Yanks Overrun N Vietnam Outpost In DMZ Clash
U S troops overran a North Vietnamese outpost below the DMZ killing at least 60 enemy. The action near Cam Lo followed an offensive that entered its seventh day as enemy forces shelled South Vietnam and reports linked four divisions crossing from Cambodia. One American killed and eight wounded.
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Nixon advisers doubt broad tax cuts amid inflation and war
In Washington top Nixon aides said general tax relief and a 10 percent surtax cut are unlikely soon. They caution a large scale rev sharing with states is not imminent as inflation and the Vietnam war persist.
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Cleaver royalties tied up by government lien
Eldridge Cleaver’s literary agent says the U S government has placed a lien on royalties from his new book and the money is being held by Random House. Cleaver has been a fugitive since disappearing after a parole violation order and a FBI wanted bulletin remains active.
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Goldwater Jr. Opens Bid for California Congressional Seat
Barry Goldwater Jr., 30, announced in Los Angeles his candidacy for the congressional seat vacated by the new lieutenant governor. He targets stricter campus rules and cites San Fernando Valley State College amid racial turmoil as a district focal point. He acknowledged his father's name influenced his run but says this is his campaign. He may face up to 15 opponents in the April 1 primary.
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Woman dies after operating room flash fire at Georgetown U Hospital
A 61 year old patient, Mrs. David Rothberg, died four hours after being burned in an operating room explosion at Georgetown University Hospital during thyroid surgery. Dr. John F. Stapleton said volatile anesthetic gas exploded as the procedure neared completion. Investigators search for a cause as the hospital reports serious pulmonary burns and facial second degree burns. no other injuries reported.
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Cuban exile testifies money signed over to Castro under gun
Jesuz Carballera y Gacio, a Cuban exile, testified that armed militiamen forced him to sign over $85,000 to Fidel Castro in 1969. A federal judge ruled that turning the funds over would be confiscation, and the bank held the money pending decision.
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Jesuz Carballera Y Gacio
Carballera
First National City Bank of New York
Indian Army Chief Visits Nepal Promises Educational Aid
Indian Army Chief Kumarman galam visited Nepal and exchanged sweets for a jeweled sword from King Mahendra. He pledged continued cooperation to develop Nepal's education facilities and distributed treats to Gurkha children, while the sword symbolized honorary generalship. Senator Eugene J. McCarthy renewed his push for woman’s equality in the Senate, backing a bill to remove legal differences between men and women in state and federal governments.
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Mahendra
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D-Minn
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McCarthy
Peru Finance Minister resigns amid U.S. oil property seizure tensions
Finance Minister Gen. Angel Valdivia, viewed as moderate and pro-American, quit on Friday arguing policy disagreement with the military government. The resignation threatens efforts to repair deteriorating U.S.-Peruvian ties after Peru seized American owned oil properties and attacked U.S. fishing boats.
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Beatles Star Won’t Lose London Flat Rights
Ringo Starr continues to allow John Lennon and Yoko Ono to use his London apartment despite owners objections. A lawsuit by the flat’s owners to stop Lennon from using the space was dismissed Friday after Lennon’s marijuana arrest surfaced earlier.
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Lennon
Yoko Ono
London
Austrian Doctor Receives Gold Key From Los Angeles Mayor
Dr Hermann Gmeiner, 50, Austrian physician famed for SOS children's villages, was presented with an ornate gold plated key to the city by Mayor Sam Yorty on Friday. He was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize last year and oversees SOS villages in 40 countries.
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Sam Yorty
Gmeiner
SOS
Long Beach Classifieds Feature March 1969
A Saturday edition from Long Beach lists classified ads and notices. Includes contact details 435 1161 and 432 5959, with publishing note and address at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue.
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Maren
Long Beach
Cal
Sixth St
Pine Ave
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