South Viet Army Finds Enemy Bases In Cambodia
A 10000 man South Vietnamese force probing eastern Cambodia encountered North Vietnamese bases in the first major contact of the day. US helicopters crashed near Da Nang injuring five crewmen and nine South Vietnamese soldiers, with 21 troops killed and 31 wounded in the crash. B52 bombers supported operations against supply lines and depots as Lt. Gen. Minh led the offensive aimed at stopping infiltration and protecting upcoming elections.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Mary Ann
Krek
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Minh
National Assembly
Nixon Faces Rumors Over Peking Visit Plans
Washington report says President Nixon battles rumors sparked by his secrecy ahead of a possible Peking trip. Officials deny any secret talks with China and cite his continued focus on China Vietnam economy and budget as the press crew questions mount.
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Washington
Nixon
Peking
Henry A Kissinger
China
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Gerald W. Warren
Vietnam
Couple Involved In Omaha Motorcycle Crash Suffer Fractures
Charles Dillow, 28, Vietnam veteran, and Maria Dillow, 18, were injured when their motorcycle collided with a car on July 11 in Omaha. Both were hospitalized with leg fractures and face at least six months of convalescence. He works as a truck driver and she as a waitress. the pair married almost two years ago during his leave between Vietnam tours.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles
Maria Dillon
Dillow
Vietnam
Maria
Dillon
New Food Stamp Rules To Shut Out Hippies
The Agriculture Department planned to unveil revised food stamp proposals to aid the poorest families while excluding hippies and job shy adults. The plan would tighten eligibility, raise costs for certain recipients, and target one and two person households.
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Washington
Apr
Capitol Hill
United States
Congress
Asst
Richard E. Lyng
Kinlein Contempt Hearing Postponed in Maryland
The contempt of court hearing for Howard County State's Attorney Richard Kinlein is rescheduled to Aug 90 after his lawyer's European vacation. The matter stems from Kinlein's contention that arson charges against missing black activist H. Rap Brown were fabricated, related to Cambridge unrest in July 1967. A two judge panel will hear the contempt case.
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Ellicott City
Howard County
Richard Kinlein
Kinlein
William Greenhalgh
Europe
James MacGill
H. Rap Brown
Brown
Dorchester County
Cambridge
Corpus Christi Health Worker Records Mosquito Bite Test
Tex Villarreal an employee of the Corpus Christi Health Department tests the effectiveness of a spraying campaign by counting mosquito bites. He records 68 bites in 60 seconds as of Wednesday after standing still for one minute.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
Tex Villarreal
Corpus Christi
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