Viet Cong blast rocks Saigon billet killing 10
In Saigon, Viet Cong terrorists using submachine guns attacked an American billet near the Metropole Hotel, triggering a large explosion that killed 10 and wounded 114. Americans among the injured included many wounded by flying glass. eight Vietnamese deaths were reported as police sealed the area.
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Tighter Curbs Seen To End Dollar Drain
Washington officials say this weekend the Johnson administration will announce tighter voluntary curbs on U S business investments abroad as part of the balance of payments program. They aim to reduce overseas outlays on new plant and equipment, seeking an international payments equilibrium next year.
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Three Klansmen Convicted in Liuzzo Case Conspiracy
An all white jury convicts Collie Wilkins Eugene Thomas and William Eaton on federal conspiracy charges in the Liuzzo case. They receive ten year prison terms as the verdict follows a similar Alabama racial case conviction.
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Marine Helicopter Crashes in Da Nang Mission
A US Marine UH34D helicopter crashed in flames about 27 miles south of Da Nang during a troop carrier mission. Four American Marines and nine Vietnamese soldiers were feared killed. An additional Navy pilot was reported killed when his Skyraider was shot down near North Vietnam during carrier strikes.
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Gemini 7 Aboard Borman Lovell Ready For Launch
Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell said they were ready to go on a two week space voyage set to lift off Saturday at 2 30 p m EST weather permitting. The mission launches a year end doubleheader with Gemini 6 as the two crews aim for a historic rendezvous. rain or shine the launch team prepared Titan 2 sparks and last checkups as families awaited the journey.
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Rhodesia Crisis Deepens As Britain Seizes Rhodesia Bank
Britain seized the Reserve Bank of Rhodesia in a bold move to choke the rebel government of Ian Smith. The action follows an OAU ultimatum to Britain to end the Rhodesian crisis, with sanctions threatening Rhodesia’s access to sterling and communications. Prime Minister Harold Wilson faces pressure at home as ministers push for a united response and possible troop intervention warnings.
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Inside Village trustees ponder planning puzzle
A village board weighs zoning and development questions as part of a planning puzzle. Analysts consider how the town’s layout and future growth may unfold, with attention to local impacts and governance decisions.
Greetings for 38 000 Draftees Next Month
The Defense Department orders 38,280 draftees in January including 8,980 for the Marine Corps, down from December's 40,200 but higher than any month since 1953. Army at 29,300. Marines accelerate buildup. volunteers ease pressure. total military strength aims above 3 million.
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