Communists Press Offensive Around Kirirom and Angkor Wat
UPI reports 3600 troops led by North Vietnamese Viet Cong Khmer Rouge and Pathet Lao attacked the Kirirom Plateau and nearby Angkor Wat area to seize Cambodia's only ammunition plant and a key highway. government forces pulled back for reinforcements while clashes killed a Cambodian commander and left refugees wounded on the Mekong River.
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UPI
Kirirom
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Angkor Wat
Kenneth J. Braddick
Khmer Rouge
Pathet Lao
Braddick
Som Saoth
Chalet d'Etat
Norodom Sihanouk
Robert’ Kaylor
A . Kaylor
Sihanouk
Arizona State professor sues for 1.2 million after firing
Socialist philosophy professor Dr Morris Starsky of Arizona State University seeks more than 1.2 million in damages from 12 defendants including Governor Williams and ASU officials after being fired by the Arizona Board of Regents for an alleged willful and reckless dismissal. He also seeks 3,000 for lost summer pay and unspecified damages for reputational harm.
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Arizona State University
Arizona Board of Regents
Starsky
Regents
U.S. District Court
Jack Williams
Weldon P. Shefstall
H.K. Newburth
ASU
Elwood” W. Bradford
James Elliott Dunseath
Wesley P. Goss
Gordon D. Paris
Margaret M. Christy
Norman G. Sharber
Paul L. Singer
Kenneth G. Bentson
Arthur B. Shellenberg
Berlin Talks Between Gromyko and Scheel Open Privately
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and West German Foreign Minister Scheel met in private in Moscow to discuss Berlin amid efforts toward a non aggression treaty. The four power Berlin issue remained central as Scheel sought concessions in exchange for Bonn Moscow differences.
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UPI
Andrei A. Gromykko
Soviet Union
Walter Scheel
West Germany
West Berlin
Scheel
Gromyko
Berlin
Sugar rationing starts in British shops amid strike
British stores report sugar rationing in parts of the northwest as a 14 day strike continues. Government and union delegates prepare to decide on a compromise pay settlement already accepted by port employers. A ministry spokesman says there is no danger of shortages in the near future.
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London
UPI
Ministry of Agriculture
North Korean gunboat sunk in eastern waters clash
South Korean jets sank a 61-ton North Korean gunboat off Yongduk 155 miles southeast of Seoul after it fired on shore batteries. A civilian was wounded by a stray bullet. Seven to eight crew reportedly went down. survivors searched. This marked the third naval clash in Korean waters this year amid U S Korea talks on reducing troops.
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UPI
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Scische
Here
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U.S
Korea
Jung Nae-Hiuk
David M. Packard
Honolulu
Scottsdale Woman Cited After Left-Turn Crash
A Scottsdale woman 65 year old Lucille Worthington was treated and released at Baptist Hospital for minor injuries after turning left on Indian School Road into an oncoming eastbound car. She was cited for failure to yield while making a left turn. Cary Anderson 69 of 7749 E Pasadena was not injured.
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Baptist Hospital
Indian School
Lucille’ Worthington
E. Indian School
Worthington
Orange
Cary Anderson
Pasadena
Obituaries for Daniel Dunn and Rev Steve Kmetko
Daniel J. Dunn 21 died in an automobile crash in Twenty Nine Palms California. He was a marine electronics missile technician with the 1st LAMF and a Coronado High School graduate. Survived by parents two sisters and grandfather. Rosary Wednesday and funeral Thursday at St Daniel’s Church Green Acres burial. Reverend Steve Kmetko 54 pastor of First Baptist Church Mesa died in Glendora California. Survived by wife son daughter brother and sister six grandchildren. Private graveside Thursday Green Acres memorial at 2 p.m. Contributions requested to Lark Ellen Home for Boys Azusa California.
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Buffalo
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Wat
First Baptist
Mesa
Glendora
Kmetko
Akron
Ohio
Canoga Park
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
First Baptist Church
Ellen
Azusa
Egypt cracks down on militant guerrillas over cease fire
Egyptian authorities shut down guerrilla stations in Cairo citing attitudes of Palestinian groups toward U S initiatives. Al Fatah warned American interests are within reach of revolutionaries, while Israel discussed Dayan's resignation and Begin's stance on the U S Mideast proposal amid promises of a cautious response.
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Israel
Voice of Assifa
Storm
Palestine Liberation Organization
Voice of Palestine
Al-Akhbar
Syria
Iraq
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Manson Witness Recounts Cave Affair at Trial
Linda Kasabian testified that Charles Manson made love to her in a cave the night after she joined the commune at Spahn Ranch. She said he told her she had a father hang up and that the women were witches. The defendant objected to her statements but the judge overruled.
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Los Angeles
UPI
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Kasabian
Charles Manson
Tate- LaBianca
Manson
Spahn Ranch
Irving Kanarek
Vincent Bugliosi
Kanarek
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Bugliosi
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Burglars Take Cash From Scottsdale Home
Police report a burglary at Debbie Carlson's residence 4522 N 86th St Scottsdale where about 90 dollars in cash was taken between 4 and 10 p m while the family was away. Entry likely through an unlocked sliding glass door. No other items were stolen.
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Scottsdale
Debbie Carlson
86Th St
Hazel and Baltimore Jack Gorilla Pair at Phoenix Zoo
The Phoenix Zoo displays Hazel the female gorilla daily from 10 00 a m to 12 30 p m while Baltimore Jack is not yet on view for several weeks. Zoo officials say Jack must adjust to the new home and climate before public viewing. Hazel spends much of the day on display but now shares time with Jack.
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Phoenix Zoo
Baltimore
Jack
Phoenix
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