Red Vietnam blitz risks Hue defense as raids intensify
In South Vietnam the North Vietnamese assault presses toward Hue amid heavy antiaircraft fire and dense air strikes. U.S. pilots report sighting MiGs near the DMZ while weather curbs northern strikes. Refugees trek toward safety as profiteers charge for transport.
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South Vietnam
Hue
Quang Tri
John O'Gorman
421S
Dmz
Anne
North Vietnam
Washington
Nixon
Khiem
Property defender fires shot over street truck purge
A man identified as Miller fired a pistol inside city limits during a dispute over city ordinances prohibiting parking on private property. He had warned workers to stay away as city crews planned to remove five trucks from his one story home setting, and he defended his long collection amid a feud with the city manager over the property cleanup.
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Miller
Ronald Prince
Press- Telegram
Pye
University extension advice on pest control and grain storage
A spokesman from the University of California Agricultural Extension Service advises using a non toxic pyrethrum disinfectant from nurseries and heating open cereal boxes briefly to kill egg nests. They urge storing grains in tightly closed jars. The letter also covers veterans benefits timing, certificate of eligibility issues, and a note on joining the American Land Sailing Association with a Newport Beach shop offering three wheel sand craft for about 500 dollars.
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University of California
Agricultural Extension Service
J.W
Lakewood
American Land Sailing Association
P.O. Box
Irvine
Calif
Hobie Newport Sailport
Coast Highway
Newport Beach
U S Puts Focus On North Vietnam Strike Developments
News that the United States will not yet reintroduce ground troops in Vietnam, while considering air and naval actions, shapes a tense response to North Vietnamese offensives. Officials note a conventional, staged battle near the DMZ with thousands of troops reportedly involved.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
South Vietnamese
Saigon
United Nations
Quang Tri Province
Quang Tri
Din
White House
Vietnam
Griffin
William Porter
Paris
Porter
United States
Nixon
Pentagon
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Jerry W. Friedheim
Dmz
Washington Special Action Group
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Alo
Washington
County supervisors urge Nixon to block gas cutbacks
Los Angeles County officials and Orange County supervisors appeal to President Nixon and California lawmakers to stop El Paso Natural Gas Co from curtailing deliveries. If approved, county power plants would burn up to 70 million barrels of high sulfur fuel oil yearly, increasing pollution and cutting gas supply by about 26 percent immediately. The plan would shift vast fuel needs to Alaska and Indonesia oil.
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Nixon
California
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Los Angeles County
Warren Dorn
el Paso
Federal Power Commission
Alaska
Indonesia
Board of Supervisors
Orange County
Seek Poultry Epidemic Disaster Aid Urged by Supervisors
Los Angeles area officials ask Governor Reagan to declare Los Angeles and seven Southland counties disaster areas due to Newcastle disease in poultry. Supervisor Pete Schabarum led the motion noting 157 ranches affected across eight counties with 450000 birds destroyed and 1.4 million more slated for killing to eradicate the disease. The illness affects birds’ respiration but is not dangerous to humans.
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Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
Southland
Pete Schabarum
Small Business Administration
Schabarum
Santa Barbara
Ventura
San Bernardino
Orange
Riverside
San Diego
Imperial
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Red Vietnam
Annamite Foothills
Col. O'Gorman
Highway 1
Kim Willenson
da Nang Air Base
Wunoi
Haiphong
Laos
Cua Viet
Whoang Xuan Lem
London
Cua Viet River
Veterans Administration
R.W
Army
Veterans’ Office
Mansfield
Friedheim
L.A. Buriag
Memphis
Tenn
Martin Luther King Jr
L.A
Furniture
Dooley's
Simmons
Bailey-Schmitz
General
Dooley
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
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