One Killed In Lobster Boats Clash
A Miami area report describes a deadly clash among independent Florida lobstermen near Cay Sal Bank. Skipper William Branthoover, 33, recounts being shot at while retrieving traps. a crewman was killed. The detail-heavy tale also intertwines a separate Miami jewel heist, with thieves escaping after a Wells Fargo armored robbery in Miami Beach.
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Peace Talks Doubted By Hanoi Visitor
The Hanoi visitor reports that prospects for North Vietnam and the United States talks remain doubtful amid ongoing bombing and political pressure. He notes civilian bomb damage, U.S. policy statements, and Hanoi’s stance while describing access limits for reporters in North Vietnam.
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Captain Ashes Decorations For Medics In Combat
Captain Joe K Clary of Charleston South Carolina says medics deserve decorations for bravery during a heavy firefight near Saigon River about 30 miles north of Saigon. Medics led advances under heavy fire crawling through mud to tend wounded as four medics were injured and one seriously wounded. Corporal Daniel A Rooseau Specialist Willy H Brown and Private Ken A Taralinson named for their actions.
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Mexico City Snow and Sun Sweep Nations
Mexico City endured a three day overcast with fresh snow in areas around the capital, while nationwide flooding and crop damage were reported. About 1,000 vehicles stuck on highways near Mexico City and tens of thousands of dead birds were noted in rural outskirts. Emergency crews built a flood barrier on the Remedial River as 2,400 people were left homeless. The piece also mentions a separate Indianapolis case of Vera D Hague, a 67 year old cashier, awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to theft totaling $24,000 from a Jackson County institution between 1964 and 1966.
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