Guerrilla War Scare Prompts Scarsdale School Review
In Scarsdale New York superintendent Dr. Donald Emery ordered a review of a summer course titled 20th Century Revolution taught by Stephen Kling after 13 students staged a mock guerrilla assault with toy weapons to rehearse a takeover of the village.
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Scarsdale
N.Y
UPI
Westchester
Donald Emery
Stephen Kling
Emery
Bronx River Parkway
Kling
Police
Bra-less Friday stirs General Dynamics plant firing
Jane Andre an $18 000 a year manufacturing and engineering supervisor at General Dynamics Pomona plant was fired after she urged a bra less Friday for the plants 2200 women She argued dress changes would aid female comfort while company officials said she was hired to supervise not advocate such actions The company noted trouble with productivity and acknowledged uncertainty about how many women participated
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Pomona
Calif
UPI
General Dynamics
Jane Andre
Andre
Joe Till
Jack Sloan
Sloan
Reds Mount Four Major Assaults Near Saigon Front
Communist forces pressed four ground attacks against U.S. positions between Saigon and the Cambodian border as part of a broader drive. U.S. sources reported at least 200 American dead and over 800 wounded this week, with roughly 2,200 Communist fatalities in the campaign. Casualties included helicopter losses, air crashes, and shelling that hit Long Binh and other bases.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
United States
Tay Ninh
Central Highlands
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
Long Binh
1St Air Cavalry Division
1St Cavalry
Deadly Camille Aims at Gulf Coast in 115 MPH Advance
Hurricane Camille, the strongest storm since 1967, struck toward Cuba and aimed 115 mph toward the Gulf of Mexico. Red Cross prepared relief teams along the Gulf Coast while 19 disaster specialists were dispatched to Key West, Ft. Myers, Cedar Key, Tampa Bay, Miami, and Orlando as Debbie formed off Africa.
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Miami
UPI
Camille
Beaulah
Texas
Fidel Castro
Gulf of Mexico
Robert I. Simpson
National Hurricane Center
Red Cross
Gulf Coast
Washington
Key West
Ft. Myers
Cedar Key
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Orlando
Debbie
Africa
Cuba
Simpson
Gulf
Pinar del Rio
Castro
Ambush Complaint Slated To Be Filed Involving Senator Lamb
From Page 1: In a confrontation, one of the men who fired at a group allegedly tried to force them off. The assailants shouted threats. Sen. Lamb admits involvement in the verbal dispute and says he and his wife left. McHenry says Lamb threatened him with a rock. Lamb says McHenry was belligerent and he only picked up the rock to defend himself from a man with a hatchet.
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Tographs
Sen. Lamb
McHenry
Lamb
Davidson
Killer Behavior Patterns Scrutinized At Tate Slayings
Los Angeles investigators and psychiatrists examined crime scene evidence from the Sharon Tate killings to assess the killer's behavior patterns. Victims included Sharon Tate Abigail Folger Voityck Frokowsky Jay Sebring and Steven Parent. Paul Garvetson caretaker questioned authorities pursued rumors of debt and possible gambling ties.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Sharon Tate
Benedict Canyon
Thomas T. Noguchi
Internal Revenue Service
Abigail Folger
Voityck Frokowsky
Jay Sebring
Steven Parent
Miss Tate
Sebring
Frokowsky
Miss Folger
Parent
William Garvetson
Tate
Jury Finds Janjua Innocent On Murder Charge
A Las Vegas jury finds Ruth Janjua not guilty of first degree murder in the case, with defense contending self defense. Prosecutor argues malice and premeditation, citing a pretrial call and fatal choking. The judge or jury determines the defendant should not face the maximum penalty.
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Vegas
Janjua
Harmon
Ruth aJnjua
Ruth
Gurdip Grewal
Santini
Grewal
Ruth Janjua
Tariq
Deadly US gas train rerouted through Ohio
A freight train carrying phosgene, halted entry at Canadian customs, rerouted through Ohio. It passed Ravenna en route to a Federal Ordnance Plant, with Army officials denying orders to stop or Deviate, and was due to reach Ravenna overnight.
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U.S
Ohio
Defiance
Tier
Akron
Youngstown
Baltimore and Ohio
B&o
Federal Ordnance Plant
Ravenna
Police Hunt Suspect In Lennon Slaying
A warrant for murder was issued for 58 year old Chet W. H. Young in the slaying of 54 year old William Lennon father of the Lennon sisters. Young was at large with last known address in Alameda California as officers cited witness reports and physical evidence.
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Lennon
Los Angeles
UPI
Chet W. H. Young
William Lennon
Singing Lennon Sisters
Young
Alameda
Calif
AMA's Welfare Critique Sparks Medicaid Spending Debate
The article argues that Medicaid funds pay high doctor and hospital costs for welfare recipients, with Medicare-like rules allowing extensive services. It cites a SUN survey and lists contracted vendors and total receipts from July 1, 1968, to June 30, 1969, highlighting Illinois and Nevada facilities and their sizable sums.
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American Medical Association
Carson City
Department of Welfare
Welfare Accounting Department
The
SUN
CIA Directed 100 Killings Charged by Lawyer
A South Carolina attorney claims the CIA coordinated 100 killings tied to a secret killer teams unit funded by the CIA and the military. He says military authorities hide details, including the charge sheet, from the public as investigations unfold in Saigon and Washington.
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Richard Booth
Washington, D.C
Military Court of Appeals
South Carolina
U.S
Green Berets
CIA
High Command
Saigon
Washington
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Killer
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U.S. Office of Defense Transportation
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Pentagon
Ama
Las Vegas
Washoe Medical Center
Sol T. DeLee
M.D
Joel G. Holmes
John B. Demann
John R. Crear
R. C. Hulse
Charles West
Leon H. Dantzig
Jack C. Cherry
Kenneth E. Turner
A. J. Magar
L. M. Faustina
R. L. Ferrari
Dwight Meirhenry
Desert Retreat Anlatd Laes
Elges Nursing Chateau
Reno Convalescent Center
Capitol Convalescent Center
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