South Viet flotilla reaches Phnom Penh in border river move
A flotilla of about 30 South Vietnamese boats with several U.S. advisers sailed into Phnom Penh after a border river assault along the Mekong. The operation aimed to supply refugees and aid allies, with early reports claiming heavy enemy casualties and allied gains near Neak Luong and Svay Rieng.
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Saigon
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Highway 1
Cambodia
Mekong
U.S
Neak Luong
Neak Liang
Kompong Phanom
Svay Rieng
Mekong River
First testimony heard in trial
The trial of Stanley Thom as 21 of 1159 Garden St charged with first degree murder for the knife killing of Terry Lee White 20 of 133 Parkview Ct began before three judges. Thom waived jury trial and seeks a magistrate court. witnesses include White’s wife and sister. Prosecution alleges Thom was aggressor. defense says killing may be justified or excusable. The stabbings occurred Oct 31 at the Neighborhood Center parking lot. Washington Interior plans cloud seeding in Alaska to fight an expected severe fire season.
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Stanley Thomas
Garden St
Terry Lee White
Parkview Ct
Thomas
Jack Zagrans
Gary Carruthers
Paul J. Mikus
John D. Pincura
Henry P. Webber
Frank Horvath
John Lowther
White
Middle Ave
17Th St
Wvtonia
Ste
Miss Perkins
Elyria-Sandusky
Ely Stadium
Zagrans
Washington
UPI
Interior Department
Alaska
Campus reopenings ordered across several universities
Federal judge orders University of Miami to reopen. New York suits force Nassau Community College and Hofstra University to reopen. National Student Congress gathers in San Jose. Kansas students keep classes optional amid talks. Iowa offers three safe options for finishing term. MIT faculty keep campus open with optional attendance. Boston College hosts open seminars. Princeton technically closed but exams arranged with professors. Connecticut ends new Defense contracts as campus evaluates stance.
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University of Miami
Fla
New York
Young Americans For Freedom
Nassau Community College
Long Island
Hofstra University
Hempstead
National Student Congress
San Jose
Calif
State
University of Kansas
University of Iowa
University
Willard L. Boyd
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston College
Princeton University
Institute For Defense Analyses
Defense Department
University of Connecticut
Homer D. Babbidge Jr
Berlin Milan teachers end study day walkout
Berlin Milan teachers return to school after a professional study day walkout over salaries and benefits. A Saturday night session between the Berlin Milan Teachers Association and the school board aimed to prevent a third walkout and set negotiations for later, with about 55 of 76 teachers absent Thursday and Friday.
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Berlin
Milan
Anita Schrodt
Berlin - Milan
Sala
Reuther remembered as a social justice advocate in labor
Tributes poured in for Walter P. Reuther after the UAW leader and his wife perished in a chartered plane crash in northern Michigan. Presidents, corporate leaders, and union officials praised his commitment to fairness and civil rights, noting his impact on collective bargaining and the labor movement.
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Labor
Industry
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Nixon
Michigan
J. Curtis Clunts
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Roy Wilkins
The
NAACP
Wilkins
Board of Directors
Reuther's death shocks unions and world leaders
The postwar labor icon Walter Reuther dies in a 1967 plane crash after weathered by a storm while his UAW leadership mourns. Emil Mazey becomes acting president as speculation swirls over successors among Fraser Greathouse Woodcock and Bannon. Reuther's life shows a rise from apprentice to union chief, with a push for social causes and an end to the Vietnam War.
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U Thant
United Nations
Emil Mazey
Reuther
Mazey
UAW
Douglas Fraser
Chrysler
Pat Greathouse
American Motors
Leonard Woodcock
General Motors
Ken Bannon
Ford
Valentine Reuther
Detroit
Wayne State University
Europe
Orient
Soviet Union
Democratic Party
160 Gis killed in seven day period
UPI reports USS communiques list 160 military deaths and 545 wounded in major battles last week amid Cambodian offensives. The tally could mark the highest weekly toll in six months to a year, excluding minor skirmishes and hidden incidents. The prior high was 141 dead in the week ending April 11. Boston study links liquor to most home accidents, noting 8,000 emergency admissions at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Saigon
UPI
USS
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Wall Street opens mixed amid antiwar protests and slow trading
New York stocks opened with mixed results in light activity as brokers focused on antiwar demonstrations. The day saw slight declines overall with guarantees of a moderate loss despite some advances leading. Agricultural markets in Cleveland showed varied livestock and hog prices, with cattle and calf quotes rising modestly while hogs and lambs remained steady or mixed. Prime cattle ranged around 31.75 to 32.50 for prime and 29.25 to 31 for choice, with calves at 75. Sheep and lambs also noted, with prime lambs at 27.25 to 28.25 and other grades following characteristic price bands.
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Wall Street
Cleveland
UPI
Bologna
Industry Week
New York
Procter Gamble
Pullman
Allegheny Ludlum St. M
Republic Steel RY
Tron and
Allied Chemical Mim
Reynolds Tobacco
American Airlines
Schenley
Steel American Bramis
Seart Roebuck Company
American Cal
American Cyanamida Southern Railway
Metro Americanlectric
Iczn Motors Bia
Standard Oil
American Tel & Tel
Standard Oil NJ Sa
Standard Oil Ohio
Armco Steel
Byu
Studeni
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Tenneco
Cnadian Pacific
Trane World Airlines
Celanese Ual Inc
Chesapeake & Ohio
Union Carbide
Prosston
Chrysler A
United Aircraft
Colgate
Commonwealth Edis
Edison
Waltham
Nat Gas
Western Union
Consumer Power
Westinghouse
Electric Bent
General Motors
Bristol Myers
Victor
General Telephone
Woolworth
F.W
Cng&e
Goodyear Bu
Clark Oil
Great Atlantic & Pac
el Wu
Greyhound
Crown Zel Gulf Oil
Dia Sham
Dow Chemical
Rea
Drav
Bie Ms Marathon
Latrobe Steel
Mar Md Bt
LOF Glass
Martin M MY Lone Star Cm
Nat Cash R
Marcor Inc
Ohio Edison
McDon Dgls
Panh E Pl
McNeil Cp
Hat MMM
Phillips P Ramada Inn
Mobil Oil AZ
Rubbermaid
Monsanto
National Aviation
Penn Central
American Machine & Fountry
Philips
Israel Strikes Egyptian Canal Positions During Independence Celebrations
Israeli air raids against Suez Canal positions lasted about 60 minutes and targeted northern canal areas. Egypt claimed to shoot down one Israeli jet in raids a day earlier while celebrations across the country included dances, fireworks, and crowds lining streets from Eilat to Haifa.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
Egypt
Eilat
Haifa
Kings of Israel
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Elyria, O
Phanie Perkins
Woodford Ave
J.D. Call Ford Sales
Gread Street
Elyria
Curtis Dunnavan Jr
Richmond
Monroe Park
Dunnavan
United Press International
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
William O’brien
Chrysler Corp
Walter Dorosh
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Walter Reuth
UAV
Russell Abbott
Wheeling
W. Va
Cleveland Livestock
Insurance Agency
Wells Mole Jr
Grafton
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Group
Mole
Farmers
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Burn Savings & Trust
Gyra
Waddle Ave. High School
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