Vietnamese minister warns of bombing industrial centers
South Vietnamese Foreign Minister Tran Van Do told UPI in Kuala Lumpur that North Viet Nam would have its industrial centers bombed if peace talks fail. He named Haiphong Phuc Yen Thai Nguyen Viet Tri and Vinh as likely targets. He argued Hanoi lacks strategic significance and that destruction would serve to force concessions.
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Oregon Family Sets Leg Breaking Record
A Portland family faces multiple fractures from recent months. Jnel Allen Taylor injured in a June traffic crash with leg and foot fractures. Mrs Taylor broke a left heel serving dinner in bed after tripping on the dog. Their 10-year-old son Gary fractured his left knee in a bicycle collision. Louis, 13, and grandma Clara Taylor handle housework at home. The family remains at home as injuries accumulate.
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Stepup in South Viet Nam war hinted by B52 raids
U S air commanders hint a strategic shift to saturating B52 strikes against Viet Cong strongholds in South Viet Nam. The plan includes daily raids, expanding past five days, with Navy and Air Force missions totaling 15 against targets near Hanoi and Dien Bien Phu. Two F105s are listed as missing after battles over North Viet Nam.
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Johnson moves to make Head Start program permanent
President Johnson announced Head Start will become a continuing part of the American educational system with year round centers for nondistrict children and follow through programs for this year's participants. He spoke at a rose garden ceremony to educators and doctors, framing the program as a landmark in democracy and a pledge that no American child be condemned to failure by birth.
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Indefinite Hearing In Neal Press Contempt Case
Noblesville editor James T. Neal faces a postponed contempt hearing as Special Judge Robert McNevin reviews his motion to dismiss cited for writing a column criticizing the crackdown on traffic violators. Defense and prosecutor status questions delay action until press freedom grounds are resolved. The case stems from Neal's role with the Noblesville Daily Ledger and Indiana Republican committee.
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Newest Draft Details Cited
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Monday the draft will apply to married men with children after January and married men without children will be drafted later. The Selective Service chief said younger men may face changes in deferments while locals flag possible shifts in medical exam standards. British couple launches escort service with husband and wife as organizers in Boar-nemouth, offering a car operator and escorts for a fee. rules may vary and deferments could be affected.
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