Seized COSVN Center Highlighted in Saigon Action
U S forces captured a major COSVN command base north of Cambodia's Fish Hook sector and reported 34 Communists killed by helicopter fire inside Cambodia. About 2 000 COSVN personnel reportedly escaped prior to entry as operations limited to light clashes with no American casualties.
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Offshore Oil Blast Kills Four and Moons on Platform
Four men died and five were missing after an explosion and fire aboard an offshore oil platform undergoing repairs. Of 17 on site and a crew boat nearby, only two escaped harm. four hospitalized. A search used an Air Force plane with spotlights. a small oil slick moved toward Galveston Island as smoke rose over Galveston.
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Court Orders Police Guard for Memorial Day Antiwar Rally
A federal judge in New York ordered police protection for antiwar demonstrators at a Memorial Day rally Saturday. Judge Constance Baker Motley directed Police Commissioner Howard Leary to read the order at every roll call. The action, sought by the NY Civil Liberties Union, follows a March protest where demonstrators were beaten by construction workers in Wall Street.
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War Hero Audie Murphy Arrested in Assault Case
Audie Murphy America's most decorated WW II hero faced charges Thursday of assault with intent to commit murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and assault and battery after a May 18 incident with dog trainer David Gofstein in North Hollywood. He appeared in court and was released on his own recognizance with a July 6 preliminary hearing set.
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