Navy Cutback Denied by Long Beach Official
Admiral James in Washington denies any immediate 300 man cutback at Long Beach Naval Shipyard or a 13 percent annual drop in Navy activity. Council members dispute Sharp's report citing March notices of a later 7,000 headcount by July 1, 1870. Work has been rising and is seen extending several months.
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Nixon Faces Cambodians Pullback Debate
Press reports describe President Nixon’s Cambodia operation and troop withdrawal plan. Adm. Thomas Moorer is set to replace Wheeler, while Sen. Byrd notes the move is a temporary tactic. Key leaders including McCormack Mansfield Stennis voiced opinions at a breakfast meeting. further sessions with Foreign Relations and Foreign Affairs committees followed.
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Fourteen Students Expelled Over Drug Violations
Fourteen teens from Grossmont District high schools are expelled for involvement with dangerous drugs, mostly for off campus violations. The action raises the total booted since 1967 to 437, reflecting district policy on student safety.
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Long Beach Parking Restrictions Planned for Street Sweeping
Community notes that central Long Beach lacks timely street sweeping due to heavy parking. John Williams says a study is under way and restricted parking sites should appear by early summer. Plans include sweeping on alternating sides daily and police enforcement for illegal parking to ensure clean streets.
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Theft at Sunnyside and All Souls Cemeteries Reported
A Long Beach reader laments purse thefts from cars at Sunnyside and All Souls Cemeteries where women honor graves. He notes repeated incidents near a flower shop and urges police to increase effort to catch the culprits.
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Reagan Tax Plan Ad Faces Democratic Roadblock
Reagan’s tax program stalled as six Democrats abstained on key votes. Objections centered on restoring depletion loophole cuts, a one cent sales tax rise, and provisions favoring big business. Democrats also protested omission of increased state aid to public schools, while GOP members pressed for reform and bipartisan backing. The dispute highlighted partisan tactics delaying California tax relief.
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U S Drive Meets Resistance in Pleiku Opener
U S forces began an air mobile assault in Pleiku with about 3 000 Americans and an equal number of South Vietnamese committed to a new offensive. Heavy ground fire and morning haze halted two battalion airlift, leaving only one battalion landed. American officers warned to blow the town away as civilians fled. In Cambodia’s Parrot Beak area, South Vietnamese troops seized weapons and Supplies, while casualties mounted on both sides.
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Exile State Established by Sihanouk in Cambodia
Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced from Peking the establishment of a royal government of Cambodia led by Premier Penn Nouth. China and North Korea reportedly recognize the government as Cambodia’s sole authority, with Sihanouk pledging to oppose Lon Nol and U.S. forces until victory.
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Student Describes Killings On Hilltop Riot
The account details guardsmen firing on students after tear gas was fired in a practice field. Students retrieved gas projectiles and hurled them back as cheers rose. Guardsmen pulled back to the hill crest then fired while kneeling.
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North Vietnam claims 13 U.S. planes shot down
Tass, citing Voice of Vietnam, reported that North Vietnam claimed 13 U.S. aircraft were shot down in its southern provinces during the first four days of May. The dispatch noted Radio Voice of Vietnam said none were shot down Monday. The Pentagon said U.S. air attacks on North Vietnamese ground targets had halted.
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Kent State Evacuation and Shootings Spark Campus Crisis
Kent State University is evacuated and sealed off after a violent protest that left several students dead or wounded. National Guard and state patrols controlled entrances as authorities sought to determine which guardsmen fired and why amid rising tensions following President Nixon’s Cambodia speech.
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