Vietnam War Incursion Reaches Sepone After Hills Withdrawn
U.S. officers report over 1,500 North Vietnamese troops moved into Sepone after South Vietnamese forces abandoned surrounding hills on Friday. Communist engineers began repairing miles of fuel pipelines damaged by prior South Vietnamese actions and U.S. air strikes during six days of control in the area. Spokesmen in Saigon said there were still some unsettled conditions.
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Sepone
U.S
Saigon
Vietnam Laos Laos incursion peaks as Viet forces claim success
Adm. Moorer said the South Vietnamese Laotian strike is near peak and disrupting North Vietnam. Saigon officials reported 8,208 Communist deaths and 726 Vietnamese losses, with captures of weapons and equipment and significant destruction of tanks, trucks, ammo, and food. In Cambodia 25 communists were killed, a U S helicopter was shot down, and journalist William Barton was wounded at a checkpoint. Ten Communist shelling attacks occurred with no U S casualties.
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UPI
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Laos
North Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
Kratie
William C. Barton
Saigon
Barton
Pontotoc
Miss
Associated Press
South Vietnam
Pentagon probes Army snooping and trial hints
The Defense Department investigates two Army units over a domestic surveillance network that spied on thousands of Americans. Pentagon general counsel J. Fred Buzzhardt blocks Senate testimony by three generals tied to the program, amid possible administrative actions.
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UPI
Defense Department
J. Fred Buzzhardt
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Senate
Buzhardt
Army
Adlai Stevenson III
Whitney Young Jr
Ft. Holabird
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
The
Senate Con
Buzzhardt
Ervin
McChristian
Blakefield
Yarborough
Defense
Robert H. Froehlke
Ft. Carson
Colo
McCloskey Calls For End To Indochina War In Speech
McCloskey urged cutting funding to end the war and criticized the air campaign as dishonorable. He praised Common Cause and listed John Gardner as a GOP presidential contender. He indicated a possible challenge to Nixon if no alternative emerges, and joked about impeachment plans after a Washington interview.
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Common Cause
John Gardner
Nixon
Gardner
Indochina
U.S
House of Representatives
Shirley Temple Black
Washington
United Press
Anaheim
San Mateo County
California Doctors Seek Liberalized Abortion View
Abortion opponents in the California Medical Association introduce 33 resolutions urging limits on liberal abortion laws. They warn of selective killing and call for a biased committee to reassess abortion morality. Health official Dr. Edwin W. Jackson cites projected 1970 legal abortions near 70,000, possibly rising to 116,000 by year end.
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CMA
House of Delegates
Los Angeles
Edwin W. Jackson
San Francisco
Jackson
Public Health Departments
Ile
Bank mixup refunds $180 after customer inquiry
A Crocker Citizens National Bank branch lost a government check deposited by a Wilmington couple. The bank credited the account and then sought a duplicate, but after ACTION LINE's inquiry the balance was restored to $180. The bank will continue efforts to obtain the duplicate check.
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Crocker Citizens National Bank
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Action Line
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J. Robert Shelland
Shelland
Accounting Department
Pact Ends Strike at Can Firms Including Wilmington Plant
United Steel Workers members at 125 plants including American Can at 301 Terminal Way ratified a new three year contract with American Can Continental Can and Crown Cork and Seal. Wages rise 1.10 per hour plus 40 cents hour for fringe benefits. Strike began Feb. 15 and affected 35 000 workers. Police report theft of a car tape deck speakers and tapes worth 180 in Long Beach.
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Can
Wilmington
American Can
Continental Can
Crown Cork and Seal
American Can Co
Terminal Way
Donald P. Schutt
Lama Ave
Long Beach
Doctors urge political action to save ecology at CMA meet
An environmental panel at the California Medical Association convention in Anaheim urged doctors to push political action to curb pollution. Doctors criticized Governor Reagan appointees to the State Air Resources Board and warned of dangerous smog levels in the Los Angeles Basin. Dr. Rodney B. Beard and Dr. Joseph Boyle warned air may be unbreathable and urged monitoring programs, pollution taxes, and stricter regulation.
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Long Beach
California
Los Angeles County Law Library
W. Ocean Blvd
State Air Resources Board
Too Angeles Basin
California Medical Association
Anaheim
Reagan
Rodney B. Beard
Stanford University
Riverside
Joseph Boyle
CMA
Los Angeles County Asso
Ciation
Environmental Committee
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles Basin
Boyie
Beard
Robert Chass
Paul N. McCloskey
San Mateo County
McCloskey
Boyle
Gilbert Bailey
Wrong-way cyclist, two others killed in Orange County crash
Three people died in Southland traffic accidents on Sunday. Gasper Natasi, 21, died after his motorcycle collided on Marina Drive while on the wrong side of the road. Sheryl Adams and Janet Wallace, both 18, died when their car was struck while trying to avoid another vehicle at Chapman and Annin in Fullerton.
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Orange County
Gasper Natasi
Glendale
Nastasi
Marina Drive
Seal Beach
James Sanders
St. Jude's Hospital
Chapman and Annin Avenues
Fullerton
San Quentin to ease lockup after stabbings
San Quentin prison to ease the second general lockup of 3241 inmates after three more stabbings Saturday and a fatal incident last week. About 1400 men in west and north blocks will resume normal duties while 1850 in east and south blocks remain confined except for meals. A black prisoner stayed in serious condition with a spine wound possible paralysis.
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San Quentin
Keith Hayball
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