Guerrilla fighting peaks on routes toward Saigon
The heaviest fighting on guerrilla approaches to Saigon in 10 days occurred as Gen. Creighton Abrams prepared to depart for Bangkok to confer on war strategy with President Nixon. UPI reports indicate at least 70 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese soldiers were killed in four clashes northwest of Saigon.
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UPS
Creighton W. Abrams
Bangkok
Nixon
White House
Vietnam
Ellsworth Bunker
Abrams
U.S
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
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Bien Hoa
Tan Son Nhut
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cam Ranh Bay
Eleanor Roosevelt
South Pacific
Bunker
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Trang Bang
Loesser dies at 59 after lung cancer diagnosis
Frank Loesser composer of Guys and Dolls and How to Succeed died at 59 in New York from lung cancer. His body will be cremated today with ashes scattered over the Atlantic. no funeral service was planned.
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UPI
Frank Loesser
America
Atlantic Ocean
Loesser
Charley
Mount Sinai Hospital
Tokyo
Nejedly pushes DDT ban as bill stalls in California
Sen. John A. Nejedly urged public support to revive a bill banning DDT by 1972. The Assembly Agriculture Committee killed the measure citing opposition from Gov. Reagan and California’s agriculture industry. A substitute package with poison controls advanced to Ways and Means.
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UPI
John A. Nejedly
California
Assembly Agriculture Committee
Ronald Reagan
Department of Agriculture
Sstate
Ways and Means Committee
Agriculture Department
Walnut Creek
La Purisima Building to be home of Mental Health Center
The Mental Health Center moves Thursday to the La Purisima Building at 205 NH St due to staff expansion. Four full time and two part time professionals, including Renee Beauchesne and Patricia Schleek, join the team. Office hours are 8 12 a.m. and 1 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Fees based on ability to pay and consultations offered.
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la Purisima
NH St
Renee Beauchesne
ACSW
Center
Patricia L. Schleek
Sarah S Furst
Joanne R. Leal
Wisconsin
California divorce reform moves to Reagan for signature
Gov. Ronald Reagan was poised to sign California's first major divorce reform since 1872 after the Senate approved the measure on 25-8 and the Assembly passed it 55-10. The bill ends grounds such as cruelty and adultery, allowing only irreconcilable differences or incurable insanity, and shifts to dissolution of marriage with a six month residency rule and six month finality.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
State Senate
Reagan
Assembly
California
Donald L. Grunsky
R-Watonsville
Nevada
Reno
State Bar Association
Nevada Assembly
Howard McKissick
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
George R. Moscone
San Francisco
Donald Grunsky
Watsonville
James A. Hayes
Long Beach
Moscone
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