Phnom Penh Rocket Attack Kills at Least 11
Lebel rockets struck central Phnom Penh hitting a crowded movie theater during a matinee. Police report 11 dead and 18 wounded as rebel raids rise. In South Vietnam, North Vietnamese forces bombed and counterattacked near An Dien. Cambodian students abducted Education Minister Kro Sang Kim and his assistant demanding jail release.
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UPI
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Saigon
An Dien
Kro Sang Kim
Keo Sang Kim
Thach Chea
National Police
Clothing industry strike threatens autumn shipments
A nationwide strike by Amalgamated Clothing Workers affects buttonhole makers and cutters in men’s wear, with 3,000 strikers outside Lebow Bros. Inc. in Baltimore. The union seeks a $1.10 hourly raise over three years while manufacturers offer 80 cents. Talks paused but both sides agreed to resume bargaining via a federal mediator.
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UPI
Harry Lebow
Baltimore
Lebow Bros., Inc
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
The
Clothing Manufacturers Association
Union
Cambodian Education Minister Killed in Phnom Penh Uprising
The Education Minister Keo Sang Kim and top adviser Thach Chea were shot during a raid on a high school where students were holding them as hostages in protests demanding reforms. Military police reported casualties among students and a curfew was imposed as rioting spread through the capital.
Sharpshooter kills N Y gunman after four hour standoff
Portee a 28 year old taxi driver held two hostages in a Manhattan lower West Side apartment for four hours firing through doors and windows. Police sharpshooter killed Portee. two hostages unhurt. passerby Rico Stravis wounded in leg. Hostages were Ruth Melnick and John Van Danhouten. Portee lived on the Lower East Side. motive unclear.
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Ruth Melnick
Portee
Lower West Side
Miss Melnick
Miss Milnick
John van Danhouten
George Morse
Top justice aide resigns post after Nixon resignation call
Donald E. Santarelli head of the Justice Department Law Enforcement Assistance Administration for 14 months quit his $40 000 a year job after suggesting Nixon should resign. He submitted his resignation to the White House on Saturday. Attorney General Saxbe urged acceptance, calling Santarelli undisciplined. Disturbed by reports of his views, Santarelli said they were misleading.
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UPI
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Santarelli
White House
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Gerald R. Ford
USDA
Army veteran surrenders in Texas kidnap case
A 27 year old Army veteran identified as Jerry Martin surrendered to a Fort Worth area police dispatcher. He allegedly kidnapped two Oakland women Lora Hinkle and Mona Ellington at knifepoint driving one to Texas. Ellington released near Stockton, Hinkle escaped after forced Texas trip. Federal kidnapping charges filed.
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UPI
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Fort Worth
Jerry Martin
Whiskey Slough
Lora Joan Hinkle
Oakland
Miss Hinkle
Mona K. Ellington
Lake Tahoe
Miss Ellington
Los Angeles
Euless
Washington judge killed by mail bomb in courthouse
A mail bomb delivered to the Franklin County courthouse exploded in Judge James Lawless’s chambers in Pasco Washington killing the veteran jurist seconds after a colleague exited. Judge Al Yencopal said Lawless, a 16 year Superior Court veteran and father of five, had been a close friend.
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Washington
James Lawless
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Yencopal
Lawless
Prosser
Benton County
Franklin County
Pasco
Maxine Hancock
Yancopal
Coroner Keeps many SLA victims' body parts after killings
Los Angeles coroner Thomas Noguchi disclosed that the bodies of six Symbionese Liberation Army members killed May 17 were turned over to families with teeth, fingers, scalp, brain, lung, liver and flesh retained by the office. He spoke amid family complaints including Donald DeFreeze's brother who said much of his brother's body had been removed, complicating identification after burns.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Symbionese Liberation Army
FBI
Thomas Noguchi
Noguchi
Donald DeFreeze
Cinque
Bargain Section Ad Rates and Rules
Advertise a single item in the bargain section for three days at 10 words for $3.00. Each extra word costs 10 cents. Items must be valued at $25.00 or less and include the price in the ad.
La Macarena Restaurant Opens and Lunch Special Noted
La Macarena Restaurant operates daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. with a midday lunch special from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. A separate card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy following the death of Roy L Christopher and acknowledges Drs Skinner and Coughlin, Rev Harris, McPeek Family Mortuary, and Lompoc Hospital Staff. The notice invites readers to box P-2, C-O in the Lompoc Record and provides contact details.
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Roy L Christopher
Glenn Skinner
Barry Coughlin
Richard Harris
McPeek Family Mortuary
Lompoc Hospital
Peggy Christopher
Karla Duncan
Christopher
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