Copters Push Laos Invaders In Bitter Laos War
Allied casualty totals show 64 Americans killed in the past week and 201 wounded, with South Vietnamese losses at 698 killed and 2,222 wounded. Allied claims allege 5,107 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed, the largest weekly toll since last May. US helicopters reportedly shot down in Laos while delivering South Vietnamese troops, with several pilots killed or missing. Vice President Ky urged more US support for the Lam Tin campaign as front-line reporting notes shifts to more helicopter mobility and persistent heavy fighting near Ninh Hoa and the Laos border.
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Xuan Lam
Associates Presa
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U.S. Comand
Cplone
Khe Sanh
Neuyen Cau Ky
Fle Horder
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Lane
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Aith
North Vietnamese Divisia
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Gant
Indicted LAPD Officers Named in Slaying Case
A federal grand jury charged three Los Angeles police officers and a fourth from San Leandro with civil rights violations in the July death of Guillarde Sanches, 22, during a downtown raid. The officers, suspended from duty, claimed the men fired a weapon, later found to be a toy. The case centers on the fatal shooting outside an apartment building, amid broader probes into police killings in the city.
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Olivers Jeffrey J
Fedvizzi
Heclo BR
Zepeda
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San Leandro
Calié
Gainge
Fur
Guillarde A. Sanches
Gaines Wa Uhar Fort
Guil Jerman
Sanches
Grillarda
Mexico
WS Atty
Robert Meyer
Alky
Joh Mile
Tur
Ruben Salazar
Derry Lee Amie
Mitchell
Artie
President Asks Job Plan Funds for Workforce Aid
President Nixon urged a new Job Plan to fund manpower programs, arguing current efforts are centralized, bureaucratic, and inefficient. He proposed replacing multiple laws with a single framework and emphasized local control, with states and cities ready to apply know how if Washington covers costs. The push follows criticisms of inflexible programs and political pressure amid investigations and public accusations against officials. Local leaders, including Mayor Sam Yorty, voiced concerns about fairness and support for police amid investigations and indictments linked to the national political scene.
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Washington
Long sideburns and mustaches allowed by KB police order
A new police directive by Chief William J Mooney and Deputy Chief Maty Weikhod limits long sideburns and mustaches for KB officers. Sideburns must end in a straight line, mustaches banned from bushy style, and facial hair must be neat and not touching ears. The rule, effective today, carries restrictions through the month.
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Willian J. Mooney
Poice
Matywe
Wikhod
Calley Jury Asks General to Testify
In the My Lai trial Lt. William Calley Jr., Maj. Charles C. Calhoun testified that Capt. Ernest Medina was ordered back into the village to verify civilian deaths but the order was countermanded by Maj. Gen. Samuel W. Kovler. The jury asked to hear from Gen Kovler and several other officers, including Lipscomb and Osler, to determine responsibility for the My Lai operation. A Chicago man, Warren Jurch, died after brain surgery on Tuesday.
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My Lai
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Charles C. Calhoun
Barker
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Samuel W. Kovler
Koster
West Point
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Cap
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Col
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Henderson
David Mitchell
Andrew Lipscomb
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J. C. Clinton
JD. Stephens
St. Benning
Blaze Destroys Home at 1218 Cedar Avenue
A Wednesday night fire damaged a two story home at 1218 Cedar Ave. The blaze swept the second floor attic and roof for about three hours before five units under Battalion Chief Robert Thielman brought it under control. Cause appears from a cigarette. owned by Robert MacCamman at 1218 Magnolia Ave. Extensive damage reported.
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Rober MacCamman
Magnulia Ave
Robert Thielman
Sabin Says Nasser Death Suspected Murder
Dr Albert Sabin, creator of the oral polio vaccine, suggested Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser may have died not of a heart attack. He cited information from a dissipated Egyptian officer hinting at a dissident military group seeking to clash with Israel, possibly prompting Soviet involvement.
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Gamal Abel Nasser
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Wasser
Tle
Yediot Aharonot
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Soviet Union
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