Viet pockets of fighting linger in South Vietnam
Small scale clashes continued Friday in scattered areas as Communist forces holdouts resisted near Phu Hoa Diung Cu Chi and Long Le in a delayed Saigon dispatch. Military sources say most of the country is under new government control though militia and former army holdouts persist with no casualty figures reported.
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Rung Sat
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Con Son
Peoples Daily Saturday
Mother of the Year urges compatibility in changing times
The 1275 Mother of the Year argues for blending mothering and wife roles with professional work and women's liberation. She rejects extremes, promotes a path where women can be both activists and caregivers, and urges practical priorities in tackling inequities and social issues.
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UPI
America
OAS to Air Cuban Ban This Year
Secretary Kissinger said the United States and Latin American partners have a general understanding on Cuba sanctions. A hemispheric conference this year may end the 1964 ban with a general discussion rather than concrete decisions. He spoke after meetings with Latin American and Caribbean foreign ministers at the Pan American Ban.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
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Two Girls Raped Set Afire One Dies
Philadelphia police arrested Robert Rigler 22 of Conshohocken on charges linked to raping two teen girls Beverly Roddenbough 14 and Tina Statuti and setting them on fire. Roddenbough survived with burns over 90 percent. Statuti died from the blaze. A second suspect, Charles Stickle 20, of West Conshohocken, remained at large.
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UPI
Conshohocken, Pa
Robert Rigler
Conshohocken
Charles Stickle
West Conshohocken
Beverly Roddenbough
Detroit confronts police layoffs sparked by federal ruling
Detroit braces for tension after a federal court upheld layoffs of veteran officers. As many as 2000 officers and supporters gathered outside the Federal Building to protest, with clashes as a black officer was assaulted and suffered a broken nose. Internal Affairs to investigate amid fears of racist and sexist implications.
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Detroit
UPL
Federal
Coleman A. Young
Young
Italian Prison Inmates Demand Transfers from Viterbo Rebellion
Inmates at Viterbo prison and outside urban guerrillas released a guard in exchange for transfers to northern jails. The Armed Proletariat Nuclei demanded release of Rome magistrate Giuseppe Di Gennaro, who was kidnapped Tuesday, with threats to kill if demands not met. Police say no recent custody of a suspect named Sergio D. and reinforce the prison as details remain unsettled.
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Italy
Rome
Armed Proletariat
NAP
Giuseppe di Gennaro
Piedmont
Regina
Via Frattina
Rorse
di Gennaro
Sergio D
Lape
Ntaly
Cashew Nuts Hide Hashish From Bombay Shipment
U S customs seized 23 million dollars in hashish hidden in cashew nut tins from Bombay aboard the Ike Converdia Tarek. A Hoboken inspector spotted the address on the shipment linking it to a high rise building, prompting further examination that uncovered the drug in 25 cartons aboard the freighter.
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Washington
UPS
Hoboken
Fal
Bombay
India
U.S. Customs Service
Ike Converdia Tarek
Vernon D. Acree
U.S. and Soviet Warships To Exchange Visits
Two Russian destroyers will visit Boston as two U.S. ships dock at Leningrad in a first postwar reciprocal naval exchange. The visit marks VE Day’s 40th anniversary and stems from a joint effort to reduce incidents at sea.
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Boston
UPI
U.S
Leningrad
Moscow
United States
Navy
Boyky
Zhyuchy
U.S.S. Leahy
IRS Orders Informers Listed in Garden City Newsday
The IRS ordered special agents nationwide to reveal confidential informants, a move Newsday says could endanger lives and jeopardize investigations. The directive, cited by US Commissioner Donald C. Alexander, prompts potential legal action from the Federal Crime Investigators Association and raised fears among officials and lawmakers.
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Garden City
N.Y
UPL
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Long Island
Donald C. Alexander
Larry Batdarf
Washington
Newsday
Spira T. Agnew
Alexander
Florida's Little Watergate scandals shake Florida voters
Florida's "Little Watergate" list of officials charged with corruption shows varied outcomes. Several Supreme Court justices and cabinet members faced investigations, with many elected or appointed officials resigning or awaiting trial. The era's push for judge appointment remains contentious amid efforts to retain voter control over top offices.
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UPI
Florida
Supreme Cat
Judicial Qualifications Commission
Joseph Boyd
Hal Dekle
James Adking Jr
Adking
Dekle
Public Service Commission
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