Photographer killed by Red artillery shell in Vietnam
UPI photographer Gerard Herbert, 45, killed by Communist artillery at the southern edge of Quang Tri City while covering the Vietnam war. A Canada Broadcasting Corp reporter wounded. Herbert was the first Canadian journalist killed in Indochina. He had covered the war since June 197? and survived prior injuries with the 1st Airborne Battalion. Nineteen other journalists are listed as missing or dead across Cambodia and nearby fronts.
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UPI
Gerard Herbert
United Press International
Quang Tri City
Hebert
Montreal
Canada Broadcasting Corporation
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Pentagon Papers trial jury panel nears completion
In Los Angeles, six alternates remain as the regular jury of eight women and four men nears completion for the Ellsberg and Russo Pentagon Papers case. Judge Byrne had the final panel questioned on knowledge of the Pentagon and views on Vietnam, with alternates to be chosen from a 16-person pool.
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Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony J. Russo Jr
Matt Byrne
Pentagon
Ellsberg
Russo
Rand Corp
Santa Monics
Byrne
Vietnam
Stroll Across Death Valley On 3rd Day Of Trek
62-year-old Bil Emmerton pushes through the third day of a 115 mile trek across Death Valley hoping to finish by dusk. He rests at a ranger station midway, noting ground temperatures near 200 degrees and steam when shoes are removed. Emmerson, a Tasmanian now in Los Angeles, previously set a 130 mile Death Valley record in 1968.
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Death Valley
Bil Emmerton
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Emmerson
Tasmania
Los Angeles
Family of five killed in Maine house fire
A fire in Gardiner Maine killed a family of five early today. The victims were Stanwood Rideout 30 Sylvia 26 and their children Roxanne 10 Connie 7 and Stanwood Jr 3. Fire inspectors cited a cigarette dropped into an overstuffed chair as the probable cause.
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Roxanne
Connie
Stanwood Jr
The Hearing Aid of the Future by Dahlberg Electronics
The hearing aid of the future will compress loud sounds, reduce ear fatigue, and provide clearer hearing in noisy social settings. Dahlberg Electronics, Inc. markets a model in Golden Valley Minneapolis and advertises contact viaMr Wesley Guyer in Long Beach California.
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Dahlberg Electronics, Inc
Golden Valley
Minneapolis
Minn
Wesley Guyer
Pine Age
Long Beach
Cal
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