U S Pilots Raid Communist Targets Across Indochina
Saigon reports show five civilian attacks by Viet Cong with seven killed and 12 wounded as U S warplanes hit Cambodian and South Vietnamese targets. A ranger base 50 miles north of Saigon was shelled, with one ranger killed and 24 wounded amid a five hour barrage.
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Saigon
API
U.S
South Vietnam
Indochina
Cambodia
South
Vietnam
Kien Phong
le Trung Hien
Hien
Tong la Chan
Ships Hit Burn In Hong Kong
In Hong Kong a British tanker East Gate and French freighter Circea collided off the harbor in predawn mist. East Gate, 11,800 tons, suffered 2 deaths and 14 injuries among 36 crew. Circea with 31 crew had no injuries. Fireboats and naval craft battled the blaze for seven hours, leaving the port side damaged.
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Hong Kong
UPI
East Gate
Hast Gate
Rap Brown Guilty On Two Counts
H Rap Brown found guilty on robbery and illegal weapons charges in New York. A murder trial for Brown and three co-defendants ended in mistrial after jurors deadlocked over the killings of two police officers during a 1871 holdup at the Red Carpet Lounge in Manhattan.
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Rap Brown
New York
UPI
H. Rap Brown
Red Carpet
Manhattan
Kingsport Times News Public Notices Desk Rules
This week in Kingsport area events column welcomes free submissions to the City Desk three days before the event. Items run as space permits and editor discretion applies.
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Kingsport
City Desk
Weekend community events span book fair and workshops
The American Association of University Women hosts a March 30 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and March 31 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. book sale at Civic Auditorium with proceeds aiding public library and student grants to Tremont. Kings Highway Temple Ladies Auxiliary sponsor a rummage sale March 30 and 31 at Mul St and Lynn Garden Dr. Sullivan County Democratic Women's Club offers a Women and Politics workshop March 31 at Waverly Road Presbyterian Church with sessions and lunch. Miller-Perry preschool registrations set for April 4 and 6 9:30 to 11 a.m. Bays Mountain hike Sunday afternoon meets at Kingsport Civic Auditorium poolside at 1 p.m. For details call Gordon Newland or Jay Cow.
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American Association of University Women
Civic Auditorium
Ladies Auxiliary
Kings Highway
Temple
Mul] St
Lynn Garden Drive
Sullivan County
Democratic Women's Club
Waverly Rd. Presbyterian Church
Holston Valley
Tennessee Citizens For Wilderness Planning
Kingsport Civic Auditorium
Gordon Newland
Jay Cow
Caphto mt lista Melodrama and arts events in Kingsport
A listings page shows Caphto mt lista presenting Pure as the Delven Lion March 26–31 at 8 15 p m at the Fine Arts Center with reservations by calling 246 9351. Also Brahms German Requiem March 31 at 8 15 p m at First Broad Street United Methodist Church. Other events include a Square N Round Dance March 31 at the Kingsport National Guard Armory with callers Dan O Leary and Joe Todd, the Metropolitan Sertoma Club Arts and Crafts Mart March 30–April 1 at the Civic Auditorium with varied hours, and a Chorale Concert April 6 at 8 p m at the Fine Arts Center.
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Kingsport Theatre Guild
Delven Lion
Fine Arts Center
Kingsport Symphony Chorus
Brahms
First Broad Street United Methodist Church
Kingsport National Guard Armory
Dan O'Leary
Joe Todd
Metropolitan
Sertoma Club
Civic Auditorium
Exhibit by D-B art students in main lobby April 28
Janet Doggett and Beverly Yokely from Dobyns Bennett High School will display their artwork in the lobby in front of the main office during school hours on April 28. The show is open to the school community and highlights student creativity.
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D-B
Dobyns-Bennett Art
Janet Doggett
Beverly Yokely
Martin ends Thursday as The World's Greatest Athlete finale
The film Martin The World's Greatest Athlete closes Thursday along with Strand-Up the Sandbox. Terrace Poseidon Adventure remains ongoing with no set end date. State Godfather ends Thursday, concluding its run.
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Martin
Speeding and Forfeitures List Hits Local Notices
A long list of individuals from Rt routes and streets face speeding charges with forfeitures ranging from 9.50 to 92 dollars. Names include Ralph Jackson, Danny Ketron, Larry Arnold, Kenneth Rupe, Barbara Taylor, Jerry Henry, and many others across multiple towns. The report also notes drunkenness and disorderly conduct violations, with fines up to 125 dollars, plus a murder case update in Dandridge where Dr. Robert Stinson faces a fourth trial for the alleged murder of his wife.
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Ralph Jackson
Danny F. Ketron
Costte Oaks
Larry W. Arnold
Renn
Waring W. Gipson
Wah Garden
Kenneth A. Rupe
Barbara H. Taylor
Church Mill
Jerry Henry
Meadows
Walker St
Snort
Rudy Creek Rd
Kennieth
Richard
Sherwood Rd
Russell P. Sells
Betty J. Gray
Jonestoro
Grace
Dishner
James Robert Tate
Joneshoro
Shirley D. Hawkins
Dartington Circle
Charléa Wayne Reed
Aind St
Birmingham
Ale
Charles B. Fortnet
Walter T. Atkinson
Mitenel Road
Pat R. Mania
Surgoinsville
Ames. Griffin
Siz Torfelture
Turlan
Henry
Spwediend
Ravti
Coumer
Fain
Fenkaul
Witla
McConnell
William R. Balls
Thompson
Smersing
Lucila Arnett
Dale St
Starnes
Lynn Garden Dr
River's
Sicemse
Dandridge
UPI
Henry F. Swann
Robert Stinson
Jos
Rebellious Inmates Hold Hostages Then Storm Pen
Seventy five inmates at Maryland Penitentiary held seven guards hostage through two hours of unrest. Police with dogs and plastic-bullet shotguns stormed the wing, rescuing hostages. two were found hanged but alive. Correction officials called it a disorganized riot.
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Baltimore, Md
UPI
Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore City
James Jorday
Jordan
Baltimore
Mercy Hospital
Insurance premium bill backs 75c per $100 rate
In Tennessee the House passed a bill to neutralize the state insurance department rate cut on credit life insurance by allowing 75 cents per $100 in premiums, sending the measure to Gov. Winfield Dunn after a 70 to 12 vote. The bill would override the department’s 13 percent reduction and was praised by supporters as a safeguard for rate stability. The session also saw bills on hijacking penalties, firearms restrictions, and other items, with the Senate deferring a Missouri plan appeals court measure and approving a shield law for journalists.
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UPI
Winfield Dunn
Ime
Halbert Carter
Carter
Guv
John Wilder
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