U S jets strike Reds on ground near Da Nang and Laos
U S strikes hit North Vietnamese and Viet Cong positions in Binh Dinh and Kontum as South Vietnamese forces report 41 ground attacks in the past 24 hours. North Vietnamese losses total 204 killed and 60 Viet Cong and 60 South Vietnamese casualties, while B‑52 strikes target a base camp near Da Nang. Carrier aircraft from Constellation Coral Sea and Handy support missions in the Tonkin Gulf with reconnaissance over North Vietnam.
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Quake fears over offices and hospitals in San Fernando area
In the San Fernando quake discussion, witness testimony warned Olive View Hospital might have avoided damage if located farther away while concerns rose about safety of Baslary buildings housing thousands. UCLA expert urged review of critical life lines as Johnson noted tall towers can ride out quakes with strong binding methods.
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Thieu resists peace bid and stresses VN sovereignty
Thieu refused to yield on peace moves during a lengthy press conference. He asserted South Vietnam will decide troop withdrawals and air power use, and demanded a summit with Nixon to discuss the U.S. internal political scene. He warned of a renewed Communist offensive aimed at disrupting Nixon's China trip and reaffirmed adherence to the Geneva accords as the path to peace.
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Action Line readers ask about refunds and noisy neighbors
Inquiries cover a refund after a deposited check, a neighbor with a neglected house, and a Diners Club billing mix up. Eddie Peyton offers to refund after the check clears, while neighbors discuss group letters or yardwork tactics. Diners Club cancellation issues end with misfiled bills and a computer glitch.
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Regal Thai Welcome for Elizabeth
In Bangkok, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip are greeted by King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit as soldiers present honors. The royal party, including Princess Anne, disembarks at the royal pier on the Chao Phya River, amid flower petals and tropical sun. The visit launches a six week tour to Malaysia Brunei the Maldiv e Islands Seychelles Mauritius Kenya and Thailand with six tons of luggage.
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Congress Goes On Break After Dock Law Row
Old Congress ends its first session break after passing the dock strike power bill. The House takes a full week off while the Senate, criticized for delay, returns to work midweek. President Nixon received the authority to end the West Coast dock strike if needed.
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New effort to remap Cal Senate faces last-ditch bid
In Sacramento, state lawmakers press a last-ditch attempt to reapportion the 40 California Senate districts before the 1972 elections. Sen. Merlyn M. Dynnally, D Los Angeles, says maps and compromises are being prepared for a possible floor vote early next week. A second primary for district elections is discussed as a costly but viable option, with GOP opposition noted. The plan faces hurdles as Assembly negotiations collapse and Gov Reagan’s stance remains cautious.
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Longshoremen Strike Ends After Tentative Pact Deal
ILWU negotiators and Pacific Maritime Association reach a tentative contract ending a 125 day strike. The agreement would raise base wages to $5 per hour with 40 cents more after July 1, subject to a compulsory arbitration bill on Nixon's desk. Union leaders vote Saturday on ratification as White House watches.
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