North Vietnamese Army Stalls Drive Into Laos
Saigon reports heavy NVA attacks stall South Vietnamese advance into Laos for a fifth day. From the border 174 miles away, Saigon doubts Laos push will cut Ho Chi Minh trail supplies as NVA traffic doubles. Ranger battalion losses mount while helicopters shuttle wounded and crew. U.S. and Saigon claim operations disrupt enemy supply lines.
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Saigon
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Panhandle
U.S
Dennis Fujii
Hawaii
Fujii
Quang Tri
Nixon
Washington
Cumberland Woman Dies In Accident
A Cumberland woman, 71, Anna L. Graim, died in a head on crash on U S Route 40 near Eckhart. Her husband, 71, Charles Graim, was injured but in satisfactory condition. The other driver, Robert Ashby, 25, was treated and released. Several weekend deaths included pedestrians in Westminster and Rawlings plus a hit and run in Northeast Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Maryland
Anna L. Graim
Eckhart
Charles Graim
Sacred Heart Hospital
Robert Ashby
Clarysville
Carroll County
Lee’s Mill Road
Carrollton Road
Westminster
Kimball Wade
Ocean City
Berlin
Woocester County
Ira R. Gordon
Rawlings
Junior A. O’haver
Theodore Funk
Baltimore
Doctors' Tests Show How You Can Help Shrink Swelling
Doctors tested a formulation that often relieves burning and pain in hemorrhoidal tissues and helps shrink swelling. It works without narcotics or astringents, and Preparation H is available at drug counters as an ointment or suppository to lubricate and protect irritated surfaces during bowel movements.
Calley Set To Testify At Trial In My Lai Murder Case
Lt. William L. Calley Jr a key figure in the My Lai massacre trial plans to testify after defense witness Wilbur Hamman finishes cross examination. Testimony covers events March 16 1968 and Calley says he followed orders to destroy all living things in the village and did not feel he was killing humans.
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Benning
My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
Brazilian consul freed in Uruguay amid terrorist release wave
Tupamaro guerrillas freed Brazilian Consul Aloysio Moraes Dias Gomide in Montevideo after civil liberties were restored, as he and his wife fled to Brazil. He was held in four locations for seven months. The group still holds an American agronomist and the British ambassador. Ransom discussions continue with the Fly case under scrutiny by the State Department.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Cap
Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide
Brazil
Dias Gomide
Luiz Bastian Pinto
New York Times
Claude
L. Fly
New York
Fly
Times
State Department
U.S
Fort Collins
Colo
Geoffrey Jackson
Latin America
Dan Mitrione
Richmond
Ind
Berrigan Backers Picket Prison In Danbury
About 50 protesters gathered peacefully Sunday outside Federal Correctional Institution Danbury to support Daniel and Philip Berrigan, priests jailed for destroying draft records in Maryland. Philip faces an indictment in Harrisburg for conspiring to kidnap Henry Kissinger and bomb heating duets around federal buildings in Washington. Daniel is named as a co conspirator in the indictment but not a defendant.
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Danbury, Conn
Federal Correctional Institution
Daniel
Philip Berrigan
Philip
Harrisburg
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Dean's Village Beauty Salon Offers Personal Hair Consults
At 303 E 9th St the Dean's Village Beauty Salon advertises expert beauticians providing prompt courteous personalized styling advice for all ages including children's hair.
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Dean's Village
9Th St
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COAL
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Water St. MO
DR. Scholl
Drew Arch
L. F. Davis Shoes
Archive
Berrigan
Watson's Family Restaurant
Patrick Shopping
Stoffer-Sanner Agency
Conssty Stoffersanner Ae Epee Inc
COURT
Wrather
Dean
East 9Th St
Monocacy
Wood Department Stores
Os Sliak
Armstrong
Sale
Woolco
Imperial Accotone
Palestra
Corton
Easy Street
Rochelle Vinyl Corson
Rick
Frederick Shopping Center
Charkener
Tos
MO Bee Joasat Syecenne
Shane Ene
Deoples
Squibb
Theragran “Mom
Eta
Barbara Gould
Als
Prospect Shopping Center
North Market
Frederck Shopping Center
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