Lull yields fewest unit battles in year in Vietnam
In Saigon the lull last week brought the smallest number of small unit battles this year as Allied forces reported 245 enemy KIA. The pause continued with slightly higher enemy contact and new policy to limit announcing offensives amid Paris talks. Four Americans died and 20 wounded in recent clashes, with losses including an aircraft and a helicopter.
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Saigon
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Vietnam
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Paris
U. S
Tay Ninh
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
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Hue
Federal prisoners in SF press four demands
In San Francisco County Jail, federal prisoners led by David Harris demand visiting privileges be reinstated equal access to other inmates and special jail sections, better food and medical care after a hunger strike that drew public protest. Harris notes harsh conditions including crowded cells, limited showers, and alleged beatings. authorities suspended visits then briefly denied them.
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San Francisco
UPI
David Harris
Joan Baez
Mark Sullivan
Berkeley
Harris
Resistance Antidraft Group
Safford
Ariz
Father Sullivan
Stanford University
Miss Baez’ Institute For the Study of Non
AfSC Honors Two Members with Employee Honor Awards
Two Air Force Systems Command Detachment 1 members received Employee Honor Award trophies for April through June 1969. Mrs. Eleanor R. White, secretary to the Chief of Material Quality, and Morris H. Schaffert, a Property Administrator, were honored by Detachment 1 Commander Col. Fred Clemovitz at a Santa Maria luncheon.
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Air Force Systems Command
California faces veto or signing on open primary and reforms
California Governor Ronald Reagan weighs veto or signing on bills to open the presidential primary to all contenders, reform divorce grounds, and raise lawmakers' pay. Senate actions include an open-primary ballot bill and a topless-bottomless entertainment act.
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Tracy Wood
Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
California
Assembly
Senate
Reagan
Secretary of State
Alfred E. Alquist
San Jose
Alquist
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Humphrey Says USSR Behind US on MIRVs Delays Talks
Hubert Humphrey returns from the Soviet Union saying Russians feel the United States leads in MIRV development and are delaying arms talks until they can match. He says negotiations will begin very soon as Soviet leaders fear their relationship with the United States and seek security amid space and defense issues.
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William Greenwood
Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Soviet Union
United States
Humphrey
China
America
Caltech Grants PhD To Robert A Gillham Jr
Robert A Gillham Jr of Lompoc received the doctor of philosophy degree from the California Institute of Technology at its annual commencement. He studied chemistry at Caltech after graduating from San Jose State College and is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Gillham Sr.
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Pasadena
Calif
Robert A. Gillham Jr
Lompoc
Harold Brown
California Institute of Technology
Caltech
Robert A. Gillham Sr
San Jose State College
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