Viet Cong Captain Defects To South Vietnamese Forces
Viet Cong captain known as Quyen switches sides in Thang Binh district south of Da Nang. He defects with 27 of 40 men, disarms 26 mines, and delivers letters to relatives. Army officials in Tam Ky arm his group with M6 rifles and assign them to pacify the district.
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Carnegie Hall Lifts Rock Ban for New Season
Carnegie Hall ends its 1963 ban on rock music and will host acts this season including the Byrds the Flying Burrito Brothers Led Zeppelin Chambers Brothers Steppenwolf and others signaling a shift in the venue s programming and audience appeal.
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Bolivian government to impose austerity and TV access plan
LA PAZ Bolivia AP revolutionary government vows severe austerity while launching a program to bring 40 000 to 0 000 television sets to the poor, aiming to educate the masses. Information Minister Alberto Bailey Gutierrez, a former editor, says American firms may be Nationalized, with rapid, profound social reorganizations and targets on universities.
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Television Schedule Tuesday Highlights and Debuts
Tuesday afternoon TV slots feature Dream of Jeanne and Can on de la Rosa with drama arcs about love and conflict. Johnny Lancer is linked to a teen’s suspicion of a slain father while Mod Squad screens a narcotics gang target plot. Dick Van Dyke and Debbie Reynolds share lighter storylines as satellite tracking and public affairs discussion fill the schedule.
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Confidence waning in American economy, pollster says
From Norwood Pennsylvania, Albert Sindlinger warns that national confidence about jobs, the stock market, and personal debt is sinking. His 13 year telephone surveys show a shift from optimism to recession fears, with blue collar workers most concerned about layoffs and spending cuts signaling slower growth.
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