Steel profits climb as auto industry falters in recession
U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel report first quarter profits rising sharply from a year earlier while General Motors posts a 51 percent drop to 59 million. GM, Speer, and Foy caution that recession effects linger, but optimism grows that the worst is behind.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Detroit
General Motors Corp
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Thomas A. Murphy
Elliott M. Estes
Edgar B. Speer
Lewis W Foy
Speer
Communist Forces Seize Saigon and Renaming Ho Chi Minh City
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops capture Saigon ending a 35 year war. They raise a Viet Cong flag at the presidential palace and declare Ho Chi Minh City the new capital as U.S. evacuation ends. Reports cite scattered fighting and widespread jubilation in Hanoi and Saigon.
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UPS
Ho Chi Minh City
Viet Cong
GPA
Duong van Minh
UPI
Hoang van Cuong
Alan Dawson
Dawson
Saigon Zoo
Hanoi
Tokyo
Vietnam
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Taipei
Sergei Bulantsev
South Vietnam
Paris
North
Ho Chi Minh
Dien Bien Phu
Ford proud he ordered Vietnamese evacuation
President Ford defended the Saigon evacuation saying he was proud to move thousands of South Vietnamese to safety before the fall. Press Secretary Ron Nessen cited about 7,000 evacuees, 6,000 Vietnamese and 1,000 Americans, and Ford pushed Congress for a 327 million dollar aid bill to reimburse foreign aid projects and aid remaining refugees.
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Saigon
South China Sea
Washington
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford Proud
UPI
Ron Nessen
Congress
Nessen
U.S. Navy
Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
America
Oval Office
Refugees Begin New Lives as U.S. Resettlement Accelerates
First large group of Vietnamese refugees rescued from Saigon arrives in the United States. Flights and chartered transports plan to move thousands more to American destinations by week’s end. Officials and citizens urge welcoming efforts as evacuees depart for housing and aid programs across the country.
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Saigon
United States
America
Pacific
U.S
Raymond Woodrome
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
California
Philippines
Guam
Camp Pendleton
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Carrier Seeks Prompt Payments in Ukiah Daily Journal
The newspaper carrier asks customers to settle deliveries when first contacted today. He emphasizes timely collections to ensure continued service and prompt payment.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Bernard Avery murder trial details reveal drinking and violence
Prosecutors presented testimony from Ukiah detectives and others on a tape in which Mark Bernard admitted beating Audrie Avery to cause bleeding on multiple occasions before her Jan. 30 death. The defense argued Bernard’s mental state and sought to distinguish guilt levels while noting alcohol and benzedrine use and a pattern of goading violence.
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Mark Raymond
Audrie Avery
Willits
Mark Franklin Bernard
Duncan James
Bernard
Ukiah
Larry Maxson
Dennis Marcheschi
Mrs. Avery
Mark Bernard
Allen
Maxson
Marcheschi
Kenley Falconer
State Department of ‘Justice Lab
Santa Rosa
Richard Waller. James
Dorothy
Bend
Oregon
Avery
Thomas Boyer
Brothers
James
Jack Crisp
Robert Cooley
Richard Drury
Cooley
Crisp
Mark
Audrie
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Tanjug
Ed Huddleston
Fort Bragg
Huddleston
Mendocino County
Sonoma
Sonoma County Water Agency
Coyote Dam
State Water Resources Control Board
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Sacramento
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
State Board of Forestry
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Humboldt
Department of Fish and Game
Fish and Game Department
Thailand
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Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Henry Streets
Potter Valley
Nguyen Cao Ky
Mme
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U.S. 7Th Fleet
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San Clemente
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