Yanks Seize Hill Above Dak To
U S infantrymen of the 4th Division seized Hill 13388 above the Dak To valley after day long fighting with North Vietnamese troops. Seventy percent of the hill was covered in jungle as U S commanders worried about a rocket regiment on the crest. Air and ground operations continued with the Ha Noi airfield strike and heavy firefights in the central highlands.
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Saigon
U.S
Dak To
South Vietnam
Peter Arnett
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
U. S
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Hanoi
Tass
Arnett
4Th Division
Surveyor Moon Hop Succeeds on Lunar Flight
Pasadena scientists report Surveyor 6 lifted about 10 feet in a 614 second flight from the lunar surface. The three legged craft landed eight feet from its prior position as engineers study surface strength and stereo photographs for future Apollo missions.
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Pasadena
Calif
Lunar
Moon
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Apollo
Earth
JPL
Johnson says Vietnam troop level to hold at 525000
President Johnson stated that the military commander in Vietnam expects no increase in the 525,000 U.S. troops there and that the buildup is likely leveling off barring a radical war change. He cited discussions with General Westmoreland and reaffirmed prior Joint Chiefs of Staff recommendations.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congressional
Henry M. Jackson
Nixon Tops Poll of Convention Delegates
AP tally of 1964 Republican National Convention delegates shows Nixon as favorite for the 1968 presidential nomination with Reagan as preferred vice presidential nominee. Rockefeller and Reagan also attract strong support, Nixon-Reagan leads as strongest ticket at 40 percent.
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Nixon
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Associated Press
California
Ronald Reagan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Reagan
Associated Press Bureaus
Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Resolutions on Viet Nam Plaguing Young Dems in Florida
Hollywood Florida AP young Democrats debated Vietnam war resolutions with a coalition backing a stop bombing North Vietnam and negotiations including the Viet Cong. Moderates supported a Texas draft urging presidential negotiations and a cease fire eventualities while hawks held a solid bloc. A majority of the resolutions committee is expected to send one proposal to the floor tonight.
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Hollywood
Fla
Young Democrats
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Moder
Ates
Texas
Johnson
Vietnam
Resolutions
Credibility Gap Urged by Top Newspaper Editors
Harrison E. Salisbury of the New York Times urged closing the credibility gap between government news and the public by reporting with courage and intelligence. Otis Chandler of the Los Angeles Times conceded media has sometimes used poor judgment in covering racial conflict and urged journalists to face disturbances with honesty.
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Minneapolis
Otis Chandler
The
Los Angeles Times
Sigma Delta Chi
Dem Sentiment Sought On Running Crewson Against Miller Next Year
Athens County Democratic officials explore drafting Dr. Harry B. Crewson for the 1968 10th District U S Congress seat to oppose incumbent Clarence E. Miller. Crewson, Ohio University economics chair, has led Athens County Democrats since 1966 and was re elected president of Athens City Council in 1967.
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Dem
Crewson
Miller
Athens County
10Th
U. S
William Lavelle
Ohio Democratic Executive Committee
Harry B. Crewson
Clarence E. Miller
Athens
Ohio University
Lavelle
Coordination urged in Model Cities program
Washington AP reports the total attack approach signals an admission that federal and local programs lack coordination. H Ralph Taylor, director, says funded institutions in 63 cities including Columbus Toledo and Dayton must cooperate across schools welfare agencies employment services and housing authorities.
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Washington
H. Ralph Taylor
Feder
Taylor
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Messenger previews high school basketball season
The Messenger announces a Sunday tabloid preview for the upcoming high school basketball season. It highlights coverage of 19 teams with stories on personnel and prospects, marking a first basketball edition to accompany the existing football tabloid.
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The
Messenger
Senate sinks plan to fund drugs in Medicare for elderly
U S and World News Briefs report the Senate defeated an amendment to the Social Security bill aimed at counting prescription drug costs in Medicare coverage for about 18 million seniors. The 37 to 33 vote upheld the move to table the Montoya measure led by Senator Dirksen.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N
Dow Protests Split Miami University Campus
At Miami University in Oxford Ohio two student groups staged four hour pickets outside the Laws Building over Dow Chemical Co recruiters with about 40 opposing and 15 to 20 in support. In Rome Italy a parliamentary committee narrowly approved the first section of a divorce bill, a step toward legalizing divorce under limited conditions, with passage still uncertain.
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Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Dow Chemical Co
Dow
Laws
Rome
Italy
Robbery at Palm Bay Yacht Club. jewelry worth 100000 stolen
In Miami Florida two bandits ransacked Mrs. Carling L. Dinkler’s penthouse stealing jewelry valued at 100000. Dinkler was not harmed and found the intruders inside upon returning home. In Fairfield Connecticut two year old Ted Plancon, missing since Thursday, was found unharmed on a front porch. Police say the child had been removed from a stolen car.
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Miami
Fla
Carling L. Dinkler
WVCG
Fairfield
Conn
Ted Plancon
Stephen Sherwood
Ted
Athens race affected by official tabulation changes
Officials report that official tabulation changes alter one Athens race with a recount deadline set for next Wednesday. High energy physicists plan a meeting on Ohio University campus next week. Mason County 4-H youth are honored at the annual Achievement Day. Two university presidents criticize proposals to strip draft deferments for students who interfere with military recruiting.
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Athens
Srcccesce Enverops
High Energy
Ohio University
Mason County
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