Jobless Hagerstown Man Too Qualified to Work
John Collins a former Fairchild-Hiller engineer in Hagerstown Maryland says he is deliberately over qualified and accepts only lower pay. His family of five struggles on $800 monthly income with savings dwindling and food stamps aiding. He notes aerospace layoffs have left him out of work and fears no area offers suitable openings for someone with his background.
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Fairchild-Hiller
John Collins
Collins
Maryland
Department of Social Services
Nixon
Premier Of Cambodia Told To Rest
Cambodian Premier Lon Nol's doctors ordered him to suspend all official duties temporarily for medical examination and treatment. Vice Premier Sisowath Sirik Matak will act as premier while Lon Nol is out for about a period. Lon Nol also serves as defense minister.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Cap
Lon Nol
Council of Ministers
Lon Non
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Moon walkers depart ship for Samoa quarantine and labs
Apollo astronauts sail toward Samoa for a 21 day quarantine after landing. They will be flown to Pago Pago then to Ellington AFB before arrival at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory to study lunar rocks from Fra Mauro. Scientists expect rocks date back 4.6 billion years and hope to unlock origins of the moon and solar system.
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New Orleans
Samoa
Spacermen
Pago Pago
Air Force
Houston
Ellington Air Force Base
Lunar
Manned Spacecraft Center
Shepard
Mitchell
Moon
Fra Mauro Highlands
Earth
100000 Troops To Stay In Viet After Next May
Washington AP reports the number of U S ground combat troops in South Vietnam after May 1 may exceed 100000 rather than 45000 as White House figures. The distinction lies in combat versus security roles and phase three of Vietnamization. Melvin Laird says combat forces will remain in Vietnam in a security capacity to protect bases, airfields, and depots. If combat duties shift to South Vietnam by July 1, U S forces could drop to 260000 or fewer, with up to 130000 in security roles. In a separate note from Chesham England, pensioner Charlie Winfield, 94, renowned as the champion of the Chilterns at draughts, has played 90 years.
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U.S
South Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Laos
Ziegler
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Laird
Chesham
England
Charlie Winfield
Atkins Confession Links Tate Death to Manson Group
Susan Atkins testifies in the penalty phase of the Manson murders recounting her role in the Tate home killings. She says she stabbed Sharon Tate and used blood to scrawl pig on a door, describes the assault on Hinman, and explains motives tied to protecting Charles Manson and confusing police.
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Los Angeles
Susan Atkins
Sharon Tate
Miss Atkins
Charles Manson
Miss Tate
Malibu
Tate Mansion
Tex
Charles Tex
Watson
Manson
Hilltop
Leno LaBianca
Linda Kasabian
Tate
Robert Beausoleil
Gary Hinman
Hinman
Leslie van Houten
LaBianca
Tate-LaBianca
Beausoleit
Miss. Atkins
Mrs. Kasabian
Tate Estate
Stephen Parent
Frykowski
Patricia Krenwinkel
Steve Grogan
San Francisco
Charlie
Gary
Missing Hunted In Blast At Plant
An explosion at Baden Chemical Corp in Newark New Jersey shook a 27 block area and shattered windows for miles. Three people were missing including Walter Gilewicz of Irvington and two Jersey City employees Mark Marcianick and Gene Chowal. Four others had minor injuries. The blast occurred early today at the chemical plant.
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Newark
Walter Gilewicz
Irvington
Baden Chemical Corp
Gilewicz
Mark Marcianick
Gene 3Owal
Jersey City
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