Premier visits Kompong Som to inspect bogged Cambodian troops
Premier Lon Nol flew to Kompong Som to assess Cambodian forces delaying the clearing of Highway 4 linking the port to Phnom Penh. Military officials cite six weeks of stalls near Kirirom Pass and a stalled drive of about 6 000 Communist troops with shortages and reinforcements amid broader combat along Highway 5 and in Battambang province.
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UPI
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Kompong Som
Saigon
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
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Laos
United States
Central Highlands
An Khe
Kiirom Pass
Ream
Sosthene Fernandez
Kirirom Pass
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Battambang
Subscription Rate for Home Delivery and Mail Service
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Double security for Angela Davis arraignment in Marin County
Police at the Marin County Hall of Justice implemented double checkpoint security for Angela Davis's arraignment. Access to the courthouse was tightly controlled as agents planned a twice search of all entering the courtroom where the 26 year old former UCLA instructor faced charges of murder kidnapping and conspiracy in the Aug. 7 shootout that killed Judge Harold J. Haley and three others. Davis was arrested by the FBI after a nationwide search and indicted with Ruchell Magee and others connected to the Soledad Brothers case.
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New York
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Harold J. Haley
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Ruchell Magee
Jonathan P. Jackson
Haley
Jackson
George
Fleeta Drumgo
Jon Wesley Clutchette
Soledad Brothers
Soledad Prison
Western storm toll rises with 48 dead across seven states
A brutal blizzard left at least 48 dead across Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Nebraska Kansas Minnesota and New Mexico as thousands faced stranded conditions. Iowa reported 19 deaths while Minnesota and New Mexico had one each.
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United Press International
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New Mexico
Interstate 35
Manson accuses lawyer during Tate trial outburst
In Los Angeles Charles Manson shouted to his attorney Irving Kanarek from a holding cell saying you are just making things worse. The outburst came amid Kanarek’s defense arguing the case is a political trial tied to wider social unrest.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Tate
Irving Kanarek
Manson
Tate- LaBianca
George Wallace
Nixon
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Mr. Manson
Kanarek
Spahn Ranch
One killed in explosion at Circle Blueprint shop
A natural gas blast at the Circle Blueprint Company near the Lincoln Road Mall killed one person and injured 61 others. Firefighters used earth movers to clear debris as police described it as the worst explosion in Miami Beach, with tourists nearby and several officers injured.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Lincoln Road
Circle Blueprint Company
Anna Kane
Rocky Pomerance
James Blitch
Hal Boday
Musical slimming machine kills housewife in inquest ruling
In London a coroner's inquest returned an open verdict on Audrey Lewis 42 who died using a musical slimming device designed by her husband The machine converted tape rhythms into electric shocks delivered to her face The inquest cited a dramatic volume surge in the tape as the likely lethal factor and the cause of death remained unascertainable Pending further investigation after the body was found Oct 14 by her son Terence in Rochford England
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Audrey Lewis
Peter Crust
Terence
Rochford
Edward
Lewis
Charles Clark
U.S. urges hands off approach to Middle East talks in New York
U.N. envoy Jarring files a status report as peace talks near reopening in New York. Secretary Rogers and Thant stress UN role while Israeli and Egyptian representatives may meet. Sadat admits Soviet missiles backed Egyptian forces in Suez zone. In Tel Aviv, two Israelis wounded in Gaza Sinai clashes. Separately, Sen. Dominick recovers from back surgery in Washington.
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Sweden
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Egypt
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Thant
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