Two Americans Die In DMZ Battle Near Cam Lo
In the DMZ area two American soldiers were killed and four wounded in a clash two miles south of the DMZ and six miles north of Cam Lo. U.S. command said a unit of the 1st Infantry Division (Mechanized) was attacked with rocket grenade and rifle fire. South Vietnamese troops reported higher losses on the Communist side, while Cambodian theatre actions near Phnom Penh and Kampong Trabek were described as part of a broader operation named Cuu Leng.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Frigada
Sth
Cam Lo
Rte Gude
Gulf of Thai
Oppointe
Phnom Penh
Highway 1
Kampong Trabek
Cambodia
Prey Veng
Sealed Warrants In Corona Case Sealed In Corona Case
YUBA CITY Calif UP Two search warrants related to mass murder suspect Juan V Corona were sealed by Judge J J Hawkins to protect the defendant s right to a fair trial The case involves the killings of ten victims with bodies found on farmland near the Feather River and a prior search warrant release that alarmed authorities The DA offered no opposition to sealing while deputies investigated related cases and aerial photo evidence is being reviewed Corona 37 remains jailed with a preliminary hearing set for June 16
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Yuba City
Calif
Juan V. Corona
Publc
J. J. Hawkins
Corona
Feather River
Hawkins
Yuba
Hankinns
G. Dave Teja
Roy Whiteaker
Stockton
Tehema County
Corning
Yuba County
Marysville
Roy van den Heuvel
Mitchell Says $400 Million Funnelled Into Mafia
Attorney General John N. Mitchell told congressional hearings that upwards of $400 million in securities were stolen in 1969 and 1970, highlighting a growing problem tied to heavier trading, more brokerage staff, and mob awareness of low risks and high rewards in stolen securities. He cited a June 1968 $21 million mall pouch theft at Kennedy Airport and noted many thefts go unreported, as the hearings launch an extended probe into organized crime activity beyond stock and bond thefts.
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Washington
UPI
John N. Mitchell
Congressional
United States
Mitchell
Justice Department
Jook
Valachi
Kennedy
New York
U.S
World aids, Moon treaty, OECD push in Europe
British government bypasses agencies to mobilize airlifts for cholera refugees in East Pakistan while WHO pledges weekly aid to India. Soviet Union submits draft moon treaty to UN barring weapons and bases. US pressure at OECD voicing broader duty to share burden. Australia joins as 23-nation bloc.
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London
UPI
Europe
United Nations
World Health Organization
WHO
Geneva
India
Royal Air Force (Raf
Calcutta
Paris
William P. Rogers
United States
U.S
Rogers
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
OECD
OFCD
France
OCD
Australia
Cambodian villagers held at gunpoint amid crossfire near Phnom Penh
North Vietnamese troops force villagers to stay in hamlets under siege as government forces attack. Civilians were among about 200 killed at a pagoda near Ancheng, 10 miles northeast of Phnom Penh, with farm animals also killed in air attacks by Cambodian T28 planes.
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Phnom Penh
Mekong
Tonle Sap
Thay Gall
UPI
Ancheng
Hoover says Russia remains top US security threat
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told Congress that Soviet Russia and its satellites pose the main threat to US security. He warned that Moscow and Red China seek to disrupt American society and overthrow the government, citing student unrest, Black Panthers violence, and international intelligence activity as evidence. Hoover outlined the FBI budget request for 1972 and noted the expansion of foreign liaison posts and personnel. He also highlighted extremist groups such as SDS PLP and described alleged donor influence in Hollywood circles.
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UPI
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Russia
Moscow
U.S
Hoover
House Appropriations
United States
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Soviet Union
Red China
Lebanon
Venezuela
Denmark
Bolivia
Nicaragua
Israel
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Progressive Labor Party
PLP
Soviet Communist Party
Hollywood
Jane Fonda
Ford executive forecasts pollution-free new cars by mid decade
Fed Motor Co president Lee A. Lacova told Lawrence Institute of Technology graduates in Detroit that by mid decade every new car in the United States could be virtually pollution-free. He cited major reductions in hydrocarbon emissions since 1961 and dismissed safety and emissions critics as overstating remaining hurdles.
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Detroit
UPI
Fed Motor Co
United States
Lee A. Lavocea
Kacacea
Jail Baby Freedoms Vindicated as Mother Remains Behind Bars
UPI reports two and a half month old Michael Fields in Williamson County Jail with his mother is to be moved to welfare care. Juvenile Court Judge Fulton Greer ruled Shirley Fields unable to care for her son and she begins a one year sentence for passing worthless checks. The child will be placed in a temporary foster home while the mother serves her term. Fields contends her doctor advised breastfeeding due to formula issues.
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Franklin
UPI
Little Michael Fields
Williamson County
Fulton Greer
Shirley Fields
Greer
Senate Expands Draft Exemptions for Sons of War Dead
The Senate approved an amendment to extend draft exemptions to sons in families with an immediate armed forces member killed, missing, or wounded. The measure, approved 458 to 9, would also let such sons avoid conscription if relatives are POWs or missing in action, and allow those now serving to seek prompt discharge. A separate 48 to 20 vote defeated a four-year draft board limit, with no resumption date for the extension beyond June 30.
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Washington
Robert W. Packwood Rore
Senate
Mass Cholera Graves Follow Refugees Into India
Report from Kalimpur reviews a mass cholera tragedy among East Pakistan refugees entering India. About 900 victims, many died on the road, in makeshift graves, with police superintendent Bhattacharjee collecting bodies and noting improvised burial practices amid the broader exodus of up to 200,000 refugees.
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East Bengal
Calcutta
World Health Organization
WHO
India
Kalimpur
UPI
Pakistan
Amal Bhattarcharjee
Kaumpur
Behal
East Pakistan
Nh Khrishnagar
Mana Sitwale
Etna on last eruption push amid fears for towns
Mount Etna shows renewed lava activity as scientists warn the 10,982 foot volcano may be entering a final eruptive phase. Experts say gas pressure drives eruptions while 70 specialists consider lava endangering nearby farms. residents of Formazza and Sant'Alfio fear renewed blasts after days of quiet.
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Sant'alfio
Sicily
Upi
Mt. Etna
Fornanzo
Sant'Alfic
Eina
Fragmentary Trade Notes From Unreadable Page
Partial OCR text shows mixed items about events at pier markets and local listings. Mentions Toy finasport Times Hoang and a corporate mention of Punkat Corporation with scattered references to prices and venues. Readable facts are sparse and names unclear.
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Toy
Finasport
Times Hoang
Pori Punkat Corporation
Fenn
Jay
Klingarr
Saridy
Opve
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UPT
Singapore
International Press Institute
IPI
JPT
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Lae
Halsinie
Ernest Meyer
Slack Panthers
Richard Burton
oThe
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Bhattarcharjee
Holston Glass
Etna
Alfred Rittman
Smim
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