Vietnam War Air and Ground Actions Report
North Vietnamese entering a U.S. base in Cambodia faced heavy fire and were repulsed as 30 enemy soldiers were killed. South Vietnamese troops advanced toward Kompong Trabek while clashing with 500 attackers. Maj. Gen. John A. Dillard was killed in Vietnam after his helicopter was shot down. 9,000 Vietnamese civilians were evacuated along the Mekong River for resettlement.
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Cambodia
Phoom Peh
Vietnam
199Th Light Infantry
Brown
U.S
Svay Rieng
Mekong
Neak Luong
Kompong Trabek
Phnom Penh
499Th Light Infantry
1.5
John A. 8. Dillard
Los Angeles
US. Army Engineers
Central Highlands
Phnom Pent
South Vietnam
National Guardsmen deployed to tense campuses nationwide
Across Illinois Georgia and Iowa National Guard troops moved into campuses to curb unrest after riots and threats of violence. In Augusta autopsy reports indicated eight shot dead, all from the back. AFL CIO backs Nixon action against Cambodian sanctuaries.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Richard Ogilvie
Southern Wenels University
Carbondale
Ogilvie
SIU
Athens
National Guard
Augusta
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Washington
U.S
Cambodia
Eisenhower heirs skip college amid unrest and Paris trip
David and Julie Eisenhower withdraw from Amherst and Smith College amid student unrest. Julie will not graduate on the dean’s list, while David expects honors at Amherst. Nixon saddened by absence from Julie’s May 3 Smith College ceremony. The couple plans to attend Expo 70 in Osaka and visit Hawaii and Alaska. Mamie and John Eisenhower shift plans. a Gettsyhing gathering is noted. A separate case reports a judge denying Isaac Jones’s claim to Swedish actress Inger Stevens’s estate. A Churchill painting sells for 40,000 dollars. a federal grand jury indicts Louis Lemay Lomax for tax violations with potential prison time.
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Julie Hisenhower
White House
House
Nixon
Julie
Smith College
Massachusetts
Jule
Smith
Eisenhower
Dawd
Japan
Dresident
Osaka
Hawaii
Alaska
John Fisenhower
U.S
Brussels
Wisenhower
Gettyshing, Pa
Devil
Mamie Lisenhower
Inger Stevens
Superior Court
Joseph Spravkle Jr
Isaac Jones
Miss Stevens
Baldy Kristovich
Jones
UCLA
Los Angeles
Louis Lemay
Jamax
von Tiving
Long Island
Matt Byrne
Lomax
Falko
Dodd suffers chest pains after New Britain speech
Sen Thomas Dodd of Connecticut was rushed to a New Britain hospital Wednesday night after finishing a dinner speech. Press secretary Joe Barbarette said Dodd, 66, felt chest pains radiating to his left arm but did not lose consciousness and remained in good spirits. Doctors continued observation to determine if a heart attack is involved.
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Thomas Dodd
New Britain
Conn
Joe Barkerette
Dodd
Barbarette
Barbarella
Dirty Politics Dive Highlights Pollution Stand
Rep Richard McCarthy of New York plunged into the Hudson River near 79th Street in a publicity stunt to protest pollution. He surfaced amid decaying fruit and odorous flotsam, saying oil slicks and sediment threaten health and accusing Gov Nelson Rockefeller's anti pollution program of ineffectiveness.
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Senate
Hudson River
Richard McCarthy
D-Ny
79Th Street
Hudson
McCarthy
Reepublican
Nelson A. Rockefelier
Lover’s vow ends after nine years apart in English prison
Ethel Gee accused Harry Hough of breaking their romance after nine years separated by prisons. From a doorstep in Portland England she declared on Wednesday that marriage required love. Hough announced after release from separate prisons on Tuesday his plan to wed the 5 year old Miss Gee.
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Ethel Gee
Harry Howg
Portland
England
Lye
Houghina
Nad
Miss Gee
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