Secrecy Ltd Clamped On Raids After Offensives Escalate
Conflicting reports on North Vietnamese troop movements near Saigon as Superior U.S. and South Vietnamese forces push back along Highway 13. Major actions include Loc Ninh fell, An Loc surrounded, heavy B52 raids destroying tanks and ammunition.
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Saigon
Highway 13
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Loc Ninh
An Loc
Nguyen van Thieu
Dong Ha
Dmz
Quang Tri
Hue
Kontum City
Sai
U.S
196Th Infantry Brigade
da Nang
Phu Bai
196Th
Vietnam
196Th Brigade
James F. Hollingsworth
Ened
Associated Press
Lynn C. Newland
Hollingsworth
Gangland City U S A shows up in killings in Brooklyn and Manhattan
Police traced a seventh gangland style killing in two weeks to a Brooklyn parking lot after a tip. The victim, found in the trunk of a 1964 Dodge, was shot several times and wrapped in a rubber tarpaulin. Officials noted possible ties to the Gallo case but cautioned no link was proven.
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New York
Brooklyn
Joe Gail
Brooklyn Homicide Headquarters
Joseph “Crazy Joe’ Gallo
Edward Rappaport
Gennaro Ciprio
Frank Ferriano
New Jersey
Lower Manhattan
Daley
Gallo
Conrad Greaves
Queens
Thomas
Tommy Edwards
Ernst
Bruno Carnevale
Gambino
Gallagher to be arraigned in Newark on fresh charge
Bayonne congressman Gallagher 61 faces arraignment at 10 a.m. April 21 in U.S. District Court Newark. Life magazine in 1968 alleged ties to a Cosa Nostra leader. Gallagher denied the charge and later won re election. He has long been discussed as a possible governor or senator and has a history with prominent political figures. He rose in Congress since 1951 and led actions on Asia policy and Bangladesh recognition while opposing a privacy and data banks committee.
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Gallagher
Life Magazine
Bayonne
U.S
Life
Cosa Nostra
Joseph
Joe Bayonne
Zicarelli
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ethel
House
Congress
West Pakistan
Bangladesh
House Judiciary Committee
Capitol Hill
Aggie Athlete Delbert Rayes Dies After Workout
Cameron College football freshman Delbert Rayes, a midterm transfer from Sterling Kansas, collapsed at Cameron Stadium during an off season conditioning program. He died later at Comanche County Memorial Hospital from an apparent cerebral hemorrhage. Rayes, of Chickasha, attended Chickasha High School and was listed as a potential linebacker and fullback. Funeral plans are pending with Jefferson Funeral Home in Lawton.
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Cameron College
Delbert Rayes
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Bear
Jensen
Rayes
Chickasha
Sterling
Kan
Aggies
Chickasha High School
Cameron Stadium
Tony Rayes
Jefferson Funeral Home
Lawton
Chile alleges U S efforts to block Allende win
Chilean undersecretary Anibal Palma says documents attributed to ITT show U S interference to prevent Salvador Allende from becoming president. He plans to present charges at the OAS meeting and cites claims of potential seven figure support to stop Allende, despite U S denials.
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Chile
U.S
Allende
Washington
United States
Salvador Allende
Anibal Palma
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Organization of American States
State Department
ITT
Palma
Macadamia Nut Crop Ranks Third in Hawaii
The macadamia nut remains Hawaii's third largest crop after coffee and sugar, noted for its hard shell and resemblance to a filbert as growers push expansion and marketing efforts.
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Hawaii
Council Approves Park Use and Zoning Change Near Sprucewood
The council approved public facility status to be used as a park and endorsed rezoning two blocks west and one block north of Sprucewood and Eisenhower drives from temporary R1 to high density R4 housing, aligning with development plans.
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Sprucewood
Eisenhower Drives
Germany tops list as main immigrant supplier to United States
Germany ranks first among European countries providing the United States with the most immigrants, while Italy sits second in the regional standings. The finding highlights Germany's leading role in sending new residents to the United States.
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Germany
United States
Italy
Labour split over Common Market stance shakes party
Harold Wilson faced charges of opportunism as MPs loyal to him broke ranks with a pro Europe bloc. The division recalled the 1951 Bevan split, while Conservatives hoped the turmoil would aid government Common Market legislation. The Sun backed Harold Jenkins and criticized Wilson, the Daily Mirror denounced Labour’s course as cynical acrobatics.
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Ang
Wilson
Georges Pompidou
France
Jenkins
Laborites
Aneurin Bevan
Edward Heath
Harold Wilson
the Sun
Europe
The
Daily Mirror
Labor
Twain impressionist Wilkerson channels Mark Twain for students
Wilkerson performs Twain like voice and line readings at a lecture with a snow white wig and white suit. Hazel Leroy assists with makeup as Eisenhower drama students study Twain and view a film on the author this week.
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Wilkerson
Twain
Partes
Hazel Leroy
Mark Twain
Eisenhower High Students Win Certificates at Meet
Eight Eisenhower High School students earned certificates at the Southwestern Interscholastic Meet held at Southwestern State College. First place went to Kay Coleman and Aviane Kuhni in Native languages, Pat Arena in French II, second to Denise Trosper, Joan Hunt, and Vernon Turner, and third to Peggy Horton and Eduardo Rodas. Twenty four students attended with Joe Russell, auto mechanics instructor, accompanying the group.
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Eisenhower High School
Southwestern State College
Kay Coleman
Pat Arena
Aviane Kuhni
Denise Trosper
Joan Hunt
Vernon Turnner
Peggy Horton
Eduardo Rodas
U.S
Eisenhower
Joe Russell
Stock Market Moves Between Gains and Losses Across Sectors
New York Stock Exchange activity showed modest advances amid early weakness. Oklahoma prices listed cash wheat and barley by city, with alfalfa hay values and egg prices, while Dow Jones rose .15 to 958.23 as analysts cited Vietnam concerns and earnings optimism.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Alva
Manchester
Medford
Okeene
Kingfisher
Clinton
Watonga
Weatherford
Afton
Altus
el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Yukon
Enid
Hillsdale
Temple
Gulf
Mangum
Reno
Lamont
Pauls Valley
U S Dependence On Oil From Mideast Growing
Undersecretary of State John N. Irwin II warned a House committee that rising U S dependence on Middle East oil could invite an Arab ultimatum over Israel and force Western nations to cooperate to manage world oil supplies. He projected imports reaching 50 percent by 1980 with 35 percent from the Middle East and urged coordination with Japan and Europe to prevent price and security shocks.
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Washington (Ap
John N. Irwin II
U.S
Middle East
Washington
Israel
House
United States
Irwin
House Interior Committee
Ed Edmondson
Dekla
Japan
Europe
Woman Gilly pleads guilty in Yablonski killings case
Mrs. Gilly 31 of Cleveland pleads guilty to three counts of murder and one conspiracy count in Washington County court. A three judge panel will determine guilt and penalty under Pennsylvania law with potential death sentence avoided on murder counts in exchange for cooperation. Other defendants include Claude Vealey who turned state's evidence, Aubran Martin and Paul Gilly sentenced to death, and Silvus Huddleston awaiting trial.
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Gilly
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Richard A. Sprague
Sprague
Mrs. Gilly
Commonwealth
Claude E. Vealey
Aubran W
Buddy” Martin
Memorial Expansion Plan Discussed At Board Meet
Memorial Hospital board discussed a $6 million expansion and renovation project with Caudill Rowlett and Scott architects. Bids for $4.5 million in revenue bonds will be opened April 18 at the hospital, and a 50 percent employee discount policy was approved for outpatient work.
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Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Caudill, Rowlett and Scott
Houston
Tex
Standard & Poors
New York City
Hos
China’s sorrow river floods recalled as Yellow River
The Hwang Ho or Yellow River is famed as China’s sorrow for its history of catastrophic floods and loss of life.
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Hwang Ho
China
Earthquake Hits Shiraz Area Trapping Residents and Damaging Towns
The Tehran operation reported 231 people rescued around Qeer and Shiraz hospitals while 105 more were saved in Qeer and Kaze run. Five others were rescued after hours under debris. Gov Manuchehr Pirooz said four fifths of Qeer’s 5,000 residents’ buildings were leveled as tremors continued.
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Tehran
Qeer
Flowin
Shiraz
Kazerun
Fazeli
Manuchehr Pirooz
Ancient eclipse seen as omen of terror and disaster
Ancient observers viewed a solar or lunar eclipse as a frightening omen signaling disaster and fear. The belief linked celestial events to calamity and moral or political warnings.
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Highlands
Hantum
7Th Fleet
North Vietnam
Holligsworth
Newland
Quang Tri City
King
Bastogne
U.S.A
Robert Daley
Manhattan
Little
U.S. District Court
Newark
Ausa
P.m. Nco Club
Aggie
Central Intelligence Agency
Council
VFW
Ozman
Stock Mart
RCA Corp
CBS
Oklahoma
Mideast
Win
Ann Brown
Tulsa
Stryker Corporation
Kreiselman
American Hospital Supply
Presto Medical Supply Ltd
Sares Printing Company
Sare’s Printing Company
Ed’s
Southwestern Stationery & Supply
Clover Printing Company
Fisher Scientific Company
Kla
Ition Seur Arkla
FOG Service CO
Cone
Mower Service
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