Hanoi Offensive Prolonged Despite U S Bombing
Saigon observers say North Vietnam’s central committee resolved to press the offensive in the south, publishing a three part Nhan Dan series by Hong Ha. They report the plan mobilizes all forces for final victory, reinforcing a war footing across the entire North.
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U S planes hit two North Vietnam bridges near Chinese border
U S pilots report two 2000 pound laser bombs destroyed bridges on the northeast rail line to China 55 and 60 miles northeast of Hanoi amid Beijing protests. U S forces claim 290 strikes that day while B 52s hit dumps north of the DMZ.
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Flood's Survivors Search For Bodies In Rapid City
Rapid City's flood death toll rises as burial ceremonies begin across three cemeteries. Survivors and authorities search for the missing after rain-swollen Rapid Creek flooded the city, with officials reporting 161 identified and 31 unidentified bodies. Curfew remains in effect as guardsmen aid the search.
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Explosion Injures Two at Logan Goodyear Plant
At about 7 20 p m Monday a blast at the Logan Goodyear Tire plant injured two workers Leonard Burns 31 of E Hunter St and William Mark Mechem 23 of Nelsonville both burned and hospitalized with Burns listed as critical Mechem satisfactory A plant manager said no other injuries were reported and investigators sought cause while fire crews contained the blaze near the oven area.
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Oven Mishap Burns Two Workers in Plant Explosion
Leonard Burns, a laboratory technician, was burned when an oven used for processing materials exploded. William Mechem, a passerby employee, sustained lighter burns. Both were taken to Hospital and later transferred to University Hospital in Columbus for treatment.
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Nixon backers named but hundreds stay secret in fundraising
Public campaign filings reveal $409 405 from 51 donors including PepsiCo President Donald Kendall and Merrill Lynch, with total receipts of $1 22 million since April 7 under the Finance Committee to Re elect the President. The four Nixon committees have raised about $10 million as the race nears the fall campaign while Democrats report heavy primary spending and debt for Humphrey and McGovern.
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Ohio Controlling Board Denies Consumer Funds Request
Ohio officials face a split Controlling Board as the attorney general and Commerce Department seek 825000 for enforcing the new Consumer Practices Act. The board voted 3 3 to reject releasing 493000 to the AG and 333166 to Commerce, with resubmission expected.
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Allende Ministers Submit Resignations Amid Chile Crisis
Santiago cabinet ministers have handed in letters of resignation to allow President Allende space to maneuver within the Popular Unity coalition amid internal strife between ultraleftists and Communists. Reports say he may replace several ministers to ease the crisis.
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Prominent critic Edmund Wilson dies at 77 in Boonville
Edmund Wilson a leading figure in American literary life for decades died Monday at his home in Boonville New York. He authored more than twenty books spanning criticism social commentary history fiction and verse. He received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from John F Kennedy in 1963.
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