South Vietnamese Offense Aims Deep Into Cambodia
Lt. Gen Do Cao Tri said the 6,000 man task force will push deeper into Cambodia to pressure North Vietnamese forces. He claimed a "new situation" in Cambodia and South Vietnam and predicted a withdrawal and political settlement. Fighting reported near Kompong Thom with Cambodian forces massing toward Phnom Penh.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Do Cao Tri
South Vietnam
Tri
Taskoree
Snual
Fish Hook
Thi Sald
Vietnam
Bangkok
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Pathet Ban
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Cambodian Liberation Front
Kompong Thom
Phnom Penh
Louis . B. Leakey
Mojava Desert
North America
Los Angeles
Man brings grenade to Santa Barbara police station
A young man walked into the Santa Barbara police station with a grenade he bought unarmed. Officers restrained him and disposed of the device. Police advised the man to call first next time and bring two grenades only if necessary. The rest of the text covers Lucian Mitchell and backlash over oak trees near the Justice Department building.
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Santa Batara
Douglas Yoakam
Washington, D.C
Martta Mitchell
Ath Street
Justice Department
Mitchell
Jnb
Nixon
Florida
Justice
GSA
New Guinea Official Faces Record Bride Price Fight
Port Moresby reports a government figure Toa Rapena accepted a bid of 6700 for his daughter Dia Toua. The sale sets a record, surpassing 5500 paid earlier by Ovia cousins in March. Kapena opposes rising bride prices but, bound by tribal custom, backs a 2240 limit target.
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New Guinea
Port Moresby
Tikal
Toa Rapena
Mareshy
Dia Toua
Ovia
Kapena
Blood Test Inadmissible After Transfusion Doubt
Robert Asson, 19, cleared of drunken driving after his attorney argued a hospital transfusion may have tainted blood samples. The court dismissed the charge as blood tests were ruled inadmissible due to multiple transfusions. the judge noted a reasonable doubt. Asson was fined 400 dollars and placed on probation for one year.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Asson
Henry Smith
Assa
Becaise
Altorney
Asson
Assassin’s ‘Brother’ Arrested in Bank Robbery Case
Lt. Charles Missouri report states John Larry Ray, 37, claiming kin to James Ray, linked to an $58,320 Bank of St. Peters robbery. Ray was arrested near Old Monroe after a car pursuit, with FBI involvement and prior booking under the alias Jerry W. Ryan.
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LT. Charles, Ma
James Bart Ray
Martin Guther
St. Charles County
Theaven
Tames Bar Ray
Ron Hehen
FBI
Jerry W. Ryan
Kent State Contempt Charge Sparks University Support
Kent State University President Robert J. White defended geology professor Gien Krank cited for contempt of court for commenting on a grand jury report on campus violence that killed four students. White praised Krank for speaking to defend the university and its students.
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Kent, Ohio
WPT
Kent State University
Robert J. White
White
Gien Krank
Frank
Seabury H. Fort
Ford and
Trank
Police Find Big Arsenal In Oakland Motel Room
Oakland police seized a large arsenal including machine guns, grenades, and dynamite from a East Oakland motel room after an anonymous tip. Narcotics were also found. no occupants were present. Detective Ted Hilliard quoted a caller urging immediate action to keep explosives from wrong hands.
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Oakland
UPI
Poice
East
Ted Hilliard
Hilliard
Leary Party Barred From Entering Egypt
Timothy Leary, two Black Panthers, and a Yippie were barred from entering Egypt arriving from Lebanon. They must remain at Cairo Airport until a Thursday flight to Algeria as they sought visas to Jordan and Syria. The group then planned travel to support Palestinian guerrillas.
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Cairo
UPI
LSD
Timothy Leary
Egypt
Lebanon
Leary
Algeria
Middle East
California
Eldridge
Cleaver
Black Panther
Dan Cox
Martin’ Kennar
Jennifer Dohrn
Youth International Party
Yippies
Bernardine
FBI
United States
Jordan
Syria
Cox
Black Panthers
Panthers
Algiers
al Fatah
Bank of Japan Cuts Discount Rate to 6 Percent
Tokyo reports the Bank of Japan lowered the discount rate from 6.25 percent to 6.0 percent to counter a mild slowdown in its booming domestic economy. The rate affects loans to major Tokyo banks.
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Tokyo
Bank of Japan
Japan
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Portagh County Bar Association
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