Son of executive shot in new Zebra killing
San Francisco police halted another Zebra slaying as Nelson T. Shields IV, 23, son of a DuPont executive from Wilmington Delaware, was shot and killed in Ingleside district while arranging athletic equipment in a borrowed station wagon. No motive was found.
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Viet Cong negotiators blocked from air by Saigon order
South Vietnam barred all helicopter flights for Viet Cong negotiators stranding about 200 officers at Camp Davis Saigon. The move followed Viet Cong attacks and limited deputies to the compound for official meetings. A prior 11 point plan on immunities faced review.
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Calley Sentence Cut In Half In My Lai Case
Secretary of the Army reduced Lt. William L. Calley’s sentence from 20 to 10 years citing clemency board findings of good behavior and rehabilitation prospects. The case awaits President Nixon’s review, with earlier verdicts placing Calley at least culpable for 22 killings among 102 alleged Viet Nam civilians.
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Californias 1.45 Million Job Openings Foresee three years
A UPI report from Sacramento says 1.45 million white collar jobs will open from now through 1975, with clerical roles dominating 550 000 openings due to expansion and attrition. Overall white collar openings total 902 000, blue collar 299 000, and service 224 000 as the state’s workforce grows from 8.2 to 8.75 million. The study, California Manpower, draws on 1970 census data and profiles about 400 occupations, noting secretarial and related fields lead while marine biologists and pollution specialists show limited prospects. Dentists average over 15000 annually. janitors and secretaries around 6000.
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