas A. Feran
U.S
Skid Row
Bonth Foran
Pierson
Washington
Russia
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Authorilies
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Ten.y
Ramabia
Nixon
Los Angeles
Joseph R. Genkle
Josephine M. Magee
Mike Mansfield Heads to Asia on Two Week Tour
Mike Mansfield arrives in Manila today for a two week tour across the Philippines Indonesia Burma Cambodia and Laos. He plans meetings with President Ferdinand E Marcos and Foreign Secretary Carlos P. Romulo during a two day stay in Manila. In New York British actress Claire Bloom married producer Hillard Elkins in a simple ceremony at the groom's Manhattan apartment. Elkins produces the musical review On Calcutta. Morris Llewellyn Walford was announced as Bryn Mawr College's fifth president succeeding Katharine McBride.
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Hillard Elkins
Manhattan
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Mad Melger
Elkins
Calcutta
Morris Llewellyn Walford
Bryn Mawr College
Wilford
Peace Corps
Katharae K, McBride
Philadelphia
Avis
King Killer Now Says Feds Did It
James Earl Ray claims federal agents killed Martin Luther King Jr and used him as a fall guy in a statement read on camera in Nashville. Ray, an escapee from Melissa State Prison, had pleaded guilty to the King killing and was sentenced to 99 years. The statement alleged Ray worked with unnamed federal agents during spring 1964 as part of the act.
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Purse Day
Martin Licier King, Jr
Kmox-Tv
Ray
Jerry Ray
Tennessee
Nashvile
Barry Serafin
Kmot LY
Jerry
Nashville
James Earl Ray
Melissa State Prison
King
Blaiberg Returns to Hospital After Transplant Milestone
Milly Blaiberg, famed as the world’s longest surviving heart transplant patient, returns to Cape Town’s Groote Schuur Hospital. He received the donor heart from Clive Maup, in 1968, marking a historic operation by Christiaan Barnard. Blaiberg had earlier suffered post operative complications including hepatitis and liver issues but later recovered.
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Cape Town
Groote Sulmar]ospital
Blaiberg
Mot Biven
Blniberg
Clive Maupt
Christiaan Harnart
Barnard
Louis Washkausky
Alaibere
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