Secretaries Won Pay Battle Over Time Cards
County auditors faced a court showdown as Superior Court judges insisted time cards were unnecessary for their secretaries. Presiding Judge Floyd Dodson ordered payment, and the auditor complied after county counsel reclassified the secretaries as state judicial employees. Eaves may seek a supervisor explanation.
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A. T. Eaves Jr
Eaves
Santa Barbara
Floyd C. Dodson
Dodson
Raymond D. Johnson
Grand Jury
Board of Supervisors
South Vietnamese Evacuated From Laos Fire Base Near Sepone
U S helicopters pulled about 1000 Saigon troops from Firebase Sophia near Sepone Laos to prevent overrun as North Vietnamese 50 000 strong push nears the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Fresh Saigon infantry flown into Laos maintain 2500 3000 man capacity as fighting continues.
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Saigon
UPS
Sepone
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Sophia
Sophia Loren
South Vietnam
Hill 31
Ranger
Puerto Rico campus clash leaves 3 dead in riots
Fires were set at homes of three independence supporters after a campus battle between pro independence and pro American students. Three people died including Maj. Juan B. Mercado and Sgt. Miguel Rosario Rondon and ROTC cadet Jacinto Gutierrez Ortiz. Damages exceed 30000 dollars. University of Puerto Rico closed and heavy police guard placed on campus.
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San Juan
P.R
UPI
University of Puerto Rico
Juan B. Mercado
Miguel Rosario Rondon
ROTC
Jacinto Gutierrez Ortiz
Demirel resigns amid Turkish military ultimatum demand
Turkish Premier Suleyman Demirel quits after a joint memorandum from Gen Memduh Tagmac and top military chiefs warned of a military takeover to avert civil strife. Troops surrounded key buildings as Parliament opened in shock silence amid the crisis.
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Ankara
UPI
Suleyman Demirel
Turkey
Demirel
Memduh Tagmac
Cevdet Sunday
Turkey Radio
Istanbul
No Hope for Middle East Peace Without Pressure on Israel
Al Akhbar argues US pressure on Israel to withdraw from captured territories is essential for peace while the State Department denies applying such pressure. Cairo cautions that without a push, a peaceful solution fades. Ma'ariv reports Dayan reversed on easing canal tension and Heikal warns Egypt faces tough battles over crossing the Suez.
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United Press International
Cairo
al Akhbar
Middle East
United States
Israel
State Department
al Gombhouriya
U.N
Abba Eban
Gunnar V. Jarring
William P. Rogers
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tel Aviv
Ma’ariv
Moshe Dayan
Suez Canal
Ariy
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
al Ahram
Sinai
Senate approves 10 percent social security hike for 26 million
The Senate unanimously approved a 10 percent retroactive increase to social security benefits, adding 5 billion to a House bill that raises the debt ceiling by 35 billion. The package heads back to the House for a conference committee deal, with debates over a raised minimum benefit of 100 for individuals and 150 for couples. Rep. Wilbur Mills opposes the higher minimum, arguing it mainly aids short-term workers who joined government payrolls.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Rivers Tried to Stop Probe
Senator Ribicoff testified that the late L Mendel Rivers sought to intervene with the Senate committee to halt the corruption probe of Brig Gen Earl F Cole over service clubs and PXs in Germany and Southeast Asia. Cole defended himself against 43 charges as 26 witnesses testified about alleged misconduct. Weather notes follow with cloudiness rain showers and cooler temperatures.
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Washington
UPI
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
L. Mendel Rivers
South Carolina
Senate
Earl F. Cole
Ribicoff
Cole
Rivers
Germany
Southeast Asia
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Lunny
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Frank Martinez
Aca
Puerto Rico
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Walnut Plaza
Harry Crompe
Los Angeles Times
Gene Wahlers
Bixby Ranch
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