Battle Near Saigon as U S Clears Enemy Hideouts
A US and South Vietnamese force of about 5000, with 20 tanks and armored personnel carriers, overran fortified bunkers 25 miles northwest of Saigon after air and helicopter strikes. Eleven Americans and eight South Vietnamese were killed or wounded. 74 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops were reported killed in four actions. The operation aims to deny the enemy bunkers and hideouts used to store supplies while pacification headquarters reduce combat roles and decommission ships and units.
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George Esper
Fress
Saigon
U.S
Fouryaetians
Mekong Delta
7Th Fleet
Sanctuary
South Vietnam
2Nd
University Students Drive To Cut Off Funds For War
Berkeley students organize a national drive to end U.S. involvement in Indochina. They plan to lobby 240 Congress members to oppose the Hatfield McGovern bill and set up town meetings with constituents to persuade lawmakers. UC campuses hired a Sacramento lobbyist as part of a broader antiwar effort amid student political gains in Berkeley elections.
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Berkeley
Catit
University of California
Derkeley
Eric Wollman
University
Washington
Sacramento
Wollman
Jersey Resident Files Suit To Stop Ocean Dumping
Joseph M. Boyd of Princeton New Jersey a telephone directory publisher filed separate suits in New York and Delaware federal courts to stop ocean dumping of waste He seeks permanent injunctions barring navigation permits for dumping at New York Harbor and an injunction against Berg Towing Independent Towing and McAllister Brothers for dumping Philadelphia bound waste He argues federal law extends to the outer continental shelf and cites a state antifiler law Boyd leads a local Citizens group but filed as an individual to avoid group liability concerns
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Washington
New Diversey
Congress
Joseph M. Boyd
Princeton
N.J
U.S
Cntris
New York
Delaware
Boyd
Army Corps of
Couet
New York Harbor
Philadelphia
Berg Towing Co
Independent Towing Co
McAllister Brothers
Delaware Sil
Rod
New Jersey
I Boyd
The
Consumer Bureau
Haddonfield
Suying
Rogers Meets Leaders From Turkey Iran and More
Secretary of State William P Rogers met with foreign affairs leaders from Turkey Pakistan and Britain at a CENTO ministerial meeting in Ankara. Martial law tightened control as leftist publications were shut and arrests made amid a crackdown. Rogers then travels to Saudi Arabia and on to Jordan Lebanon Egypt and Israel to press Arab-Israeli peace talks. Israel warns Rogers will face a united front that will not be swayed by concessions.
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Turkey
William P .Rogers
Tran
Pakistan
Britain
Middle East
CENTO
Central Treaty Organization
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Alec Douglas-Home
Rogers Fies
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Lebanon
Egypt
Israel
Israel Galili
Issraeli
Rogers
United Nations
Market Prices Move Lower in Moderate Trading
New York stock prices drifted lower as the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials stood about 1.13 points down at 947.10 at midmorning. Advancers trailed decliners on the New York Stock Exchange, with little fresh news to spur buying or selling interest. Big Board quotes showed Donnelley unchanged at 9.
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New York
Donnelley
Captain Acquitted Of Maiming Plans To Stay In Army
Captain Eugene M Kotone was acquitted by a military jury of maiming a prisoner during the My Lai assault in 1968 and says he will remain in the Army. He praised the Army and greeted supporters from Humboldt Nebraska as verdicts were announced, with Medina awaiting trial for murder and Henderson facing dereliction of duty charges in Meade Maryland.
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William L. Chaze
FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Eugene M. Kotone
Katone
Hone
Humboldt
Neha
James Burkhart
Richland
Ind
Contanartial
Gir
Kutoue
Kotoue
Charles Hutto
Tallulah
S.spt
David Mitchell
St. Princeville
Kotone
William L. Calley
Ernest Medina
Tial
T. McPherson
Ovan K. Henderson
1Th Infantry
My Lai
PL Meade
Medina
Any
Madison Wright
Consumer Advocate Warns of Danger in Mental Drug
James Turner argues doctors are underwarned about Stelazine risks. He claims half of patients on the drug face unnecessary exposure and possible irreversible Parkinsonian symptoms at high doses. FDA acknowledges overuse for mild cases and says labeling will be revised.
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G. David Wallace Washington
Ralph Nader
James Turner
Smith, Kline & French
Turner
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
National Academy of Engineering
Rudolf Degkwitz
Nader
Center For the Study of Responsive Law
Look well to the hearth stone for America lies
The line urges vigilance at home as a foundation of national strength. It reflects a call to steadfastness and unity, anchoring hope in domestic resilience. The speaker stresses that safeguarding essentials and communal steadiness sustains the nation through uncertainty.
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America
Calvin
Magistrate Defends Police Action In Auto Mishap
Mrs. Donoghue faced charges after a morning collision with Keller on N Prospect and W Franklin. Keller testified he followed a red car that struck his vehicle, observed damage, and alerted police. Officer Kline found the Donoghue car registered and pursued the case. The magistrate commented on police conduct and noted the driver’s denials and confrontations, urging caution and noting potential charges such as hit and run.
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Prospect SL
Jonathan St
N. Jonathan &J
Donoghue
W. Franklin St
Harald Kline
Uvet
Kline
Tonoghue
Mangia Trote Wolfkill
Wolfkill
Facct
Fort Ritchie Hosts Pittsburgh Catholic Orchestra Visit
Fort Ritchie Md welcomes 40 Ozanum Strings youth musicians from Pittsburgh to Cascade Elementary School for a concert of symphonic and gospel selections. The advanced group of 119 members is hosted by local Fort Ritchie families with Father Rene Gelinas arranging housing. Sister Francis Assisi directs Ozanuin Strings.
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Fort Ritchie
Ozanum Strings
Pittsburgh
Cascade Elementary School
George Day
Cascade Elementary Selumm
Rene Gelinas
Ozanuin Strings
Francis Assisi
Marge Thompson
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