Viet Cong Attack On Tay Ninh Base Hits US MPs Compound
Viet Cong sappers under heavy bombardment attacked the Tay Ninh base housing the 18th Infantry Division operation center during a Cambodian push. Four South Vietnamese guards were killed, two soldiers and four MPs wounded. about four barracks and two UHI helicopters damaged. 40 unexploded satchel charges found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Vietnam
Cambodia
Tay Ninh
U.S
18Th Infantry Division
Library of Congress houses vast porn collection
Across the Capitol, the Library of Congress holds a large unpublicized collection of erotica available to the public. Two copies of most US published works go there for copyright, with hardcore material deemed worthless kept off shelves.
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Jerry Brown
Associated Press
Washington
Capitol
Library of Congress
United States
Jean Metz
Mrs. Metz
Economic loss up in April reports AP
The Insurance Information Institute finds April 1971 US economic losses rose by 51 million to 1.1 billion. About 1.7 million drivers were involved in April auto accidents. Separately, the Library of Congress notes the Rare Books Collection now safeguards certain materials formerly in the Delta Collection. Access requires registration and monitoring by staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Insurance Information Institute
Denmark
Mexico
Delta
Library of Congress
Elks vote to maintain all white membership rule
New Orleans AP The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks rejects a bid to admit black members for the third year running. President Grand Exalted Ruler E Gene Fournace cites constitutional rights and private assembly, while a separate measure would suspend racial limits on federal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
E. Gene Fournace
Canton
Ohio
Elk Con
Fournace
Medina faces My Lai trial amid shattered Army hopes
Captain Ernest Medina speaks of a ruined future regardless of the court martial verdict over the My Lai massacre. He plans civilian life after the case, noting his wife and children face upheaval and his security and home ownership are gone. Excerpts cover his Marine-style discipline and memories from Vietnam. Ireland exports to China in 1969 amount to 108 dollars in cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Johnson
Associated Press
FT. Mcpherson
My Lai
Medina
Army
Mark Kadish
Barbara
Heidelberg
Germany
Heilbronn
Ingrid
Greg
Cecil
Dublin
Ireland
China
California court loosens abortion restrictions nationwide impact
A California appeals court ruled that abortions by licensed physicians in licensed hospitals are legal, striking down hospital committee approvals and accreditation requirements from the 1967 liberalized law. The decision upholds a 20 week limit and cites a constitutional right to terminate pregnancy with health safeguards. The state reports over 62 thousand legal abortions last year.
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San Francisco
California
State Court of Appeal
State Department of Public Health
Richard M. Sims
Norman Elkington
Alameda County
State Department of Health
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Roswell
Fakir
Komar
Vernon Craig
Wooster
Chamber of Commerce
Krek
South Vietnam
7Th Infantry Division
Fuller
Elks
The
Supreme Court
Madison, Wis
Panama Canal Zone
Quang Ngai
Long Binh
Charlie Company
Highway 1
Home Owned & Operated
Coleman
Eveready
Bank Americard
Koops ‘Bil Maan
Perot
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