Withdrawal plan cited 40500 more U S troops to exit Vietnam
Soviet source says 40500 figure includes U S Marines paratroops and old Army units. Nixon aides discussed a weekend strategy meeting in Washington with Abrams and Thien. Second major pullout aims to reach 100000 by year end, with South Vietnamese forces taking over combat duties. United States troops in Vietnam stand at 10600s, down 1600 this week.
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Evans Boss Praised and Faces Navy Action
Testimony from three officers praised the commanding officer of the destroyer Evans as thorough and fair though he has received an official reprimand for a collision. Officers emphasized the ship’s need to keep the commanding officer informed and noted potential consequences for Melemore. California governor Reagan announced a public service cut to 65,000 jobs, reducing state employees to preterm levels.
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Manhattan Ship Heads to Mount Barrow in Alaska
The vessel Manhattan departed Chester, Pennsylvania, on August 24 and, after a voyage past Sachs Harbour, is bound for Mount Barrow, Alaska, with an expected arrival next Sunday. The ship is described as the world’s last icebreaker, praised for escort by the Canadian ship John A. MacDonald, and noted for breaking through ice ridges and thick fields of hard ice during the voyage.
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35 Feared Drowned in Ferry Sinking at Rupsa River
Officials fear 35 persons are drowned after the ferry TACCA capsized on the Rupsa River near Khulna Saturday. The boat struck a barge anchor, currents ran strong, and searchers have found no bodies or wreckage. fifteen survivors swam ashore.
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Airline accused overbooking by board in Washington
The Civil Aeronautics Board accuses Northeast Airlines of overbooking and failing to sell seats, potentially facing penalties from 25 to 200 dollars if passengers are not rebooked to their original destination within two hours of arrival.
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March for Jobs prompts clashes in city building rows
A large march of about 3,000, mainly young white students, marched to the County Building amid protests over union admissions and contractor negotiations. Demonstrations shut down 10 major construction sites, sparking counter protests by union workers. Negotiations rejected a plan to admit 2,500 Black workers within three to five years. Hack labor figures note city demographics and low union membership.
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Long Beach editor Herman Ridder 61 dies
Long Beach notable Herman H Ridder 61 dies leaving a legacy as editor publisher and civic advocate. He led Independent Press Telegraph efforts saving millions in oil revenue subsidence battles and pushed state college expansion and cultural development through boards and philanthropy. He supported St Marys Hospital sculpture symposium Long Beach arts and civic institutions while earning Navy recognition and a veteran’s honor. Survived by wife parents children and siblings.
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Island Prisoners Again Fail to Perform Jobs
Prisoners at the Federal Correctional Institution on Verminal Island again refused work, extending a milder disruption. Warden Greig Richardson urged inmates to return to duties as a four day hunger strike ended with most of the 1,000 inmates back at the table. Some inmates planned to stay away, and 24 instigators were moved to other prisons while others remained in solitary confinement.
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Seoul troops kill three NK agents on eastern front
South Korean forces report three armed North Korean agents killed and a fourth captured Sunday on the eastern front, detailing a brief clash that escalated into a reported raid incident with no immediate civilian casualties.
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Six Children and Woman Die in Ohio Fire
A Sunday night blaze destroyed a one story five room house in WRANKDIN Ohio killing seven people including six children and a woman. Victims include Bertha Hillard 27 a guest in the home of Joyce Neal. and Neal’s children Glenn F 10 Marsha Ann 6 David A 7 Mike 7 months Will Ballard Jr and David A Ballard 3. Ballard boys were Mrs Meals children by another marriage.
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