Cambodian Harassment Raids Rise Near Siem Reap
Cambodian and U S sources report Viet Cong and North Vietnamese harassment raids across Cambodia including near Siem Reap and Kompong Thom. Casualties and losses are listed as light for these engagements with broader campaign totals cited.
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UPI
Cambodia
Siem Reap
Kompong Thom
Phnom Peh
Angkor Wat
Saigon
U. S
Fish Hook
Mimot
1St. Air Cavalry Division
Marine Corps
An Hoa
da Nang
Indians restart Alcatraz lighthouse beacon on the Rock
Indian occupiers of Alcatraz relit the beacon at 8 52 p m using a mainland generator and boat hauled fuel as the federal plan to starve the island by cutting power and water faced Coast Guard orders. The move signals rekindled hope for Native American rights while the government considers returning service when feasible.
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San Francisco
UPI
Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Islands
Rock
John Trudell
Coast Guard
White House
Charles Scharfenstein
Fisherman's Wharf
Newsman files complaint over 20 hour Isla Vista arrest
Stewart Slavin, a United Press International reporter, filed a complaint with the Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors alleging false imprisonment for 20 hours during Isla Vista disturbances on February 27. His attorney seeks 25,000 dollars in damages.
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Santa Barbara
UPI
Stewart Slavin
United Press International
Isla Vista
Board of Supervisors
Arthur Sherman
Slavin
Lompoc Record Admits Public Notice Details
A description of the Lompoc Record’s status as a second class mail newspaper under federal act, listing its Superior Court decree, publisher details, key staff roles, and professional associations. It notes daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day with home delivery and mall subscription rates.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Calvnnia Corporation
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Youth drug offense commitments rise in California study
Sacramento reports first time commitments for youths with drugs up sharply since 1966. Most had delinquency records beyond drug ties. From 1966 to 1969 drug offense commitments more than doubled while total commitments declined. In other note, Las Vegas Sun eyed Woestendieck hire after wife joined Mrs. Mitchell's team.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Youth Authority
Washington
William Woestendieck
John N. Mitchell
Las Vegas Sun
Mitchell
Henry Greenspun
Sihanouk Returns to Peking After Pledging Indochina Fight
Prince Norodom Sihanouk, once Cambodian head of state, returns to his Peking base after pledging with North Vietnam to win the Indochina war. He says he may seek foreign troops to topple Lon Nol’s pro Western government and resumes contact with Hanoi and Tokyo press interviews.
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Tokyo
UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
Peking
North Vietnam
United States
Indochina
Sihanouk
Lon Nol
Shigeru Asami
Mainichi
Hanoi
Bill Hikes Dorm Bond Rates in Assembly Vote
Prodded by warnings of student violence in Isla Vista Santa Barbara the Assembly approved a bill to lift UC dormitory bond interest from 6 to 8 percent Assemblyman Frank Murphy Republican Santa Cruz sponsors the measure saying high rates hinder sales of bonds to finance dormitories
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Sacramento
UPI
Isla Vista
Santa Barbara
University of California
Frank Murphy
Santa Cruz
Murphy
University
Senate
Weather Across Regions Shows Warm Interior and Cool Coasts
Rain drenched the foggy West Coast while the interior enjoyed summerlike warmth with 80s and 90s across regions. The Dakotas and Minnesota reported 90s as the Rockies stayed in the 70s. In Texas western areas saw thunderstorms with heavy rain and hail, and Isla Vista tensions tied to a student bill passing 42 to 2.
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United Press
Dakotas
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Texas
Army to drop charges against one officer in My Lai case
Reliable military sources say the Army will announce dropping charges against Capt. Thomas K Willingham, 25, one of four officers charged with murder in the My Lai massacre. Willingham's attorney says a conference will occur and that insufficient evidence has prevented prosecution. Investigations continue against Capt. Ernest Medina and Capt. Eugene Kotouc.
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FT Mcpherson
McKinley
Willingham
Ernest Medina
Medina
Eugene Kotouc
Barker
Army
Kiss of Death At San Quentin Prison
Prisoner Raymond S. Rivera, 33, serving a rape sentence from Santa Cruz County, died Sunday at San Quentin after a Memorial Day visit nine days earlier. Guards found a wire protruding from his mouth during a search, he became gravely ill and died while authorities investigate possible drug or contraband involvement.
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SAN Quentin
UPI
Raymond S. Rivera
Rivera
Santa Cruz County
San Quentin Priso
Unemployment Office Ordered to Stop Withholding Checks
U.S. District Judge Robert Peckham issued a temporary restraining order against the Monterey state employment office to stop withholding unemployment checks from four men with long hair. A hearing was set for Friday in San Jose to consider a broader injunction and whether to extend protections to others affected.
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San Francisco
UPI
U.S
Monterey
State Employment Office
Robert Peckham
San Jose
Gilbert L. Sheffield
California Department of Human Resources
James E. Hammond
Hammond
Western governors seek solutions at Wasatch pollution meet
Governors from Rocky Mountain and Plains states meet in Park City Utah as they press for federal action on air and water pollution and VISTA problems with American Indians. Nixon official pledges stepped up efforts as Indo China war winds down.
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Park City
Utah
UPI
Wasatch Mountains
Great Salt Lake
Northeast
California
Rocky Mountain
Plains
Salt Lake Valley
Brigham Young
Stanley K. Hathaway
Wyoming
Jack Williams
Arizona
West
Ronald Reagan
Calvin L. Rampton
Williams
VISTA
Peace Corps
Don Rumsfeld
Middle America
Oregon
Tom McCall
NFFE Granted Exclusive Bargaining Rights at Vandenberg AFB
The National Federation of Federal Employees at Vandenberg AFB received exclusive bargaining status after a May 12 election. Local 1001 president Mrs. Mariel Brogan accepted the recognition from Col. Earle Sweetland with Al Coleman present. The union covers most civilian staff excluding professionals firefighters managers supervisors and personnel specialists.
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Marie C. Brogan
Natonal Federation of Federal Employees
Earle E. Sweetland
al Coleman
National Federation of Federal Employees
Vandenberg Afb
Mariel Brogan
NFFE
Col
Earle Sweetland
Vandenberg
Internation Association of Firefighters
Air Force
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