Viet Cong Driven From Tay Ninh
South Vietnamese infantry and U S jets drove most of a 1 000 man Communist force from Tay Ninh City suburbs and fought a fierce battle with 150 guerrillas trapped in Thai Thong hamlet. Casualties included 14 Viet Cong killed in an ambush south of Tay Ninh and an American soldier dead with five wounded.
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Nat Gibson
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Hawaii
California
State Earmarks $43.5 Million For Area Roads
Vermont plans main highway spend under a 374.7 million seven year program. Bennington County gets 43.5 million and Caledonia 128.3 million. Orange County roads receive 66 million as the state shifts funds from Windsor and Chittenden for interstate projects.
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Bennington
James Wallace
Windsor
Chittenden
Orange County
Reds Claim Bucher Admits Pueblo on Spying Mission
Tokyo dispatch reports UPI said U S Navy Cmdr. Lloyd Mark Bucher admitted the Pueblo was on a spying mission in North Korean waters during a North Korea radio broadcast. The North Korea Central News Agency monitored in Tokyo carried the statement at a news conference.
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Pueblo
North Korea
United States
North
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Tass
Pap
Lloyd Mark Bucher
U.S
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
Pyongyang
Guardian
Dean Rusk
Egypt Evacuates Civilians from Suez City Evacuations expand amid preventive defense plan
Cairo shifts 25 000 people from Suez City as Egypt accelerates a preventive defense program to counter Israeli actions The move comes amid Jordan Arab mobilization threats and ongoing cross canal clashes In Amman King Hussein condemns UN mediation as futile and pushes for wider Arab mobilization UN Security Council adjourns without action and Jarring pursues canal crisis mitigation
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United Press International
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Jordan
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Ashdot- Yaacov
al Ahram
Mohamed Fawzi
Gamal Abdel Nasser
el Kantara
Sinai Peninsula
Amman
Husein
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U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Suez
Israel
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Troops Withdrawn From Czech Cities
Soviet army tanks and troops pulled out of Prague Brno and Bratislava into countryside bivouacs leaving a departing rear guard. Three weeks after occupation Moscow demanded resignations and promised normalization while Soviet troops remain near borders as Czechoslovakia vows not to return to Stalinism.
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UPI
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Brno
Bratislava
Tanjug
Jiri Hajek
Moscow
Ota Sik
Kremlin
Sik
Gustav Husak
Slovak Communist Party
Husak
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
West Germany
Stefan Sadovsky
Pravda
Russia
Hoff Seeks Probe Of Adultery Case
Governor Philip Hoff across Vermont intends to appoint a three member panel to probe the adultery case involving Negro minister David Johnson. The investigation would cover police and attorney general handling after a California judge refused to order the woman returned for trial.
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Montpelier
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
David Johnson
Irasburg
California
Hoff
Vermont
Attorney General’s Office
Barbara Lawrence
Lawrence
Lewis B. Springer
Seaside
Calif
Johnson
Anthony Brazil
Sniper Fires On New York City Police Car In Brooklyn
In Crown Heights a hidden gunman fired rifle shots into a patrol car injuring Sgt. Peter Kunik and patrolman James Rigney who were treated and released. The attack follows prior ambushes and clashes involving Black Panthers and white counter-demonstrators around Brooklyn.
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UPI
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
Crown Heights
Peter Kunik
James Rigney
Kings County Hospital
Black Panther Party
Panther
Brooklyn Criminal Court
Peace party idea drawn for McCarthy Lindsay ballot run
Denise McCluggage of Warren Vermont seeks 1364 notarized signatures to place McCarthy Lindsay electors on the November ballot. She argues a fourth party could mobilize disenchanted liberals and keep voters engaged, warning that abstention may become a habit if the two major candidates do not reflect their views.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
John V. Lindsay
Vermont
Denise McCluggage
Warren
McCarthy-Lindsay
Peace Party
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McCarthy
Humphrey
LBJ
Democratic Party
James Oakes
Miss McCluggage
New York Herald Tribune
Kansas
Midwest
New Peace Party
Chicago
Sen. McCarthy
Inside Page 4 Editorial Calls for Closed Primary
An editorial argues for a closed primary vote on page four. The mention notes the policy stance within the newspaper’s opinion section.
Probers Fear Flight Recorder Lost in Depths
Investigators said there is little hope of locating the flight recorder from an Air France Caravelle that crashed into the Mediterranean near Nice killing 95 aboard. The depth of 3281 feet and rough seas hindered recovery as wreckage and bodies spread over a 1000 yard area. Fifteen bodies were recovered by midmorning. the jet apparently exploded before impact on the Corsica to Nice flight. Most passengers were French tourists. 13 children aged 3 to 12 were aboard. Americans unconfirmed.
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Mediterranean
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French Riviera
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