Bomb blasts strike U.S. residences in Cambodia amid anti-American protests
Two bombs hit a U.S. military residence in Cambodia wounding a guard and damaging a jeep and building. A second blast hit the Marines guards' residence fifteen minutes later. A third device was found at a nearby location with leaflets denouncing American imperialists and calling for Lon Nol's overthrow.
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Mariner 9 Nears Quarter Million Miles En Route to Mars
The UPI report notes Mariner 9 has covered a quarter of a million miles from Earth on its 54 day journey to Mars. The Cloverleaf orbiter aims to map two thirds of Mars within 750 miles altitude and observe seasonal changes.
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Western Union Hit By Work Stoppage
Washington unions representing over 20 000 workers struck Western Union halting most public telegram services at 12 01 am. The firm curtails public message services and will not handle telegrams money or gift orders while telex TWX and Mailgram operations continue under supervision. Repair work continues though may slow.
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UPI
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Bomb blasts strike calm Chattanooga again
In Chattanooga a fresh wave of explosions shattered a brief calm after days of violence. The latest blast leveled a grocery near the Boone-Higinger housing project, damaging homes and businesses. State and federal agents joined an intensive investigation as authorities described the scene as tense and puzzling.
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Kiddis Grocery
Booné-Higinger
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Perenne
South Vietnam Forces Withdraw From Sauol Amid Heavy Firing
ARVN and U S forces retreated from the Cambodian town of Snuol after a five to one clash with Communist units. ARVN officials claimed tanks and armored vehicles were abandoned, with air strikes killing a reported 700 Communists. Military leaders rushed to the border area for review as casualties mounted on both sides.
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Hijacked Pan Am Jet Tied to Cuban Boat Seizures
In Cuba the fate of 69 aboard a Pan American Boeing 707 hijacked en route to Miami from Caracas remains linked to the prior seizure of four Cuban fishing boats by U S Coast Guard off Florida. Cuban media say Havana will not sanction the boats and crews and state the hijack is driven by a Venezuelan youth with political motives. Passengers stay housed at Havana's Deauville Hotel as diplomatic efforts continue.
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UPI
Cuba
U.S
Florida
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Mexico City
Caracas
Venezuela
Havana
Jose Mart
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Prensa Latina
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Bagas
United States
Deauville
State Department
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Najeeb Halaby
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Koreans Sink Red Patrol Boat in Yellow Sea Clash
South Korean boats and jets attacked a North Korean patrol boat in the Yellow Sea. The North Korean crew and ship were reported sunk after a four hour battle. One South Korean plane was slightly damaged and a C46 transport went missing with crew.
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Memorial Weekend Sees Fourteen Deaths Across Tennessee
A memorial holiday period in Tennessee claimed at least fourteen lives from Friday evening to Monday midnight. Among the dead were Mattie Hammond struck by a train near Cleveland, Ruth Jeter in a US 64 wreck near Crump, and Adolphe Jonas in an Interstate 40 crash near Lebanon. Additional fatalities occurred in Greeneville, Crossville, Rockwood, Brainerd, Dayton, Nashville, Polk County and Memphis, with multiple traffic crashes and a drowning noted.
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Tennessee
Mattie H. Hammond
Cleveland
Ruth J. Jeter
Savannah
Crump
Adolphe Jonas
Nashville
Lebanon
Joel Bible
Greeneville
Coe William Robert Hus
Dallas
Tex
Crossville
John Coy Bastin
Camden
Benton County
Annabelle Galyon
Randy Holmes
Rockwood
Loti
L. ‘Garland
Brainerd
Chattanooga
Hiram Hill
Hamilton County
Edward E. Waller
Dayton
John J. Browner
Nash Wille
Roger Dale Batesa
Polk County
Terry Lynn Grant
Memphis
Annette R. Barry
Virginia Committees Meet Today on Reapportionment Plans
Virginia House and Senate privileges and elections committees convene at the state capitol to discuss redistricting in the wake of a federal court challenge. Attorney General Andrew Miller to present views. discussions with U S Justice Department expected as lawmakers seek a plan before deadlines.
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Virginia
House
Senate
Micha
Linwood. Holton
Justice
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U. S. Supreme Court
Mitchell
Miller
High Court
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Fourth graders count a million beans in three months
In Grants Pass Oregon Madrona Elementary fourth graders started counting in March to see what a million beans looks like. It takes 600 pounds to make a million beans and the class will use some for feed and divide the rest.
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Ore
Madrona
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