North Vietnamese Attack South Outpost Near Pleiku
North Vietnamese forces hit a third South Vietnamese outpost in the central highlands amid fear for Pleiku city. Saigon says Hanoi’s 230th Division led the attacks, with Luft Col De Viet noting limited clear objectives. Government forces repelled Bau Can base camp, while raids and shelling hit positions near Pleiku and Ben Cat as US air strikes and bombers escalated in the region.
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French Caveman Sees Light After Six Months Underground
AP reports Michel Siffre, French cave researcher, emerged from a 203 day stay in a cave in Texas. He lived in near isolation with no mail, newspapers, or radio, testing human adaptation to extended underground life. Researchers, NASA and defense officials plan to analyze data for implications on astronauts, pilots, and submariners.
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Amin accuses Britain of plotting assassination in Uganda
In Kampala President Idi Amin charged the British government with plotting to kill him before the 99 day deadline for expelling British Asians. He spoke at a Uganda Security Council meeting and made the accusation amid regional tensions.
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Eat Long holding fasteeth powder eases denture wear
Long-holding FASTEETH powder promises worry free denture use by relieving looseness and discomfort. The wording suggests a consumer health aid aimed at denture wearers seeking stable fit and comfort.
Compromise Bill Keeps Independent Legal Services Agency
The House approved a $47 billion poverty measure creating an independent national Corporation for Antipoverty Services, and sending the bill to the President. It ends a two year fight over keeping Legal Services as an independent program, with a Senate vote 223 to 97 and a promise to renew in the next Congress.
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Coeds Begin Undergraduate Classes at Notre Dame
Notre Dame welcomes its first undergraduate women while preserving campus routines. 175 freshmen and 210 transfers join a student body with existing women from St Marys College. Adjustments include in dorms cafes and improved facilities, with no sex segregation in PE classes and the marching band open to women.
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Quiet Day Reported In Belfast
Belfast and Londonderry saw violence with an explosion wrecking a Crumlin Road cooperative store and a gunman injuring a soldier while banks were robbed. In Enniskillen Whitelaw urged frontier locals to feed security forces, seeking cross border cooperation to curb guerrilla activity as Dublin critics accused government policy of leniency toward the Provisional IRA.
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